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To: John Mansfield who wrote (246)	3/18/1998 1:32:00 AM
From: John Mansfield	of 618

'The money will help keep vital computer-driven medical equipment such as heart monitors' 'March 17, 1998 MILLENNIUM BUG ANTIDOTE REGIONAL HEALTH AUTHORITIES TO GET MILLIONS TO COMBAT COMPUTER CRISIS By DAVID BRAY -- Legislature Bureau The provincial government is set to fork over more than $100 million in extra cash for Alberta's regional health authorities today. The money will help keep vital computer-driven medical equipment such as heart monitors, breathing machines and CAT scans safe from the so-called millennium bug. And Premier Ralph Klein said yesterday more money for front-line care may be coming by the end of the month. "It is a significant figure," Klein said of the planned cash injection. <anip>' canoe.ca

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