Despite earlier reports that the Navy expected widespread problems due to the Y2K bug, the Navy now says that utilities are showing steady improvement as far as readiness.
August 30, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The Navy is denying reports it expects widespread failures in power, water and other utility services in the United States because of the Year 2000 computer bug.
The Navy acknowledged Friday it has not verified that all cities and communities near its installations are fully prepared for the Y2K problem, but its survey of utilities is showing a steady improvement, said Rear Adm. Louis M. Smith.
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