Today's Chamber Meeting

gee, you weren't in the distribution.....hmmmm.....
well, see attached in case you're interested.......!
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"Bev Hansen" <bhansen@lhom.com< on 05/31/2001 03:39:54 PM
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Subject: Today's Chamber Meeting

I attended the Chamber meeting today and the discussion focused on P.R.
efforts for large users focusing on core and non-core opposition. Bob Foster
with Edison made a presentation regarding support of M.O.U. and Fred Keeley
came in and described Hertzberg's Plan B which mostly emphasized direct
access. Hertzberg's Plan B was not particularly well received by the user
groups. More details later.

-Bev