Event times adding a date

I have a G5, a laptop and an iPhone being sync'd with MobileMe. The iPhone is new last week. I have been sync'ing the two computers via MobileMe for a few months.
Yesterday I noticed on the MacBook in iCal that all the event start and stop times had a date added after the normal date and time. Like this: "10/13/2009 0915 AM 10/13/20"
The "10/13/20" at the end is the new thing. It now shows in all the events for start and stop times.
Under iCal Preferences there is also a new date added after the "Day Starts/Stops At"
Like this: "6:00 AM 1/1/00" Not sure where the "1/1/00" comes from or what it indicates (the beginning of time?)
I can't remove these dates.
The G5 and the iPhone seemed to be fine for awhile until I got a message on the G5 that said that MobileMe wants to change 1200 events in the G5 iCal. I think the MobileMe Cloud now reflects the messed up MacBook and is trying to make the G5 read the same. I turned off all sync'ing of iCal via MobileMe.
I researched the support site to see if this problem has been reported in the past. Found a lot of stuff but nothing that is the same.
I do not see any other strange happenings in the MacBook iCal, just the extra dates. There may be some; but I haven't seen them yet.
Has anyone seen this? Has anyone have a fix or an idea of what to do to remove the extra dates?
Thanks for your help.
John

I would like to drag this question back into the light after a holiday weekend. I'm hoping someone out there can give me a new lead to follow. I have tried everything.
I restored all the data on my computer with a backup that was 4 months old. When I opened iCal the data all had the extra date info added to every event. It was the same.
Either the problem has been there for quite awhile (the laptop is not the principle computer for inputting events; the G5 is) or the problem is something in the MacBook OS that is adding the date info every time you insert a time (since it shows in each event and also in the preferences beside every start/stop time) or it is related only to the Intel MacBook and not to the Power PC G5.
I am out of ideas.
Any help? Thanks,
John

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