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To: Jeffrey S. Mitchell who wrote (8796)	11/6/1998 9:52:00 AM
From: stox19	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Jeff, Y2K is in the news more than ever and like you always said ALYD needs to get their name out as much as they can. Also breaking down their news sounds like a good idea to me. Here is some tid bit on Y2K: Millennium Bug Woes Expected To Linger by Jenny Sinclair "Australia faces a mounting tide of problems that will peak on 1 January, 2000, but not end there, according to the head of the federal Year 2000 task force, Graeme Inchley." it.fairfax.com.au Questions Continue To Mount In Costs For Y2K Upgrades by Charlie Whitehead "Is the nearly $6 million Lee County commissioners are being asked to spend getting county computers ready for the year 2000 a necessary expense facing virtually every user of computers?" naplesnews.com Cost Of Year 2000 Bug Rise "Costs to businesses associated with Y2K compliance have more than doubled since last year, and compliance projects are taking up to six months longer than expected, according to a year-2000 survey by Price waterhouse Coopers" press.co.nz Good luck to all, Mansour