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                                PAUL J. DEMATTIA
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Press Release: May 31, 2002
The Committee of Concerned Europa Stockholders

Contact: John Duber (440.331.0194) or Jim Illius (440.331.1259)
For Immediate Release

COMMITTEE CHALLENGES VALIDITY OF WILLIAMS' VOTE TALLY

The Committee of Concerned Europa Stockholders filed a lawsuit today under
Section 225 of the Delaware General Corporation Law challenging stockholder
Frank Williams' announcement yesterday claiming to have a majority of
stockholder support in his consent solicitation. The Delaware Chancery Court
was asked today to determine the validity of the Williams' consent proxy
cards. The Committee has been aware for several weeks of inappropriate and
possibly illegal actions of Deborah Vitale and Greg Harrison (members of the
Williams Group) to find the votes necessary to enact resolutions aimed at
seizing control of the Board. The Committee believes that over five million
shares of stock held in the Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) were
improperly voted by Vitale as a Trustee in breach of her fiduciary duties and
in opposition to the directions given by plan participants, that stockholders'
shares held at brokerage houses were improperly validated by manipulation of
the established rules in voting such shares, and that threats or intimidation
played a part in the Williams solicitation.

The Committee had filed suit in the Delaware Chancery Court the day before
(Wednesday, May 29, 2002) seeking the assistance of the court in stopping
Vitale's announced intention to vote the ESOP shares in her own favor by
supporting the Williams consent solicitation, despite written protest from
the ESOP's other trustee and despite votes from the plan participants in
favor of the Committee's consent solicitation. Jim Illius, Committee leader
and Director, stated, "If I believed that Deborah Vitale conducted the
Williams consent in a honest fashion, I would walk away today. The Committee
has been collecting information and affidavits from stockholders, however, on
a whole variety of issues that point to serious inappropriate activity by
Vitale and Harrison. I believe that Vitale is simply trying to block the
Committee from winning on our own consent solicitation, which is well
underway and gaining momentum."

The Committee has vowed to continue its battle and encourages all those who are
supporting the Committee to do the same. Stockholders who haven't yet voted
their WHITE card should do so immediately. Until a respected third party looks
at all of the alleged Williams' consents, the Committee will continue to
collect votes. John Duber, member of the Committee and Europa Director stated,
"I've known Vitale for seven years and this is all a game to her. She does
not respect the securities or pension laws in this country, she doesn't respect
the authority of the SEC and she believes the Delaware courts will never figure
out what she has done. It is time that someone stands up to her and I am proud
to be part of the team that is doing just that."

The Committee's nominee for the Board, Jim Rafferty, also encouraged
stockholders to suspend judgment. "The Committee has always acted in the better
interest of the shareholders and we all have to trust that the system will work.
The laws of this country and the State of Delaware were specifically enacted to
preserve the rights of stockholders to vote for legitimate leadership of their
companies. It is as much part of the democratic process as government elections.
With Court review, I believe that a much clearer picture of what is going on
here will emerge very soon."