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          C.  Eighty-Eight Oil                                                        
          1.  Marketable Minority Interest Value                                      
                      a. Kimball Reports                                              
              Mr. Kimball applied the guideline company method to value               
          the subject interests in Eighty-Eight Oil as of January 1, 1993,            
          June 4, 1994, and June 30, 1994.  First, Mr. Kimball identified             
          five guideline companies that devoted some or all of their                  
          business to the marketing of crude oil and gas.  Mr. Kimball then           
          analyzed four market multiples:  EBIT, EBDIT, Revenues, and                 
          TBVIC.  He used data from the latest year and an average of the 5           
          preceding years to calculate the multiples.  Mr. Kimball weighted           
          the EBDIT and TBVIC multiples at 40 percent each and the rest at            
          10 percent each.                                                            
              Mr. Kimball concluded that the fair market value of Eighty-             
          Eight Oil’s total equity on a marketable minority basis was                 
          $25,174,683 on January, 1, 1993, and $31,069,285 on both June 4             
          and June 30, 1994.                                                          
                      b. Final Lax Report                                             
              The final Lax report also used the guideline company method             
          and compared Eighty-Eight Oil’s financial results to those of six           
          companies.  As a group, the chosen guideline companies engaged in           
          all aspects of the oil and gas business, including acquisition of           
          properties, exploration and production, and transportation and              







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