CONSOLIDATED REPORTS

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CONSOLIDATED REPORTS

2006/060

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Date Range: 1999

Creator: Wisconsin. Division of Technology Management

Creator: Wisconsin. Department of Administration

Description: Additional Y2K staff files, 1998-2000, included are additional chronological files of Bill Brahem, files of Anna Itawa, and materials of Linda Reinert. Itawa's files include Y2K meetings, many concerning DOJ; and material on a Y2K conference sponsored by DHFS and DWD, June 2-3, 1998. Reinert's material includes briefs and Powerpoint presentations. There is also rollover handbook, and reports; information on DOA's public education program; minutes and meeting packets of the Executive Oversight Committee (incomplete); and miscellaneous files with no identifiable custodian. The electronic public education file includes complete reports of the Blue Ribbon Commission on Year 2000 Preparedness and Y2K radio/TV spots and press materials. The accession also includes 6 videotapes from the public education program. Four tapes comprise a complete video record of the proceedings of the Governor's Summit on the Year 2000, October 8, 1998, including brief welcoming remarks by Governor Tommy G. Thompson in which he compares the Y2K dilemma to a humorous Elroy dilemma. "Countdown 2000: Taming the Millennium Bug" is an 8-minute film that briefly explains the Y2K problem. One tape includes several clips from the Governor's Summit on the Year 2000, and several local officials comment on their experiences. The final tape consists of four brief televisions spots about Y2K produced by DOA.

Accession/Collection Addition: 2006/060

In: Series 2862

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