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To: Night Writer who wrote (33978)	10/7/1998 8:50:00 AM
From: Elwood P. Dowd	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 97611

This is from the Yahoo Board. Herb Greenberg to be on CNBC Today to Discuss Compaq There is no time given and the CNBC schedule does not indicate when he will be on that I can tell. CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video Program Schedule 08:16 a.m. Oct 07, 1998 Eastern CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video today announced the following CNBC/Dow Jones Business Video Schedule for Wednesday, October 7, 1998: Summary Schedule: Greenspan Barshersky Rubin 8:30 AM Federal Reserve Board Chairman Alan Greenspan addresses the National Association of Business Economics annual meeting 8:45 AM Trade Representative Charlene Barshersky addresses NABE meeting 10:15 AM NABE hosts panel discussion on economic problems 12:30 PM Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin delivers speech at NABE conference Multimedia Events Added To Our Archive: 4Cast Managing Director Dave Lewis on Malaysia's economy CNBC Asia's Bill Clifford reports on Fuji Heavy's recent success Standard & Poor's Director of Financial Institutions Ratings for Southeast Asia Ken McLay says Japan's financial institution sector needs more government action Dow Jones Newswires' Roger Malone comments on current dollar/yen levels Goldman Sachs' Sally Pope Davis and A.G. Edwards' Diana Yates with a look at financial and banking stocks TheStreet.com Senior Columnist Herb Greenberg examines the recent happenings at Compaq (CPQ) Opening monologue from The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Biogen (BGEN) CEO James Tobin anoints gene therapy as the future of the industry CNBC's David Faber explains some analyst and brokerage house moves from the land of the baked bean Keane (KEA) Chairman and CEO John Keane describes the company's approach to the Y2K problem and the direction the company will take after the millennium CNBC Squawk Box Host Mark Haines asks Boston Stock Exchange Chairman and CEO William Morton how the BSE can compete with the NYSE and the Nasdaq CNBC's Mark Haines questions Thermo Electron CEO George Hatspoulos on the company's recent restructuring General Motors (GM) announces a streamlining plan to enable the company to respond rapidly to local opportunities around the world