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Hype or hope? First American Scientific Corp.
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Date: Sat, 6 Dec 1997 22:30:10 EST
From: CRRA <CRRA@aol.com>
Subject: 1998 CRRA Conference
REMINDER: Only 3 1/2 weeks left for Supersaver Rates for 1998 CRRA Conference
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Registration fees now are only $200 for members or $250 for non-members (same
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Gary Liss
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Date: Sat, 6 Dec 1997 09:40:19 -0700
From: Carolyn Chase <cqual@znet.com>
Subject: Hype or hope? First American Scientific Corp.
Has anybody heard of this and what's the potential?
Is it hype or hope?
>From: fasc@expno.com
>Date: Fri, 5 Dec 1997 20:48:45 -0500
>Reply_To: fasc@expno.com
>Subject: First American Scientific Corp.
>To: undisclosed-recipients:;
>
>First American Scientific Corporation has developed new technology that
>we feel is of global significance to problems arising from human waste
>disposal activity. Full details are available at
>http://www.expno.com/fasc .
>
>
>The technology, which is built into our Kinetic Disintegration System,
>is called Kinetic Disintegration Technology (KDT) and incorporates standing
>sound waves and kinetic energy to disintegrate virtually all non-metallic
>substances into powders as fine as -400 mesh. This means that previously
>problematic recyclables like rubber (tires), gypsum (drywall), plastics,
>insulation, glass, and bio-solid wastes can be cost-effectively
>"micronized" and separated for re-use as industrial raw materials.
>
>
>This information will be of particular interest to investors, municipal
>engineers, agricultural research facilities, waste disposal engineers,
>recycled product developers, and others who have an interest in
>solving the crises being generated by worldwide waste disposal.
>
>Thank you for taking the time to read this letter.
>
>Investor Relations
>First American Scientific Corporation
>NASD EBB:FASC
>
>Please reply with "remove" in the subject line for easy and permanent removal.
>
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