A Second Letter Emerges in Mining Dispute

Paul Graus's hopes to begin mining coal in the East Kutai district of East Kalimantan still seems far from reality. Most days, the chief operations officer of London-listed Churchill Mining Plc spends his time far away from the mining site. The problem stems from a court battle over a US$1.8 billion coal mine, involving Churchill Mining Plc and Indonesia's Nusantara Group both of which hope to own the rights to develop what is considered as one o

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