Leap Day glitches around the world mostly minor
Leap Day brought scattered computer problems across nations from the United States to Europe and Asia. Officials described issues as minor and manageable with no wide scale failure, though some systems at Offutt AFB, Reagan National, Greece and Bulgaria reported glitches while others operated normally.
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John Koskinen
Clinton
Washington
Offutt Air Force Base
Nebraska
Reagan National Airport
Coast Guard
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
Green Bay
U.S. Forest Service
Rex Holloway
Portland
Ore
Netherlands
New Zealand
Jakarta Stock Exchange
North American Electric Reliability Council
United States
Canada
U.S
Jim van Dongen
New Hampshire
Office of Emergency Management
Computer industry opposes broader anti-hacker laws
Washington hearings expose a gap between government and tech firms as lawmakers weigh new cybercrime statutes after major site outages. Deputy AG Eric Holder urges readiness to prosecute, while industry leaders warn broader laws risk public backlash and harm private networks’ recovery, favoring private sector leadership.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate Judiciary Committees
Yahoo
Amazon.Com
eBay
Etrade
U.S
Eric Holder
Justice Department
Holder
General says Iran is biggest long range threat to U.S.
Marine Gen. Anthony Zinni testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee that Iran, not Iraq, poses the greatest long term risk to the United States. He cited hard-liners controlling military and WMD programs, ongoing missile development, and a nuclear program as key dangers. He urged patience on Iran outreach while noting moderates gained parliamentary seats, but doubting rapid control shifts.
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Washington
Iran
U.S
Persian Gulf
Anthony Zinni
Iraq
United States
Zinni
Senate Armed Services Committee
Central Command
Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
Turkey
Israel
Russia
China
North Korea
Saddam Hussein
Public sale notices and hearings span multiple WV KY entities
Public sale at Trailer Marketing in Walton Kentucky offers a 1998 Fontaine Elite drop deck unit with inspection by appointment and cash terms. Separate notices pertain to the Peery Cauthen Foundation annual report, a Carswell Bridge public meeting in McDowell County West Virginia, a repossessed loan collateral sale in Princeton WV, Bluefield WV Buildings Commission hearing on 132 Giles Street, and a King Coal Highway DEIS public meetings across Williamson Maitland Bluefield with March 31 2000 comment deadline.
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Trailer Marketing, Inc
Walton Verona Rd
Walton, KY
Fontaine Elite
Associates
PEERY/CAUTHEN FOUNDATION
First Community Bank
N.A
Federal Street
Bluefield
West Virginia
Carswell Bridge
Kimball Grade School
McDowell County
Laurel Branch
Richard W. Boyd
District Ten
Hardwood Lane
Princeton
Clinton L. Widener
Bills
2Nd St
Princeton Ave
One Valley Bank of
Mercer County
Mercer County, Inc. Collection Department
City OF
Buildings Commission
William Danieley
Kenhol
Giles Street
Directors Room Municipal Complex
Rogers Street
Buildings Commission City OF
Nelson R. Walker
Beverly G. Tresch
King Coal
Mingo
Mcdowell
Wyoming
Mercer
West Virginia Division of Highways
Williamson
Mingo County
Bluefield High School
Cumberland Road
Division of Highways
Charleston
District Two
Huntington
Region One Planning and Development Council
Region Two Planning and Development Council
Gilbert Feezer
Greenbrier Street
Ollie Cousins
Wayne
Wayne Streets
Buildings Commission City
Law & Commerce
Beaver Pond
OaKland Terrace
Glenwood Park
Pentree, Incorporated
Consulting Engineers
Surveyors - Photogrammists Urban & Regional Planners
Oak Hill
County Commission
Pinewood Circle
William S. Winfrey
J. Peter Richardson
Peter Richardson
Circuit Court
Barbara White
Larry
Lori Lofton
Mercer Street
Charles V. Truckenmiller
W. Va
Robert Seay
Harold B. Wolfe, III
Joseph M. Blankenship
City National Bank
National Bank of Summers
East River
East River District
Oakwood Avenue
Gayle Street
Robert P. Seay
Roger E. Laferty
Virginia M. Laferty
Roger & Vergie Lafferty
Brush Creek
D.C.I
Internal Revenue Service
United States of America
David K. Schwirian
Accessor
Public hearings set for dilapidated Bluefield homes and book sale
Public welfare concerns over 1309 Greenbrier Street and 1521 Wayne Street Bluefield WV flagged as unfit and dangerous with fire risk and hearings ordered. Mercer County Board of Education invites sealed bids for surplus textbooks with a March 8 2000 deadline and lists multiple titles with available quantities.
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Mercer County Board of Education
West Virginia
Honaker Avenue
Princeton
James W. Akers
Houghton Miffilan
Glenco
Prentice Hall
Delmar
West Virginia highway bids invited for two Mercer County resurfacing projects
The West Virginia Department of Transportation invites sealed proposals by March 14 2000 for two resurfacing projects on local routes in Mercer County. Prequalified WV contractors may bid with a $500 cash bond or 5 percent of bid. Minority business emphasis noted with nondiscrimination in award. John J. Welch Jr Director Project Control Division.
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West Virginia Parkways
Economic Development and Tourism Authority
Piedmont Road
Charleston
West Virginia
U.S. Postal Service
P.O
Federal Express
United Parcel Service
UPS
State of West Virginia
Parkways Authority
Drema Foster
Pete Lake
West Virginia Parkways Authority
Wvtumpike
Wvpedta
Old Bluefield
Princeton Road
Mercer
Littlesburg
Glenwood
Department of Administration
Division of Purchasing
West Virginia Department of Transportation
Division of Highways
West Virginia Department of Transportation, Division of Highways
Raleigh
West Virginia Parkways, Economic Development and Tourism Authority
Port Amherst
HNTB
Mission Way
Scott Depot
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Anice Jesdanun
Associated Press
Public Service
Kerry Spees
Katharine B. Tierney
L.E. Tierney-Bluefield State College
L.E. Tierney-Concord College
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