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To: Gary Burton who wrote (36989)	2/7/1999 3:14:00 PM
From: Redman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 95453

Since I know alot of people on this thread are in FGI, I was in Corpus Christy this weekend and heard a radio advertisement from the company many times. The advertisement said they had a booth set up on the Holiday Inn Crown Plaza and they were interviewing people for employment. It said they needed to hire "hundreds" of qualified people to work their yards throughout Louisianna. Thought that was pretty interesting, things seem to be going OK if they are hiring like that. Red

To: Gary Burton who wrote (36989)	2/8/1999 10:20:00 AM
From: papi riqui	Respond to of 95453

Re: future oil price An interesting excerpt from an article in the Sunday Washington Post: The theme of the September meeting was "back to Mama," says Vahan Zanoyan, president and CEO of The Petroleum Finance Co., an energy consulting firm. He thinks the Saudis may hope to push production up to 10 million barrels a day from the current 8 million over a period of several years, along with an additional 2 million barrels or more of reserve capacity. That strategy could drive oil prices well below $10 a barrel -- which would hurt the Saudis but could ruin their high-cost competitors from the Caspian and elsewhere, Zanoyan says. See the entire article at: washingtonpost.com