_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - C1981017 ‎(178)‎

• Permit No: C1981017
• IBM Index Class Name: GENERAL DOCUMENTS
• Doc Name: Bid Documents ‎(IMP)‎ Court Appeals
• Permit Index Doc Type: General Correspondence
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Interrogatory No. 7 . State and explain each and every
position, job, or office you have held in the past with Mid-
Continent Resources, Inc . since the corporation' s inception.
Include all the information requested in Interrogatory number 6 as
it pertains to past positions, jobs, and offices .
OBJECTION: See objection to Interrogatory 6 (d) and (e) .
RESPONSE AS TO JOHN REEVES: Beginning in 1957 I accepted a
position with Mid Continent Coal an Coke Company as Manager of
Mines . In 1956 the coal property at Coal Basin was opened by the
installation of a haul road from Redstone to the outcrop at the
Dutch Creek Mine . I was in charge of coal operations, essentially
my job was to get the mine into production and to make the property
a viable concern. I reported to the president of the company, Mr.
L. S . Wood.
In about 1958 or 1959 I was assigned the title of Vice
President of Mid Continent Coal and Coke . There were no changes in
my duties, just a change in title .
In about 1966 my title was changed to Vice President of Western
Operations of Mid Continent Coal and Coke Co. There were no changes
in my duties in the mine with the exception that I became more
involved with sales activities .
If my memory serves me correctly, about 1973 the company was
split into two companies, Mid-Continent Coal and Coke Company and
Mid Continent Resources with Resources being the parent of the two
companies . The name of the company for the operations at the mine
was changed to Mid-Continent Resources . I was executive vice
president of Mid Continent Resources .
In about 1975, Mid Continent Minerals, Inc . was established as
a holding company, and subsidiary companies were formed, that is,
Mid Continent Coal and Coke Company, Mid-Continent Resources,
Redstone Corporation, and later, Carbondale Mine Services . was
named president of Mid Continent Resources and Carbondale Mine
Services, and was also named vice president of the subsidiary
corporations . There were no changes in my duties, namely, = was
still in charge of coal operations pertaining to Resources .
RESPONSE AS TO ROBERT DELANEY: Counsel, General Counsel, Vice
President, Executive Vice President, Secretary, and member of 3oard
of Directors .
Duties : Writing corporate minutes, advising on legal matters,
representing the corporation in various court and agency matters ,
representing the corporation in labor matters, insurance matters,
employment, direction and supervision of lawyers hired to handle
matters for the company, participating in management on real estate
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