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To: NASDBULL who wrote (34135)	12/24/1998 4:33:00 PM
From: jackal 44	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 119973

HEY! Merry Christmas everyone!!!!..and God Bless us , Everyone! Gotta go get juiced up now! and not worry about my a-GEND-a, just gonna have some EGGS-nog!! The SKYM's the limit! Thanx for the heads up on GEND NAS, we'll see

To: NASDBULL who wrote (34135)	12/24/1998 4:40:00 PM
From: jackal 44	Respond to of 119973

OK I admit it, I've already hit the Sauce!!! Later gang LOL

To: NASDBULL who wrote (34135)	12/25/1998 1:28:00 AM
From: Mr. Park	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 119973

DD on TRBD.... news.pollutiononline.com news.pollutiononline.com transit-center.com fool.com Fri, 25 Dec 1998, 1:19am EST 12/24 Top Stories From Major U.S. Morning Newspapers, Dec. 24: Top Stories From Major U.S. Morning Newspapers, Dec. 24: At the urging of U.S. Vice President Al Gore, the Clinton administration is considering new spending on the environment and high technology in next year's federal budget, the Wall Street Journal said. The administration expects to renew plans for $3 billion in tax credits over five years to promote energy efficiency and pollution reduction, and to increase federal spending on software, communications and high-performance computer research, the Journal said. The Journal also reported the administration is reworking a tax credit, expected to cost about $700 million over five years, to encourage people to buy fuel-efficient cars, and is considering a new program of tax- exempt bonds to build urban parks and to preserve farms.