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Corporation. Minerals is a holding company and conducts no <br /> business of its own. <br /> The Debtor's current officers and directors include <br /> several shareholders of Minerals: <br /> John A. Reeves, Sr. President & Director <br /> Robert Delaney Executive V.P, Secretary, <br /> General Counsel & Director <br /> Donald J. Joyce, Sr. Executive V.P. & Director <br /> John A. Reeves, Jr. V.P & Director <br /> Louis M. LaGiglia V.P, Treasurer & Director <br /> Minerals' other subsidiaries -- sister corporations to <br /> the Debtor -- are: Mid-Continent Coal & Coke, Inc. ( "Coal & <br /> Coke" ) , Carbondale Mine Services, Inc. , Redstone Properties Inc. , <br /> Redstone Corporation, and Carbondale Power Services, Inc. None of <br /> these affiliates have sought bankruptcy protection. <br /> Except for office furniture, computers, and other <br /> personal property valued at less than $125,000, Minerals has no <br /> assets other than its ownership of these subsidiaries. <br /> Coal & Coke, based in Cleveland, operates a coke <br /> processing business in which it purchases coke screenings from <br /> steel manufacturers, sorts the coke, and resells it to the <br /> manufacturers. <br /> Carbondale Mine Services, Inc. was formed to run a <br /> machine shop and provide equipment repair and similar mine services <br /> to the Debtor and other mining operations. Carbondale performed <br /> major repair and maintenance work on the Debtor's mining equipment. <br /> It no longer is operating its business. Its only assets are some <br /> machinery and tools, with an estimated value of $150,000. <br /> Redstone Properties Is and Redstone Corporation's business <br /> was the ownership of real estate, including the Historic Redstone <br /> Inn located in Redstone, Colorado. Nearly all of these properties, <br /> including the Inn, have been sold in recent years and applied to <br /> the Debtor's secured debt which had been guaranteed by Redstone. <br /> Carbondale Power Services, Inc. was formed in 1989 to <br /> develop, in partnership with Bechtel or Bechtel affiliates, an 80 <br /> megawatt electrical generation facility near Carbondale, Colorado <br /> which would burn coal from the Debtor's refuse pile. The name of <br /> the partnership was Columbine Power Company, L.P. The Debtor holds <br /> a 2% limited partnership in Columbine. The Debtor took a low <br /> percentage of the partnership because the partners would be <br /> 3 <br />