EX-ENRON CEO SUFFERS 'BROWNOUT'

Former Enron Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Skilling was taken to a Manhattan hospital early Friday after several people called police saying he was pulling on their clothes and accusing them of being FBI agents, The Associated Press reported, citing a police source familiar with the incident. Police found Skilling at 4 a.m. at Park Avenue and East 73rd Street and determined he might be an "emotionally disturbed person," the AP cited the source as saying. He was taken to New York Presbyterian Hospital for observation, where doctors say that Skilling suffered a 'brownout'. The prognosis was good, however, in that Skilling's lights
had only 'temporarily dimmed', and that he should regain 'full power'.

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