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To: Scoobah who wrote (794)	3/16/1999 11:29:00 AM
From: Sid Turtlman	Respond to of 2513

Steve: You complain that I want "company secrets and financial data that is unavailable to the public", quoting my post critiquing your puff piece report on DCHT: "Unless the report is willing to talk about the company's competitive position, finances, and other areas I mentioned, it is hard for any except the most naïve to take seriously." You evidently haven't seen too many, but all NASDAQ, NYSE, ASE and many OTC BB companies file a form once a year called a 10-K. All 10-K's are required to have a section in which the company discusses its competitive position - who it competes with (identified by name, or in general terms) and the basis of the competition - price, quality, service, etc. 10-K's also have audited financials. So if DCHT has any hopes of being something other than a marginal BB company, it will have to come up with these things - no legitimate company consider this information to be a deep, dark secret. As far as your report on the company goes, sins of omission are considered by the SEC to be as bad as sins of commission. If you know, as you have posted, that DCHT is so short of funds that it cannot pay its many employees salaries in cash, and must give them shares of its stock instead, then that absolutely belongs in the report, either directly or in a roundabout way pointing out that the company is likely to need additional funds to achieve its objectives. Omitting a highly significant piece of negative information is considered every bit as fraudulent as if you made positive statements about the company that you knew to be false. So far, you seem more interested in having a promotional piece than one that, by pointing out some risks and challenges as well as the positives, would appeal to people with brains and experience. Perhaps that isn't your target audience. For all your fuming at me, you followed my previous advice and ended your Dr. Harvey/Sir Alexx scam, reducing your legal risk. Follow this advice, and you will eventually have a second reason to thank me.

To: Scoobah who wrote (794)	3/16/1999 8:36:00 PM
From: Scoobah	Respond to of 2513

Allied Signal and Rocket Propulsion; another way of saying Hydrogen? ALLIEDSIGNAL AWARDED CONTRACT TO OPERATE NASA'S WHITE SANDS TEST Facility Business Editors LAS CRUCES, NM--(BUSINESS WIRE)--March 15, 1999--AlliedSignal Technical Services Corporation has been awarded a seven-year, $324-million contract by NASA to operate the White Sands Test Facility, America's premier installation to test and evaluate rocket propulsion systems, materials and other components vital to the U.S. space program. AlliedSignal will staff and operate a number of major functions at this facility, including tests of rocket propulsion fuel and fuel/air mixtures that are critical to the safe introduction and ongoing use of propellants. AlliedSignal will test a wide array of spacecraft hardware, including life cycle tests of the Space Shuttle Orbital Maneuvering System (OMS), Reaction Control System (RCS) and other Shuttle flight hardware systems. Among the key projects will be ongoing support of flight and ground tests of the prototype X-34 reusable space shuttle at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico. AlliedSignal has been the prime contractor of the White Sands Test Facility since 1994. "AlliedSignal is proud that it will continue to provide state-of-the-art research, development, test and evaluation of spacecraft systems and components, as well as laboratory testing of materials, for America's space program," said Ivan Stern, president and chairman of the board of AlliedSignal Technical Services. "Our strong partnership with NASA at the White Sands Test Facility has already led to ISO9001 certification here and the first ever Hammer Award given jointly to a government-industry team," he said. The AlliedSignal subcontracting team at White Sands includes L&M Technologies Inc. and Lynx, Ltd. L&M Technologies will provide logistics, engineering drafting and construction, technology information, facilities maintenance and operations. Lynx will provide environmental services. AlliedSignal Technical Services Corporation is the world's leading organization in spacecraft flight control, telemetry data handling and information processing, with other core competencies in large-scale logistics and engineering services. The unit is a wholly owned subsidiary of AlliedSignal Inc., a $15-billion advanced technology and manufacturing company serving customers worldwide with aerospace and automotive products, chemicals, fibers, plastics and advanced materials. The company employs 70,400 people worldwide. AlliedSignal is a component of the Dow Jones Industrial Average and Standard and Poor's 500 Index, and was named by Fortune magazine as the most admired aerospace company, both in the U.S. and globally. Fortune also included AlliedSignal in its list of the "100 Best Places To Work In America." Forbes Global listed AlliedSignal in 1999 as the world's best diversified company. More information on AlliedSignal is available on the World Wide Web at alliedsignal.com. NYSE/AMEX delayed 20 min. NASDAQ delayed 15 min.