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To: lorne who wrote (30365)	3/20/1999 9:40:00 AM
From: John Hunt	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 116796

Headaches start as the bug bears down on banks (UK) << At a high-powered millennium meeting in Washington recently, delegates were stunned to hear Henry Kissinger announce that he intended to withdraw all his money from the bank as 2000 nears. Mr Foot's statement this week has fueled fears that lesser mortals will follow the former United States Secretary of State's lead, precipitating a dangerous run on the banks. >> sunday-times.co.uk Hmmm.....

To: lorne who wrote (30365)	3/20/1999 10:40:00 AM
From: goldsnow	Respond to of 116796

WASHINGTON -- Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin told a congressional panel Thursday that he suspected that much of the $4.8 billion in loans sent to Russia last summer by the International Monetary Fund ''may have been siphoned off improperly.''>> Suspected??? I know he is a diplomate...:) Russians did not even make an effort to hide it..and why should they? They got aging nukes, hey got threat of "destabilizing" and starting massive refugee problem..and they do it again with next loan..