More Austinites may soon be getting it...

Today's Austin (Un)American Statesman front page devoted 3/4 of it to y2k...including three more related stories.

Compared to other news articles, the writers didn't make the GI's out to be loonies.

The paper has a web site at www.statesman.com

Click on "Countdown to crash?" for all four stories.

Texas Terri

-- Texas Terri (DeepInTheHeart@Texas.com), January 03, 1999

Answers

Thanks for the info. Every little bit helps. Kilgore

-- Kilgore Trout (ktrout@fictitious.com), January 03, 1999.

Austin American-Statesman Search Engine -- search on Y2K to pull up stories (think the front page has changed Terri):

http:// www.statesman.com/search/seartop.htm

-- Diane J. Squire (sacredspaces@yahoo.com), January 04, 1999.

Gadson (sp), Ala's paper has been running a y2k story daily for the last 2 weeks on the front page.

-- Flagirl (Filterlady@aol.com), January 04, 1999.

The Des Moines Register had a front page article yesterday and will continue the series this week. Not a bad article - can't wait to see the rest of the story.

-- beckie (sunshine_horses@yahoo.com), January 04, 1999.

Terry- hi. Hey, just got back from speaking to the Rotary Club in Lago Vista re Y2K, it was a ROARING success. Oddly, I didn't get stage fright at all, and they were paying extreme attention and asking the right questions. Interesting attendees: LCRA, LV's District Superintendent, City Manager, others.

On the 17th, (email for details), we're having a LV Y2K community meeting. Announcement comes out in today's North Lake Travis Log. Lakeway's Y2K people are attending - Did you know Dan Rather has a house in Lakeway? Come check out what an initial community 2000 meeting looks like!

For you non-Austinites, sorry to use forum as a personal advertisment. Don't have her real email address.

-- Lisa (lisab@shallc.com), January 06, 1999.