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IN the UNITED.Tif Exhibit A EXHIBIT A NorthWestern Corporation Case No. 03-12872 (CGC) CUSTOMIZED EXHIBIT FOR NOTICE OF MOTION TO ASSUME EXECUTORY CONTRACTS «Name» «Address_1» «Address_2» «Address_3» «City» «State» «Zip» «Country» Description of Contract Estimated Cure Amount Contract Number «Description» «Cure» «Contract» Pursuant to the Motion to Assume Executory Contract, the contract listed above is being assumed. If you wish to view the entire exhibit, you can obtain copies at www.kccllc.net/northwestern or by calling Kurtzman Carson Consultants LLC at (866) 381-9100. Exhibit B Exhibit B Service List Counterparty Name Address1 Address2 Address3 City State Zip Country 10K Wizard 1950 Stemmons Freeway, Suite 7016 Dallas TX 75207 10K Wizard 1950 Stemmons Freeway, Suite 7016 Dallas TX 75207 1st Dakota National Bank 225 Cedar Street Yankton SD 57078-4333 3 Rivers North Telephone Directory Attn: Sheldon Ivesdal Northwinds Publishing P.O. Box 2367 Great Falls MT 59403 3 Rivers Telephone Cooperative P.O. Box 128 Fairfield MT 59436 3C Electric Cyde Harold Crews 310 East Railway Cut Bank MT 59427 4 Seasons Lot Service 250 5th Ln NE Fairfield MT 59436 4G Plumbing & Heating P.O. Box 3538 Missoula MT 59801 A Core Of Idaho LLC d/b/a A Core Of Missoula Inc. P.O. Box 2559 Idaho Falls ID 83403-2559 A&M Fire And Safety Inc. Chris Larue 739 Utah Butte MT 59701 A&S Metals Ed Wilcox P.O. Box 3772 Butte MT 59701-6800 A.E.Ostermeir Route 1 Box 229 Grand Island NE 68801 A.I. Credit Corp. C/O Lockton Insurance Agency 444 W 4th St, Suite 900 Kansas City MO 64112-1906 A-1 Janitorial 412 N Foster Mitchell SD 57301 A-1 Janitorial 412 N Foster Mitchell SD 57301 Abb, Inc. Patrick Corrigan P.O. Box 9005 Littleton CO 80160-9005 Abb, Inc. Patrick Corrigan P.O. Box 9005 Littleton CO 80160-9005 Aberdeen American News 124 S 2nd St Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen Catholic School 505 SE 3rd Ave Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen Catholic School 1400 N. Dakota St. Aberdeen SD 57401-4414 Aberdeen Chrysler Center Attn: Mike Mikula 901 Auto Plaza Drive Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen Development Corporation Attn: Jim Barringer Banner Shedahl Building P.O. Box 1179 Aberdeen SD 57402-1179 Aberdeen Housing Authority Homestead Attn: Mrs. Juletta M. Smith 2222 3rd Avenue Southeast Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen Living Center 1700 N. Hwy 281 Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen Motors Inc. 901 Auto Plaza Drive Aberdeen SD 57401 Director Of Buildings And Aberdeen Public Schools Attn: Scott Sikkink Grounds 225 SE 3rd Avenue Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen School District May Overby School Attn: Business Manger P.O. Box 4203 Aberdeen SD 57402-4203 Aberdeen School District 6-1 For Holgate Jr High C O Business Manager 203 3rd Ave SE Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen School District 6-1 Attn: Dan Hoke Superintendent Henry Neill Elementary 225 Third Ave Southeast Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen School District 6-1 Henry Neill Elementary 1215 6th Ave SE Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen