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To: John Mansfield who wrote ()	7/11/1998 6:43:00 PM
From: John Mansfield	of 89

'....Another thing I believe is that it is far too late to promote awareness among utilities by writing letters or asking tough questions. They are aware. The Y2K remediation wheels are in motion. Any wheels not in motion in June 1998 are too late to start. It's also too early to give in to despair. There are still substantial things we can do in addition to fixing Y2K bugs to mitigate the effects. That will remain true up to the fall of 1999. Here's a couple, 1.Electricity customers are advised to make contingency plans for lack of power. Both short-term blackout, and longer-term power-shortage scenarios should be considered. 2.Electricity producers are advised to make contingency plans for avoiding power outages despite challenges caused by Y2K failures in utility owned equipment or disruptions in the supply chain. .... y2ktimebomb.com

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