From Sanger's Review of Y2K News Reports:

More coverage on this week's meeting at the United Nations for national Y2K coordinators: Arabs refuse to sit with Israelis in Middle East and North African regional group ... Federal Reserve Board Governor Roger Ferguson: "a stream of balanced, factually-accurate and timely information can potentially counter the more sensationalist coverage that is surely going to emerge ... Russia says it will complete tests at nuclear power facilities by September ... Airport readiness varies ... House may vote on Thursday to accept S.96 ... New York Times articles paint a bleak picture in Russia ... SIA commissioned survey: "6% of investors say they are likely to take money out of the stock market" ... Surcharge on empty shipping containers ... open letter by members of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers ... Ergon will not guarantee power ... NSW government agencies will spend up to $409 million ... problems at a Mobil Oil facility

-- pshannon (pshannon@sangersreview.com), June 23, 1999