School District 6-1 C O Business Manager 203 3rd Ave SE Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen School District 6-1 C O Business Manager 203 3rd Ave SE Aberdeen SD 57401 Aberdeen School District 6-1 Howard Hedger School P.O. Box 4203 Aberdeen SD 57402 Aberdeen School District 6-1 Simmona Jr High School Attn: Business Manger 203 3rd Ave SE Aberdeen SD 57402-4203 Accurint Michael Saraceno 6601 Park Of Commerce Boca Raton FL 33487 In re: NorthWestern Corporation 9/25/2004 12:35 PM USBC Case No. 03-12872 (CGC) Page 1 of 64 00014054 Exhibit B Service List Counterparty Name Address1 Address2 Address3 City State Zip Country Ace Electric Inc. Dwight Fischer 808 West Main Laurel MT 59044 Ace-Usa Ace Bond Services Insurance Company Of North America Pacific Employers Insurance Company Westchester Fire Insurance Company Indemnity Insurance Company Of North America C/O Ace Bond Services Tl33B 1601 Chestnut Street Philadelphia PA 19103 Adic (On Site Support) Bruce Jones 8560 Upland Dr Englewood CO 80112 Adjustment Training Center 607 N 4th St Aberdeen SD 57401-2733 Advanced Enterprise Technologies 4722 Campbells Run Road P.O. Box 44145 Pittsburgh PA 15205-0345 Advanced Silicon Materials Inc. Kathy Griffith 119240 Rick Jones Way Butte MT 59750 Advanced Silicon Materials Incorporated 119140 Rick Jones Way Silver Bow MT 59750 Advanced Silicon Materials LLC Attn: Plant Manager 119140 Rick Jones Way Silver Bow MT 59750 Advanced Silicon Materials LLC Ken Smith 3322 Road N N. E. Moses Lake WA 98837 Advanced Silicon Materials LLC 119140 Rick Jones Way Butte MT 59702-3466 Afco Premium Credit LLC 1 South 4443 Summit Ave Suite 304 A Marsh Usa Inc. Oakbrook Terrace IL 60181 A Joint Venture Of AFCO Credit Corp 1 South 443 Summit Ave Suite AFCO Premium Credit LLC And Marsh Usa Inc. 304A Oakbrook Terrace IL 60181 Afton Fevero Johnson P.O. Box 1476 Red Lodge MT 59068 Agreement Limiting Liability Among Western Interconnected Systems, Western Electricity Coordinating Council, Bob Dintleman, and the University of Utah 540 Arapeen Drive, Suite 210 Salt Lake City UT 84108-1288 AI Credit Corp 1401 1401 Branding Ln Ste 230 Downers Grove IL 60515 Al Harmata 5825 S 19th Bozeman MT 59715 Alan Renner Nancy Renner 107 North Main Street Chamberlain SD 57325 Albert & George Sass 3821 E. Seedling Mile Rd. Grand Island NE 68801-8418 Alberta One-Call Corporation Tammy Meyer 230-6940 Fisher Rd SE Calgary AB T2H0W3 Canada Alberton High School P.O. Box 330 Alberton MT 59820 Alfalfa Feeds Inc. NW Prairie Ave Desmet SD 57231 Alfred Watland RR2 Box 144 Castlewood SD 57223 Algona Municipal Utilities 104 West Call St. P.O. Box 10 Algona IA 50511 Allegiance Aaron Bay 2806 Garfield Missoula MT 59801 Allen Kannas RR 2 Box 147 Castlewood SD 57223-9551 In re: NorthWestern Corporation 9/25/2004 12:35 PM USBC Case No. 03-12872 (CGC) Page 2 of 64 00014054 Exhibit B Service List Counterparty Name Address1 Address2 Address3 City State Zip Country Alme Construction Inc. Henry Alme P.O. Box 1327 Cut Bank MT 59427 Alpine Floral Inc. P.O. Box 783 Lewistown MT 59457-0783 Alstom-Esca Deborah Mulvihill Or Rosie Maas 11120 NE 33rd Place Bellevue WA 98004 Alternative Technologies Inc. Tom Becker 12350 River Ridge Blvd Burnsville MN 55337 