Date:    03/24/2000  12:20 PM

Subject: Selective Disclosure of Company Information

Dear SEC:
     
I applaud you for considering making selective disclosure of important 
information about publicly traded companies a thing of the past.  It is 
patently unfair for selected stock analysts/brokers to receive potentially 
important information before the general investing public.  Why should they 
have the advantage of acting on information before it becomes general 
knowledge?  They shouldn't!
     
Please do away with selective disclosure.
     
Sincerely,
     
Bruce E. Willham