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To: James Hutton who wrote (771)	6/1/1999 5:20:00 PM
From: Jim Schnereger	Respond to of 800

Jon, I am not too worried about dipping under 6 on low volume. I am in agreement with you in that the insider buying tells the story. R.B will never be given the title of "The Great Communicator". However, I don't think the man is an idiot by any means. He knows that the smaller Big Spring project will be done this month and that in just a little over three months the T&T cogen plant will be finished. He also knows of all the other "irons in the fire" that we have no visibility too. So, I'm going to sit back and relax until I am given a reason to do otherwise. Jim

To: James Hutton who wrote (771)	6/11/1999 12:05:00 PM
From: Michael Stavy	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 800

Jon: York's first quarter's earnings should be out by 7/15/99. I have not made a proforma model or any other quantitative method of forecasting York's F/Y 2000 Earnings. I used my best judgment, based on my studies and readings (including SI and Yahoo) I believe that earnings from continuing operations will increase in F/Y 2000 and losses from Discontinued Operations will end. For the quarter ending 5/31/99, I estimate that York's Earnings (loss) per common share fully diluted will be .18 for Continuing Operations; (.15) for discontinued operations; and .00 for extraordinary gains(losses) For the Year ending 2/28/00, I estimate that York's Earnings (loss) per common share will be .83 for Continuing Operations; (.30) for discontinued operations; and .00 for extraordinary gains(losses). What do you think? Michael Stavy