Amalia M. Columbus P.O. Box 27 Red Lodge MT 59068 Aman Collections P.O. Box 730 Aberdeen SD 57402-0730 American Airlines Corporate Headquarters Bob S Schadt 4255 Amon Carter Blvd Md 4403 Fort Worth TX 76155 American Assurance 2000, L.P. P.O. Box 41027 Houston TX 77241-1027 American Century Ms Peg Vanwagoner 4500 Main St P.O. Box 418210 Kansas City Mo 64111-7709 American Drilling And Supply Inc. Curtis Schelle 1520 East Lane Billings MT 59101 American Fidelity Assurance Company 2000 N. Classen Boulevard Oklahoma City OK 73106 American Home Assurance Company 70 Pine Street New York NY 10270 American Legion Of North Platte, NE P.O. Box 662 North Platte NE 69103-0662 American Meter Glenn Carlson 1350 Bayshore Highway #200 Burlingame CA 94010 American Nat'L Bank & Trust Of New Jersey & Carolyn M. Bryam, Trust. Gail F. Moulton Montclair NJ 07032 American Public Land Exchange Inc. 125 Bank St Ste 610 Missoula MT 59802 Anaconda Civilian Conservation Center Jim Johnston Deer Lodge National Forest 1407 Foster Creek Rd Anaconda MT 59711 Anderson Ford P. O. Box 640 Grand Island NE 68802-0640 Ann M. Westermark 3815 4th Avenue South Great Falls MT 59401 Anna K. Holmberg c/o Northwestern Energy 40 East Broadway Street Butte MT 59701 Anna K. Holmberg c/o Northwestern Energy 40 East Broadway Street Butte MT 59701 Aquila Energy Marketing Corporation 10750 East 350 Highway P.O. Box 11739 Kansas City MO 64138 Aquila Power Corporation 2533 North 117th Avenue Omaha NE 68164 Arc Electric Inc. P.O. Box 4094 Butte MT 59701 Arctco, Inc. 701 SE 12th Madison SD 567042 Arctic Cat 701 SE 12th Madison SD 567042 Ari Fleet Lt Dan Willard 9000 Midatlantic Dr P.O. Box 5039 Mount Laurel NJ 08054 Arizona Public Service Manager Resource Operations P.O. Box 53999, M/S 9842 Phoenix AZ 85072-3999 Ark Asset Management Joseph Scanlon Jr 125 Broad St New York NY 10004 In re: NorthWestern Corporation 9/25/2004 12:35 PM USBC Case No. 03-12872 (CGC) Page 3 of 64 00014054 Exhibit B Service List Counterparty Name Address1 Address2 Address3 City State Zip Country Ark/Lehman Joe Scanlon 125 Broad St New York NY 10004 Arlington Farmers Elevator Co 105 N Main Arlington SD 57212 Arlington Schools 306 South Main Arlington SD 57212-2074 Armour Cable TV Jack Schaefer P.O. Box 57 Mitchell SD 57301 Arnold E. Whitcomb P.O. Box 1508 Red Lodge MT 59068 Asarco Blaine Cox East Helena Helena MT 59635 Ascom Hasler Leasing 100 Corporate North Bannockburn IL 60015-1279 Ash Grove Cement West, Inc. Plant Manager 100 Montana Highway 518 Clancy MT 59634-9701 Aspen Consulting & Engineering Inc. Mark Peterson P.O. Box 4822 Helena MT 59604-4822 Asphalt Paving & Materials Company RR 3 Box 94 Huron SD 57350 Asplundh Tree Expert Company 7524 NE 175th Street P.O. Box 3110 Wilsonville OR 97070 Associated Construction Engineering Attn: Tim Coleman 12 North Broadway 2Nd Fl Belgrade MT 59714 At Klemens & Son 814 12th St North Great Falls MT 59401-1217 August Gabrian P.O. Box 1166 Red Lodge MT 59068 August Peterson RR 2 Box 429 Milbank SD 57252-9314 Aurora Co-Op Elevator P.O. Box 209 Aurora NE 68818 Automated Maintenance Systems Inc. P.O. Box 7768 Rapid City SD 57709 Avalanche Corporation Fred Des Rosier P.O.
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