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the other David
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Friday January 8, 10:55 am Eastern Time
Company Press Release
SOURCE: Fix-Corp International, Inc.
FIXCOR Recovery to Introduce 'Project GEORGE' at
California Press Conference, '1st of Its Kind' Processing Unit -
Recycles
Used Plastic Motor Oil Containers
BEACHWOOD, Ohio, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- FIX-CORP INTERNATIONAL, INC.
(OTC BULLETIN BOARD: FIXC
- news) -- Mark Fixler, Chairman and CEO announced that a press
conference has been scheduled for 11:00 a.m. Tuesday,
January 12, 1999, to introduce 'Project GEORGE™', the pilot program for
the collection, processing and recycling of used
motor oil containers. 'Project GEORGE™' has been made possible by a
grant from the California Integrated Waste
Management Board and a licensing agreement between FIXCOR Recovery
Systems and AlliedSignal's Federal Manufacturing
& Technologies Business Unit (patent holder for the separation process).
The press conference and demonstration will be held
at FIXCOR Recovery System's San Jose location where 'GEORGE™' has been
up and running.
'GEORGE™' is the machine that processes the shredded plastic containers,
separating and extracting 100% of the residual oil
that remains inside of each discarded used oil container. This
one-of-a-kind, state-of-the- art technology produces clean plastic
for recycling and recovered oil for re- refining. 'Project GEORGE™'
refers to the entire cleanup program that collects and
transports used oil containers from drop off centers, curbside recycling
programs and oil change locations, processing them and
returning recycled products to the economy, while educating the public,
particularly do-it-yourselfers, as to the necessity of this
initiative.
Fixler comments, ''We are committed to the environmental impact as we
look to expand 'Project GEORGE™' into a national
program. We now have the technology to prevent millions of gallons of
oil from contaminating ground water, to recover millions
of pounds of plastic from the waste stream and to re-introduce both
products as renewable resources. As the program
develops, we look forward to the economic benefits impacting our
recycling and manufacturing operations. In Canada, for
example, we are currently paid to collect and process the oil
containers, resulting in a reduction in the cost of our post
consumer plastic supply as well as future revenues generated by oil
sales.''
'Project GEORGE™', named for the separation process' inventor,
AlliedSignal's George Bohnert, is an acronym for:
Grinds Plastic, Extracts Oil From Used Oil Containers; Renewing
Resources & Generating Value Added End Products ...
Building a Better Future!
It has been estimated that consumers in California who change their own
oil, use more than 225 million one quart motor oil
containers each year. An average of one ounce of oil remains in each
container resulting in approximately 1.7 million gallons of
residual motor oil 'legally' deposited into California landfills each
year (along with 28 million pounds of plastic). Estimates reveal
that there are approx. 2 billion used oil containers discarded in U.S.
landfills annually -- approx. 228 million pounds of HDPE
and approx. 14 million gallons of oil. To understand the magnitude of
this problem and to keep these figures in proper
perspective; 'One quart of oil can ruin the taste of 250,000 gallons of
drinking water' and 'The used motor oil from one car's oil
change, poured into a storm drain, can cause an eight acre oil slick.'
Lisa Fitzpatrick, Project Coordinator explains, ''We are not the first
company to recycle oil containers. However, we are the
first company to process the oily, shredded plastic in a closed-loop
system without the use of water, detergents or chemicals
that can cause the hazardous discharge of contaminants or additional
waste by-products. Furthermore we are the only known
process that recaptures 100% of the oil and plastic. GEORGE Jr., FIXCOR
Recovery's portable, prototype has been
operating at several locations throughout California. Working with
Richmond Sanitary Services during a two week period in
Richmond, CA, we diverted over 12,700 pounds of plastic and 100 gallons
of oil from the local landfill. During the pilot project
in the San Jose area and working with Green Team and USA Waste
Management, 'Project GEORGE™' was able to divert
1,363 pounds of plastic and 72 gallons of oil in only two (2) days. Full
size units will be able to process as much as 10 times the
amount of material.''
Currently no national or state regulations have been issued concerning
the proper disposal of motor oil containers. With the
advent and implementation of 'Project GEORGE™', States can no longer
ignore or avoid the used oil container recycling issue.
