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To: MACA who wrote (9080)	12/3/1998 9:41:00 AM
From: stox19	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10786

Here is some more Y2K news. Canadian criminals are going to be helped by Y2K bug. Mobil, Exxon Face Y2K Conversion Together by Erich Luening "After the party is over for the largest merger in Wall Street's history, Mobil and Exxon--soon to be Exxon Mobil Corporation-- will face a daunting, multimillion-dollar Y2K conversion program together." news.com Technology Becomes A Reason For Mergers by Patty Tascarella An analysis of how Y2K has pushed many banks to merge. amcity.com The 14 Months Before Year 2000: A List of 31 Potential Problem Dates by Roleigh Martin "He examines the dates which could impact computer and electronic controls between now and the end of the century." y2ktoday.com Y2K Bug Could Help Criminals by Sean Durkan canoe.ca An overseas assessment of the readiness of the U.S. for Y2K. US Failing Year 2000 Test "With only 400 days to go, the Pentagon, US State Department and other big government agencies are lagging in efforts to remedy Year 2000 computer problems. 'The picture is a gloomy one,' said Stephen Horn, a US senator, warning of possible breakdowns in the Medicare payments system, electrical blackouts and telecommunications havoc." scotsman.com Mansour