Legislation to prevent an outbreak of lawsuits resulting from year 2000 computer problems stalled in the Senate Tuesday, for the second time the victim of an unrelated political battle. The Senate voted 53-45 to proceed with debate on the Y2K bill, seven short of the 60 needed.
May 19, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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(AP) WASHINGTON — Legislation to prevent an outbreak of lawsuits resulting from year 2000 computer problems stalled in the Senate Tuesday, for the second time the victim of an unrelated political battle.
The Senate voted 53-45 to proceed with debate on the Y2K bill, seven short of the 60 needed.
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