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To: cgraham who wrote ()	10/3/1998 11:13:00 AM
From: cgraham	of 7

WASHINGTON -- A national ''first-alert'' system should be created to head off year 2000 (''Y2K'') computer problems that ''may threaten our public safety or national infrastructure,'' Sen. Bob Bennett, R-Utah, proposed Friday. As chairman of a special Senate committee investigating and helping the nation prepare for potential Y2K problems, Bennett said it would be ''absolutely foolish'' not to establish a first-alert system that could warn the United States of possible disruptions before midnight on Dec. 31, 1999, by monitoring problems that would hit earlier in Asia and Europe because of time zone differences. Salt Lake Tribune

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