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Jan 23, 1999, 3:00:00 AM1/23/99

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Sorry if this is incorrect or old news to anyone. I just read this on People
Online Daily News. Does anyone else know anything?

Jan 23,1999

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>From: star...@aol.com (Star3705)
>Date: Sat, Jan 23, 1999 14:41 EST
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I've heard this before. There may be some truth in it, but I think the
tremendous amount of money Kirk Kerkorian of the MGM Grand is reportedly
offering, as well as her past relationship with him, has even more to do with
it. It does seem pretty likely that the Rolling Stones will be at the Garden.
I've also heard that the Judds will be doing their reunion concert that night,
in Phoenix. $300 a ticket. (Not bad, $150 per Judd). :) By the way, speaking
of the Y2K bug, check out your appliances. I tried progamming "00" on my VCR,
and it wouldn't take it. After December 1999, my VCR is toast. Bummer!

Carm

"It's Always Something."
----Gilda Radner

Jackson

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Jan 24, 1999, 3:00:00 AM1/24/99

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Hi Carm!
Thanks for the tip about checking the "real date" capability of my VCR!
Touching base later,

Edna J.

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Louis King

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Jan 24, 1999, 3:00:00 AM1/24/99

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If Barbra has this fear, it is perfectly understandable -- and sensible.
There is still no word on how airlines/airports will handle the problem,
and remaining stranded somewhere on Jan 1 2000 is a realistic possibility
for all travelers. What is not sensible is the number of people who are
assuming the problem will be resolved by then.

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On Saturday, January 23, 1999 2:00:00 PM UTC+6, Star3705 wrote:
> Sorry if this is incorrect or old news to anyone. I just read this on People
> Online Daily News. Does anyone else know anything?
>
> Jan 23,1999
>
> Top News
>
> STREISAND'S NEW FEAR
>
> Barbra Streisand reportedly is afraid of getting bitten by the Y2K bug. New
> York's Daily News says that Streisand has decided not to perform at New York's
> Madison Square Garden on New Year's Eve 1999 -- partially because of concerns
> about how computers will handle the switch to the year 2000. Quoting Streisand
> sources, the News said she may go for a millennium concert at the MGM Grand in
> Las Vegas -- where she performed twice in 1994 -- because "the room is more
> familiar to her, and it's closer to her home in Los Angeles." The source said
> Streisand wants to do "as little traveling as possible" around the millennium
> change, because "she has a lot of fear" about what the Y2K change will do to
> computers. The News said the Rolling Stones might take the New Year's Eve 1999
> date in the Garden.
> Star3705
>
> A Love Without Limits...
> is courage...to bear unflinchingly what heaven sends.
>
> Euripides

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