Slateco International Group Completes Merger and Domiciles the New Corporation to Nevada.

Business Editors

LAS VEGAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 29, 2002

Slateco International Group (OTC: SLIG) announced today that they have completed a merger between U. N. Dollars Corp., Slateco Earth Operations Incorporated, and Special Machines Incorporated, and RRG Business Development Incorporated; the three privately held companies have merged into U. N. Dollars in an all-stock transaction. U. N. Dollars Corporation has subsequently changed its name to Slateco International Group Incorporated and the company has changed its corporate domicile to the state of Nevada.

The companies joining the merger are Slateco Earth Operations, Inc. (Slateco), Special Machines, Inc. (SMI), and RRG Business Development Corporation (RRG).

Slateco is a Marble Quarry operation attempting to acquire three quarries of white, yellow and black marble. It will be the only operational White Carrara Marble Quarry in the United States. With an international base of clients, the company has an aggressive plan for growth.

SMI specializes in the creation of automotive parts along with manufacturing specialized parts and the creation of assembly lines and machinery applications. With $2 Million in annual revenues, SMI has done business with Fortune 500 automotive companies.

RRG is a business-consulting firm that owns an Insurance Company, Universal Pacific Insurance Company, which writes surety and casualty business in Central and South America. RRG will head up the Acquisition Department of Slateco.

Included in the transaction is a service contract with Mapp Building Services and Distribution Company Inc. a building services and distribution company with 3 Fortune 500 clients. An 8A certified company, MBS will act as the distributing arm for the companies.

Slateco International Group also announced today the new officers and executives of the corporation.

The new officers are, Gary Telly -- Chief Executive Officer, Perry Slaton -- President -- Chief Operations Officer, Curtis Mapp -- Chief Financial Officer -- Treasurer, Elizabeth Gallon -- Corporate Secretary.

Each officer will also serve as members of the Board of Directors of the company.

Gary Telly, CEO of Slateco International Group said, "It's great to be a part of this phenomenon. SMI has been designing and building secondary machines for the automotive industry for over a quarter of a century. Since becoming involved with the exceptional personalities that make up our unique group, with their positive attitude and desire to succeed, this was probably the biggest reason I had in joining this group. SMI will be one of the main companies behind the extraction of Marble in Las Vegas. This is going to be a challenge, but I love challenges. This is not rocket science, it's just a bigger version of the things we have been doing for years. Slateco International Group has positioned itself to propel into the future."

Perry Slaton, President-COO of Slateco said, "We have worked to create a significant foundation to create value for our shareholders."

Slateco has hired PublicEase, 3663 E. Sunset Road, Suite 104, Las Vegas, NV 89120 as its new Transfer Agent. They have been processing all stock transfer issues for the company since November 20, 2001.

Under the completed terms of the merger agreement, U. N. Dollars (former management and operations) has spun its current companies including all assets and all liabilities into a new company, Global Reserve Corporation, which subsequently delivered an empty shell for the merger. The name of the shell company has been changed to Slateco International Group Incorporated. The new group of incoming officers and directors have taken over the operations of the company. As a matter of public notice, none of the previous or former managers, directors, or officers of U. N. Dollars Corporation are in any way involved in the operations or management of Slateco International Group Incorporated.

Statements in this release that are not strictly historical are forward-looking and are based upon current expectations. These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those anticipated by the statements made herein. Such risks may have a significant effect on the Company's operations and profitability. In a highly competitive business environment, there can be no assurance that the Company's strategies will successfully improve future operating profitability.