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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA


UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
                  v.

ATLAS IRON PROCESSORS, INC.,   
et al.,

         Defendants.

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CASE NO. 97-0853-CR-NESBITT

Magistrate Judge Robert L. Dubé
(February 11, 1998, Order of Reference)

MOTION OF UNITED STATES
IN LIMINE TO EXCLUDE EVIDENCE
OF REASONABLENESS




The United States moves the Court in limine to exclude evidence purporting to show that the prices the defendants paid for scrap metal were "reasonable" or "competitive". A Memorandum in Support is attached.


    Respectfully submitted,



WILLIAM J. OBERDICK
Acting Chief
Cleveland Field Office
By: 		_______________________________
RICHARD T. HAMILTON, JR.
Court I.D. No. A5500338

PAUL L. BINDER
Court I.D. No.A5500339

IAN D. HOFFMAN
Court I.D. No. A5500343

Trial Attorneys,
U.S. Department of Justice
Antitrust Division
Plaza 9 Building
55 Erieview Plaza, Suite 700
Cleveland, OH 44114-1816
Phone:(216) 522-4107
FAX: (216) 522-8332