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Gary G. Ely, a 34-year-veteran of Spokane, WA-based Avista Corp., was elected chairman of the board, and will retain his titles of president and CEO. He succeeds Larry A. Stanley as chairman, who retired after serving on the board since 1991 and as non-executive chairman since last November. Ely, 53, was named president and CEO in November 2000 after briefly serving as acting president and CEO. He had held the position of executive vice president of Avista before that. In recent months, Ely has been credited with helping Avista Utilities regain its financial strength and with developing a long-term strategy on power issues.

CNG Transmission is offering customers free title transfertracking (TTT), providing them with two accounting locations tonominate and transfer titles on the CNGT system. “We will offerfree TTT at least until Oct. 1, 2000,” said Vickie Coen, customeranalyst. “At that time we will evaluate the service to determinewhether the company will charge for the service at a rate of 84cents per transaction.”

CNG Transmission is offering shippers free title transfertracking (TTT), providing them with two accounting locations tonominate and transfer titles on the CNGT system.