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To: JACK R. SMITH JR. who wrote (10132)	4/13/1999 2:17:00 AM
From: WLAVEL	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

Hi Jack, I think I can.. The New manager for Kilborn is from South Africa, his specialty is Platinum group metals, I call him tomorrow and see if he can come up with the information.. Will shoot for the osmium and iridium request also. wl

To: JACK R. SMITH JR. who wrote (10132)	4/13/1999 11:09:00 AM
From: WLAVEL	Respond to of 14226

Hi Jack, Made contact with Kilborn manager..he is supposed to call me back with ratio on South African PD/PT material. He did mention that South African numbers are lower than SWC... Working on the O & I question. See post to SAG on corrected PD/PT numbers I previously posted.. Average values per ton are the same, cost per ton more like $140 to $160 per ounce... wl

To: JACK R. SMITH JR. who wrote (10132)	4/14/1999 9:58:00 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14226

Jack, when you are quiet, I worry. Tell Dennis that its ok to push the envelope of communication with this thread, and not to worry about the SEC, they are paper tigers. The Scum Also Rises A Silicon Investor Highlight techstocks.com Non Disclosure by promoters is so prevalent today that the SEC is usually happy with getting the non-disclosing party to provide disclosure. I was speaking with an SEC attorney a few weeks back and he stated that most of the time they send a letter or make a phone call and as long as the suspect party starts complying with disclosure laws, the SEC usually lets it rest.