Re: UTC Time stamping

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From: Richard H. Gumpertz
Date: Thu, 02 Feb 1984 03:21

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So we use ANSI (because we are Americans, mostly) for American time zones
in alphanumeric and other time zones in numeric.  As I recall, this is
a superset of the ISO standard but conveys more information (CDT differs from
EST but are numerically equal).

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Subject: Re: UTC Time stamping
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