The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, January 05, 2000, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textwheel is going to happen when the clock ticks over into the new millennium.???????? "I think that we are going to go into the new year and hopefully everything is go- ing to go as planned. Weare all going to make our new year's resolutions and we are all going to break them." "The only thing that kinda worries me is the stock mar-j Saida Johnston Jacob Allen ket I think people might pull out at the tail end and a lot of people might lose a lot of money but the people that are in for the long haul are going to be okay." "I think that everyone is 2Q-fe ing to go ballistic and have~ a wild chaotic party!" Kilyn Daniels I "A lot of disappointment; I predict nothing.” Duane Newell "Nothing besides partying. "I don't know; I haven't re-1 ally thought aboutit I know I will be with my family and that is where I want to be." Nothing technical is going to happen. I think it is going to be firn." Chippi Bello Molly Corcoran "Not much. If anything bad, it is going to be from people going crazy." Photos and quotes gathered by Sarah Welch and Mandy Good. Tina Criswell "I think there will be a few k computer glitches. I think ' the major thing is going to be when people totally overreact and freak out over it” Marti Riehle ”1 think that most compa nies will be fine. There will ” New Year's Eve is on a Fri it" day so thatisgoingto be kind of psycho. All of the people that think the world is go ing to end are probably go ing to flip out and go in their little nuclear shelters. Ev eryone else is going to have firn." TeraMoser Amanda Colts not be too much damage at all. Smaller companies, single owners...they might have some trouble, but I don't think it is going to be as big as the hype is making DISCLAIMER The Clackamas World News is a special millennium edition, with our apologies to the Weekly World News, which is a tacky tacky tabloid. All articles here, with the exception of the student poll, above, are completely and utterly untrue. We apologize if we have offended anyone, but it could have been much worse! CLACKAMAS WORLD MEWS JANUARY 5, 2000