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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1999
Page
8
The worm-like email bug Worm.Explore Zip had seemed to ease but workers returning Monday faced swamped help desks as the virus spreads within networks. Experts warn a single infected user can rapidly propagate inside a company, not site to site.
NATO and allied troops occupy Kosovo after Serb withdrawal while ethnic Albanians and Kosovo Liberation Army assume positions. Russian convoy resupplies Pristina airport amid stalled access disputes, with 15,000 troops under KFOR and 1,200 U.S. Marines involved.
South Korea says northern torpedo boat fired after a southern patrol ram and that seven sailors were hurt as a 10 minute exchange left a 80 ton P-6 torpedo ship sunk and a 400 ton Taechong 2 patrol boat badly damaged. North Korea claims provocation and demands apology.
Ted Turner and wife Jane Fonda arrived by horse drawn carriage to the Sottile Theatre for the Charleston premiere of The Hunley. The film about the Confederate submarine’s 1864 mission stars Armand Assante and Donald Sutherland and will air on Turner Network Television next month. About 600 people attended the Charleston screening near the submarine’s resting site.
Shane Nichols 8 of Burlington Iowa was charged with violation of navigation rules after a Sunday afternoon collision that killed Heather Nichols 24 of O’Fallon Illinois. Lonny Nichols was released from hospital. case linked to a personal watercraft crash offshore near Myrtle Beach. The boaters faced fines and admonitions from state officials.
Nelson Mandela leaves office a richer man after receiving six cows a bull and five calves a shield a spear and leopard skin from Zulu King Zwelithini outside the royal palace in KwaZulu Natal. A brass band and dancers greeted guests as the leaders met inside.
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