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To: keith massey who wrote (952)	4/17/1999 10:20:00 AM
From: Luisa G.	Respond to of 2259

Anyone heard about BOP-ASE? Stock is somehow connected to DIO, they may come up with some deals together. Recently it traded at .40, went up to $1.20 when Dio went to $5 , retreated to .60c. On Friday stock was going up reaching mid-day high of $1.45 before settling @ $1.19. Heard a rumor that it will go much much higher. If anyone has any information on BOP I would appreciate it very much. Louisa

To: keith massey who wrote (952)	4/18/1999 4:34:00 PM
From: Bill Rinker	Respond to of 2259

TZH Any thoughts on this anyone? Why the sudden turnaround? Or is it just moving with the market as investors tend away from the techs? Could this have carried that much weight? Thursday Apr 8 1999 The Vancouver Sun reports in an Associated Press dispatch in its Thursday edition that TrizecHahn, the huge Toronto-based real estate company, has agreed to pay $560,000 (U.S.) to settle a dispute alleging it discriminated against people with disabilities. TrizecHahn agreed to pay $550,000 (U.S.) to the EndDependence Centre and $10,000 (U.S.) in civil penalties to the United States government, according to Allison Nichol, the deputy chief of the justice department's disabilities rights section. Ms. Nichol says the EndDependence Centre, an independent living centre for people with disabilities, complained last year that TrizecHahn refused to lease the organization space in one of its buildings in the Virginia city of Arlington. Under terms of the agreement reached Wednesday, TrizecHahn did not admit wrongdoing but it promised not to discriminate when leasing space. The company is controlled by financier Peter Munk.