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the cost of the Debtor's Mine modernization program. Minerals <br /> wrote off all of these loans, $38 million in 1990 and $2.8 million <br /> in 1991. Minerals also is owed $274,200 for post-petition advances <br /> to the Debtor. Minerals and its subsidiaries, including Mid- <br /> Continent Coal & Coke, Inc. , also hold claims for reimbursement of <br /> payments on loans from Sanwa to the Debtor, which were made <br /> pursuant to guarantees. <br /> The claim of Carbondale Mine Services, Inc. was scheduled <br /> by the Debtor in the amount of $635,093. Messrs. Delaney, Reeves, <br /> Joyce, Gibbs and Ring each loaned $100,000 to the Debtor in August <br /> 1990. <br /> Class 12 claimants have agreed that their claims shall be <br /> voluntarily subordinated to Class 9 claims and shall receive or <br /> retain nothing under the Plan. <br /> 13. Class 13 -- Interests <br /> Class 13 consists of the shareholder interest of Mid- <br /> Continent Minerals, Inc. as the 100% shareholder of the Debtor. <br /> The Class 13 interest shall retain ownership of its stock in the <br /> Debtor. Such stock ownership is property of Mid-Continent <br /> Minerals, Inc. as opposed to property of the estate. Therefore, <br /> the Class 13 interest shall not receive or retain any property of <br /> the bankruptcy estate on account of such interest. <br /> B. Other Claims <br /> 1. Administrative Expense Claims <br /> The Bankruptcy Code provides for the allowance of <br /> expenses related to the Debtors' bankruptcy case as costs of <br /> administration. Pursuant to the Bankruptcy Code, these claims are <br /> not placed in a class and are not entitled to vote on the Plan. <br /> Administrative expenses include, without limitation, (i) fees <br /> payable under 28 U.S.C. S 1930, (ii) all amounts due on post- <br /> petition accounts and contracts, and (iii) professional fees. A <br /> Chapter 11 plan must provide for the full cash payment of such <br /> administrative expenses, unless the holder of the administrative <br /> claim agrees to different treatment. The holder of each <br /> administrative claim shall be paid by the Debtor in full and in <br /> cash on the Effective Date. <br /> Notwithstanding the Plan provision that administrative <br /> claims be paid in full and in cash on the Effective Date, <br /> professionals employed pursuant to Section 327 of the Bankruptcy <br /> Code, and entities who may be entitled to the allowance of fees or <br /> the reimbursement of expenses from the estate of the Debtor <br /> pursuant to subparagraphs (2) through (6) of S 503(b) of the <br /> Bankruptcy Code, shall receive cash in the amount allowed to such <br /> professionals and entities at such times and only in accordance <br /> 27 <br />