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Non-Tech : The Y2K Newspaper

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To: John Hunt who wrote (44)8/21/1999 8:04:00 AM
From: John Hunt  Read Replies (1) of 198
 
Navy Denies It Expects Y2K Failures

<< The Navy is compiling a database to track the probability of Y2K problems with electric power, water, natural gas and sewer services in communities near Navy and Marine Corps installations. A recent version of the report showed that partial failures in electric utilities were probable or likely in communities that serve nearly 60 Navy and Marine Corps installations.

Smith said that reflected a ``worst-case scenario' in which those utilities whose Y2K preparedness was unknown to the Navy were assumed to be likely problems. The most recent version of the database, dated Aug. 19 and including more complete data, showed about 20 likely problem utilities, he said. >>

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Revised Aug 19th and 20th ... How convenient ... Sorta like 'Poof and the problem goes away'.

IMHO, more 'Just In Time' BS by the team that can argue about the meaning of the word 'is'.

:-))
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