Greenspan will NOT appear at Senate Hearing tomorrow.
Innovative Research Associates: Alan Greenspan Will Not Appear Before
Senate Panel on Year 2000 Problem
NEW YORK, July 29 /PRNewswire/ -- In reference to Innovative Research Associates' news release dated July 28, 1997,
PRN story number NYM158, on behalf of its clients, Strategia Incorporated (OTC BB:STGI), AGISS Corp. (OTC
BB:AGCR), ConSyGen Incorporated (OTC BB:CSGI) and One Up Corporation (OTC BB:ONUP), please note the
following important material change in facts:
Today, Senator Bob Bennett's (R-Utah) office informed Innovative Research Associates that Alan Greenspan will not attend
the hearings regarding the Year 2000 problem. Senator Bennett is the Chairman of the Senate Banking Committee's Financial
Services and Technology sub-Committee. He will host the second in a series of hearings assessing the magnitude of the Year
2000 problem.
Included in a list of tentative witnesses are as follows:
Edward W. Kelley, Jr.
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System
Eugene A. Ludwig
Comptroller of The Currency
Office of the Comptroller of The Currency
Arthur Levitt, Jr.
Chairman, Securities and Exchange Commission.
``I look forward to hearing the perspectives of our various witnesses on this unique and pervasive problem,'' said Bennett.
``The impact potential of the Year 2000 problem is of immediate concern to financial institutions as we work to protect the
American consumer in the coming millennium.''
SOURCE: Innovative Research Associates, Inc.
Contact: Thomas M. Dean or Michael Block of Innovative Research Associates, 212-421-2545 |