If States or regional government agencies are allowing thousands and
sometimes millions of gallons of reusable motor oil to be
'legally' buried in municipal landfills each year, and not reclaiming
the maximum amount of existing discarded motor oil, then they
are not in compliance with EPA Regulation CFR 40 (part 279).
Fix-Corp International, Inc. is an international environmental-based
recycler of post-consumer high density polyethylene
(HDPE) and producer of recycled post-consumer plastic resin for use in
the manufacture of high- performance plastic pallets
through wholly owned subsidiaries Fixcor Industries, Inc. and Pallet
Technology, Inc. The Company is also under worldwide
licensing agreement with AlliedSignal to reclaim and recycle both oil
and plastic from post-consumer HDPE motor oil
containers through its wholly owned subsidiary Fixcor Recovery Systems,
Inc.
PLEASE NOTE: Some statements in this news release are forward-looking,
subject to certain risks and uncertainties. These
risks and uncertainties include, but are not limited to: economic
conditions, changes in laws and regulations, demand for
products and services of the company, and the effects of competition.
These risks and uncertainties could significantly affect
anticipated results in the future and actual results may differ
materially from any representations made herein.
Friday December 18, 12:18 pm Eastern Time
Company Press Release
TeleServices International Group Forms E-Commerce
Partnership With Babe Ruth League to Raise Funds
Using Compact Connection MusicCard
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 18, 1998-- TeleServices
International Group, Inc. (OTC BB:TSIG - news), announced today a unique
fund-raising and e-commerce partnership with
The Babe Ruth League, Inc. TeleServices' Compact Connection subsidiary
will provide the League with the Babe Ruth
MusicCard to sell for fundraising purposes.
The program will enable more than 900,000 youth baseball and softball
players to sell the $10 MusicCards, which enable the
cardholders to purchase compact disks through the Compact Connection
e-commerce Internet site at below market prices.
TeleServices and the League will share in the revenues generated by the
sale of the Cards. The goal of the program is to sell at
least $50,000,000 of Babe Ruth MusicCards and CDs.
Compact Connection, Inc. (CCI), an online music retailer, is a
subsidiary of TeleServices, a fully integrated provider of
outsourced teleservices. Compact Connection sells CDs and cassettes
online via its website
(http://www.compactconnection.com) at discount prices competitive with
other leading online music retailers such as
MusicBoulevard (Nasdaq:NTKI - news), CDNow (Nasdaq:CDNW - news), K-Tel
(Nasdaq:KTEL - news), and
amazon.com (Nasdaq:AMZN - news). Unique to the Internet is Compact
Connection's marketing of its MusicCard™, which
provides purchasers the ability to buy CDs at even greater discounted
prices.
The Babe Ruth League is the premier amateur baseball and softball
program in the world, with more than 6,000 Leagues,
43,000 teams and 900,000 participants ranging in ages from 5 to 18.
Annually each league and its respective teams require
funding for equipment, personnel, travel, and uniforms. Compact
Connection is proud to have been designated exclusively as
the League's CD fund-raising program for 1999.
Joseph M. Smiegocki, Vice President/Marketing of the Babe Ruth League
stated, ''We anticipate great things from this
relationship with Compact Connection. This is a fresh approach for us,
and we are very excited about the fund-raising potential
of the Babe Ruth MusicCard.''
Added Robert Gordon, Chairman of TeleServices, ''We are proud to be
designated an 'Official Fund Raising Program' of the
Babe Ruth League. This great organization is one of the premier programs
in the country for the development of our nation's
young people. This partnership will help them raise the funds they need
and represents an important new market for the
Compact Connection MusicCard.''
TeleServices International Group, Inc. is a provider of fully integrated
global teleservices to companies focused on selling
products and services through toll-free numbers and the Internet. The
Company's wide array of teleservices includes telephone
sales/order capturing, customer service and product support as well as
direct-response advertising. Visit TeleServices web site
at stockprofiles.com, or e-mail info@tsig.com.
This press release contains ''forward-looking statements'' within the
meaning of Section 27A of the 1933 Securities Act and
Section 21E of the 1934 Securities Exchange Act. Actual results could
differ materially, as the result of such factors as
competition in the markets for outsourced teleservices and for retail
compact discs, the availability of financing at favorable
terms, the ability of the Company and its partners to reach their goals,
and other factors detailed in the Company's public filings
with the SEC.
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