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December 30, 1999:

Articles listed:

News.com: U.S. military sites to break for date rollover

News.com: U.S. phone companies: Stay off phone at Y2K

News.com: Russia sees no Y2K problems as new year dawns

News.com: Full Y2K impact won't be obvious at first

USA Today: Poll: Most shrugging off Y2K

USA Today: Skies near empty for New Year's Eve

USA Today: Web sites wary of New Year's mischief

USA Today: Officials make final Y2K preparations

USA Today: Health care execs on standby for Y2K

Newsbytes: D.C. Faces Shortfall on Y2K Funding

Newsbytes: Y2K fears shift to U.S. profits if chaos erupts overseas

Newsbytes: Bug-proofing your PC from Y2K troubles Older systems may need some tweaking

Newsbytes: UK retailers hit by Y2K bug while airlines are upbeat

Newsbytes: Millennium bug hits card swipe tills

Newsbytes: Concern as Y2K deadline approaches

Newsbytes: E-business way ahead in new millennium

Newsbytes: U.S. has licked Y2K bug, research firms say Russia, Korea, Taiwan, China and Vietnam may not be so well-prepared

Newsbytes: Jan. 1's Passing Won't Signal An All-Clear

Newsbytes: Spin on Y2K Bug Eases Public's Fret Experts say the nation is well- informed about potential problems - or the lack of them

Computer Currents: Y2K Virus Threat Overhyped

Computer Currents: Rest Of The World On Y2K

Computer Currents: System Security Y2K Issue

Computer Currents: Y2K Bug News On Radio

Computer Currents: Gartner Y2K Predictions

Computer Currents: Server Sales Weak Due To Y2K

Albuquerque Journal: Emergency Command Posts Set

Albuquerque Journal: Federal Officials Optimistic

Albuquerque Journal: Arrest Overload Worries Jail Boss

Albuquerque Journal: Lottery To Keep Rolling for Y2K

Westergaard Year 2000: Reasonable Y2K Expectations

Computerworld Australia: Y2K expert advises unprepared businesses to back up files

Computerworld Australia: Group warns of powering down hard disks for Y2K

Computerworld Australia: Y2K evangelist seeks to cash in his URL for $US1M

Globe and Mail: Shopping snafu first example of Y2K chaos

Globe and Mail: Red Deer greets year a day early

Globe and Mail: B.C. New Year's bash is last but not least

Austin American-Statesman: Worried about what will happen in Y2K?

Chicago Tribune: City officials say Y2K won't sink water service

Chicago Tribune: Stores: Consumer not buying hype

Chicago Tribune: Workers find it pays to be compliant to Y2K schedule

Access Atlanta: Atlanta police, firefighters prepared for Y2K

Cleveland Live: State auditor sends out bills with due date in 1900

Access Atlanta: Computer glitch has DeKalb byting its nails

Daily Southam: Gas masks, kerosene lamps among items flying from store shelves as Canadians ignore experts and stock up on Y2K emergency supplies

Daily Southtown: Internet operators have security worries on top of Y2K

-- (anon@anon.anon), December 30, 1999