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Rick:  Both Greg and John are traveling. I did receive a voice mail from  John advising that the deal has been delayed. I don't have details. John  will try to call you. Thanks. Sara 

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OUT: Transaction Status
QUESTION: This will need to be signed by ABB today. I would guess 3 originals. Ben, I suggest we let Kathleen coordinate the assembly of the docs to be  signed. Kay 
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ANS: ABB acknowledgement letter
Mr. Lay, Just wanted to let you know that we're keeping the faith, and wish you all the best in your endeavor to pull Enron out of this current predicament. And that we're working as hard as ever to make sure that Enron remains the pioneering innovative company that it is. Sincerely hope everything ends favorably. Warm Regards, good luck and God bless. Ash Menon 
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answer: Good luck
Just wondered since we had not heard from you, whether you are  still there in view of all that has happened with Enron. How is Scott  doing? Hope to hear from you sometime soon. Buster, Chris & Oliver 
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Here is an email: The National Energy Board has approved the TCPL 2001-2002 Settlement agreement in its entirety. The link to the Reasons for Decision (RH-1-2001)is attached below. Highlights - No change to current tolls pending final decision on Fair Return Hearing expected in late spring or summer, say June or July 2002 - AOS and FT Makeup Credits to IT Service to start effective Jan 1/02. - IT Floor floats monthly between 80-120% of FT depending on AECO MI and seasonal marginal fuel rate (at current prices expected to remain at 80%) - NEB expected to review Settlement Guidelines in near future (potentially opening door in future to FERC style negotiated tolls)  Dianne Ripley (403-974-6913) is responsible for implementing AOS and FT Makeup for Enron Canada. She and I can both answer questions about how it works. 
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A: NEB Approves TCPL Settlement
QUESTION: The advocacy ad blitz has started. I don't know if I have the title correct,  but the D.C. based arm of the Democratic National Committee has started an ad  campaign against Republicans (in San Diego I believe). The head of the  committee was quoted this morning as saying something to the effect of, "the  Republicans in Washington aren't doing anything to solve the problem and "we"  want to make sure that they're held accountable." Best, 
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Democratic National Congressional Election Committe Starts Adds in  California