OKLAHOMA CITY, Oklahoma--April 20, 1995--href="chap11.freymiller.html">Freymiller Trucking Inc.
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Thursday reported revenues of $95,152,000 for the year ended
Dec. 31, 1994, and a net loss of $5,167,000, or $2.08 per share, compared with
revenues of $100,557,000 and a net loss of $5,503,000, or $2.21 per share, for
the prior year, which includes a cumulative effect of accounting changes of
$542,000, or 22 cents per share.

  The decrease in revenues reflects lower equipment utilization due to the
disruption caused by the company's headquarters' move to Oklahoma City from
California, and the effects of an industry-wide driver shortage.

  The loss was compounded by a $2,538,000 valuation allowance that was
established against the company's deferred income tax benefit as of Dec. 31,
1994.  The valuation allowance was necessary to reflect a conservative posture
with respect to the company's ability to forecast sufficient future taxable
income to fully utilize the deferred income tax benefit asset.

  Discussions with regard to Freymiller Trucking's financial situation
resulted in the resignation of four of the five members of its board of
directors.  Don Freymiller remains as the sole director of the company.

  Management explored many alternatives to improve its financial condition,
but finally concluded that the only realistic alternative available to protect
the going-concern value of the company was for Freymiller Trucking to file for
protection under Chapter 11 of the U.S. Bankruptcy Code on April 20,
1995.

  Freymiller, chairman and chief executive officer of Freymiller Trucking,
stated:  ``The headquarters' move proved to be more difficult and costly than
originally anticipated, resulting in a disappointing year for the company.  
Once the move was completed during the fourth quarter, we took advantage of
the situation by restructuring the company and substantially upgrading our
operations and sales teams with more experienced management personnel.

  ``Our decision to file for Chapter 11 protection was the most difficult one
we have ever had to make.  With the move behind us and the internal changes
already in progress since early 1995, we have established a solid foundation
for rebuilding Freymiller Trucking.

  ``We continue to be encouraged by the progressive realization of the
anticipated economic benefits of the move.  We intend to come out of the
Chapter 11 proceedings as a much strengthened company.''

  Freymiller Trucking is one of the largest temperature-controlled truckload
carriers in the United States, specializing in the transportation of
temperature-controlled shipments and time-sensitive freight to all 48
contiguous states as well as Canada and Mexico.

                         FREYMILLER TRUCKING INC.

                          FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS

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                                                 Year Ended Dec. 31,

                                                 1994          1993



Operating revenues                               $ 95,152   $100,557

Operating expenses:

  Salaries, wages and benefits                     33,716     38,455

  Purchased transportation                          6,837      5,261

  Fuel                                             16,249     18,780

  Supplies and maintenance                         12,653     12,188

  Operating leases                                  4,397      5,503

  Depreciation and amortization                     7,198      7,646

  Taxes and licenses                                3,201      4,115

  Insurance and claims                              5,332      4,955

  Communication and utilities                       1,465      1,376

  Loss on disposition of assets                       148        368

  Relocation                                          189        981

  Other                                             3,573      4,041

                                                   94,958    103,669

Operating income (loss)                               194     (3,112)

Nonoperating income (expense):

  Interest expense                                 (4,393)    (4,368)

  Interest income                                      12         --

                                                   (4,381)    (4,368)

Loss before benefit for income taxes               (4,187)    (7,480)

(Provision) benefit for income taxes                 (980)     2,519

Loss before cumulative effect of accounting

 changes                                           (5,167)    (4,961)

Cumulative effect of accounting changes                --       (542)

Net loss                                         $ (5,167)  $ (5,503)



Per share information:

  Loss before cumulative effect of accounting

   changes                                       $  (2.08)  $  (1.99)

  Cumulative effect of accounting changes              --      (0.22)

  Net loss                                       $  (2.08)  $  (2.21)



Weighted average number of shares of common

 stock outstanding                                  2,490      2,490



Operating ratio                                      99.8%     103.1%



                                                  Dec. 31,   Dec. 31,

                                                     1994       1993



Current assets                                   $ 18,261   $ 16,237

Property and equipment, net                        30,918     44,446

Other assets                                        5,815      2,370

  Total                                          $ 54,994   $ 63,053



Current liabilities                              $ 26,310   $ 29,072

Long-term debt                                     21,741     23,366

Other liabilities                                   4,123      2,628

Shareholders' equity                                2,820      7,987

  Total                                          $ 54,994   $ 63,053