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               The 17,741,379 Common Stock Warrants that HealthTrust issued           
          to HCAII were each exercisable for one share of HealthTrust                 
          Common Stock, beginning on March 1, 1988, for a period of 20                
          years.  In the aggregate those Common Stock Warrants were                   
          exercisable for 34.3 percent of HealthTrust's Common Stock, on a            
          fully diluted basis.  The exercise price through 1989 was $30 per           
          share.  Thereafter, the exercise price was to be reduced annually           
          for the next 6 years until it reached a price of $10 per share.             
          The exercise price was to remain $10 per share through 2008                 
          unless HealthTrust's Common Stock reached specified levels and              
          the ESOP loans were current, in which case the exercise price               
          would be further reduced to $6 per share, starting in 1993.                 
          The Employee Stock Ownership Plan                                           
               The Acquisition Agreement required that HealthTrust                    
          establish an ESOP for the benefit of its employees.  Accordingly,           
          an ESOP was established by HealthTrust and funded with a trust              
          (the ESOP), and Mr. Thomas Neill, Mr. William Gregory, and Mr.              
          Mark Warren, who were employees of HealthTrust, were appointed by           
          HealthTrust to serve on the ESOP administrative committee (ESOP             
          Committee), which operated independent of HealthTrust Management.           
          HealthTrust appointed the First American Trust Co. of Nashville,            
          Tennessee, to serve as trustee (Trustee) for the ESOP.  The ESOP            
          Committee retained independent legal counsel and its own                    
          investment advisor, Interstate Securities Corp (Interstate).                






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