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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1999

Page

2

Weather Update For Coastal Areas Today

South wind 10 to 20 knots veers to west and strengthens to 15 to 25 knots. Rain impacts the area. Waves in ice free zones rise to 2 to 4 feet. Mariners are advised to monitor forecasts for changing conditions.

Fear fuels drive to survive Y2K havens across America

Roanoke Virginia reports on a new Y2K migration to rural and planned communities led by computer professionals and religious groups. Developments like Heritage Farms 2000 in Sully County and God's Wilderness in Minnesota offer land and amenities amid fears of power failures from embedded faulty chips. Noted experts like Ed Yourdon move to safer enclaves while others urge continued fixes and progress before the year 2000.

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Mandell backs Y2K safe mountain community in Virginia

Semi retired investor Mandell finances and helps build a 420 acre Virginia mountain development with 20 plus families seeking self sufficiency. Homes, roads, wells and three acre town square planned amid fears of year 2000 computer failures. Mandell aims to guard family and other residents with dehydrated foods generators and organic farming, while denying cult claims.

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Be Ready for Y2K Trouble

Experts advise Red Cross and USDA guidance for year 2000 disruption prep. Stock several days to a week of non perishables and water, keep extra cash, withdraw in advance, store batteries and flashlights, warm clothing, and keep gas tank above half. Check computer controlled devices for embedded chip effects and monitor USDA updates.

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Portable heart defibrillators spread to security and airlines

A look at early portable defibrillators shows limited use by paramedics and police, with high costs and training needs. Deployments by corporations and airlines grow, while Red Cross and American Heart Association push community courses. The device guides users through chest pad placement, CPR, and shock delivery with voice prompts.

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