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To: vinh pham who wrote (508)	12/20/1998 6:41:00 AM
From: Mark Oliver	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 723

Let's hope he's not too conservative or worried. That show spot can be hard to get a message across if you get rattled, but they seem to have a good opportunity to talk about the company and bring some new investors on board. Friday was very strong. Maybe we'll have another good day tomorrow. Did you listen to the conference call? Regards, Mark

To: vinh pham who wrote (508)	12/28/1998 3:43:00 PM
From: Mark Oliver	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 723

Any thoughts on whether ESI could have money owed by LG Semicon that would be slow coming if LG looses it's credit facility? Banks halt loans to LG Semicon By CNET News.com Staff December 28, 1998, 12:20 p.m. PT Banks halted loans to LG Semicon today, accusing it of fighting a promised merger that would create the world's second-largest computer memory chipmaker, according to the Associated Press. The government of President Kim Dae-jung's wants LG Semicon to merge with Hyundai Electronics Industry to cut out overlapping investments by the country's computer chipmakers and boost their competitiveness. Hyundai and LG, the nation's largest and third largest conglomerates, agreed in September to merge their chipmaking subsidiaries. But talks have hit an impasse because of a fight over who should rule the merged company. The government supports a U.S. consulting firm's recommendation that Hyundai become the majority shareholder in the new venture. LG says it cannot accept the proposal because it was biased in favor of Hyundai. LG Semicon's 13 creditor banks, most of them state-controlled, today held LG responsible for foiling the merger and stopped providing new funds to the heavily indebted company, according to the wire service. The banks threatened to call in LG Semicon's existing loans as well unless it accepts the merger.