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To: Lane3 who wrote (8660)	9/14/1999 8:11:00 AM
From: Lane3	Read Replies (1) of 9818

>>OMB Says Y2K Work Is 97 Percent Done Pentagon Has 161 Systems Left to Fix By Stephen Barr Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, September 14, 1999; Page A27 The government has completed 97 percent of the Year 2000 computer fixes on its most critical electronic systems, the Office of Management and Budget said yesterday in a quarterly report on federal Y2K efforts. Of 24 large Cabinet departments and agencies that provide vital federal services, 15 have wrapped up their Y2K repairs and tests and nine agencies have a combined total of 217 critical systems that still require repair or replacement. The Defense Department owns 161 of those systems and appears likely to keep working on Y2K right up to Jan. 1.<< more: washingtonpost.com

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