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Pretty much the same as you are already doing but as:
cut -d "." -f2-


John

Since you didn't provide an example of output I will just take a stab at it.

The example you provide is dated from 1994 - any file that is modified over 6 months ago will show the year when doing...

The easiest solution when there are hidden/special characters is:

rm -i ab*

This puts you into interactive mode and if there are other ab* files you can tell rm NOT to remove those and chose...

If not using gnu date (as above) which I was not - you can simply do this:

MON=`TZ=CST+24 date +%b`

This assumes you are running within the first 24 hours of the 1st day of the month. You can...