Friday December 17 1:52 AM ET 

 States With Y2K Problems

 By The Associated Press 

 States not certified as Y2K-compliant in the White House
 Office of Management and Budget's final readiness report.

 Programs examined were food stamps; child nutrition,
 including school breakfast and lunch programs; Women,
 Infants and Children (WIC); Medicaid; Temporary
 Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), or cash welfare;
 child support; Low Income Home Energy Assistance
 Program; child care; child welfare and unemployment
 insurance.

 -Alabama: TANF, child support, child care.

 -California: Child support.

 -Connecticut: Child welfare.

 -District of Columbia: Unemployment.

 -Illinois: Child support.

 -Kentucky: Child care.

 -Minnesota: Child welfare.

 -North Dakota: Child support.

 -Oklahoma: Food stamps, WIC.

 U.S. Territories:

 -American Samoa: Medicaid, including both systems that
 pay bills and determine eligibility; child care.

 -Guam: Food stamps, WIC, both Medicaid systems,
 TANF, child support, child care, child welfare.

 -Puerto Rico: Medicaid, bill paying

 -Virgin Islands: Both Medicaid systems, TANF, child
 support, child care.