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To: Mighty_Mezz who wrote (1324)	3/28/1998 12:01:00 AM
From: Mighty_Mezz	of 9818

>>IT is now too late to fix the Millennium computer bug and urgent contingency plans are needed to limit damage to the national infrastructure, the head of a former Government advisory body said yesterday. >>On the eve of a speech by Tony Blair on Government proposals to tackle the Millennium bug, Robin Guenier, who was the head of Taskforce 2000 under the former Tory government, said that a satisfactory outcome was now impossible. He said that correcting the bug was even more complex than originally thought and most companies had made no preparations. Gwynneth Flower, the director of Action 2000, set up by the Labour Government to advise on the bug, has said that it is "a problem that could bring down a government"<< From 3/27/98 London Telegraph article By Robert Uhlig. telegraph.co.uk:80/et?ac=000140326706927&pg=/et/98/3/27/nmil27.html

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