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Computer programmer says he saw Y2K bug coming -- 16 years ago
November 5, 1999
Web posted at: 3:11 a.m. EST (0811 GMT)
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Detroit Bureau Chief Ed Garsten talks with a Michigan man who was one of the first people to spot the Y2K problem
DETROIT (CNN) -- If you're weary of all the hand wringing over the Y2K bug, consider this Michigan man who says he lost his job because he foresaw the problem in 1974 and wasn't believed.
If people had taken his advice to heart, maybe the world could breathe easier awaiting the approaching New Year.
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