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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1999
Page
8
State media report a newborn boy survived a fall through an express train toilet in China. His mother Yang Zhu, nine months pregnant, gave birth in a washroom as the infant dropped onto rails after the umbilical cord was severed. The incident occurred on May 4 during return home.
A bipartisan House report charges China with a decade long drive to steal U S weapons technology. It says espionage began in the 1970s and continues, enabling Beijing to develop modern warhead designs and potentially mobile nuclear weapons, with broader implications for U S labs and China relations.
Yugoslav army denounces anti war demonstrations and warns deserters to return by noon or face court martial. In Kosovo fierce fighting continues as NATO bombs Serb targets while protests grow in central Serbia over conscription and the war.
NOAA official says a national climate service is under consideration to handle seasonal and long term climate forecasts. It may use the Weather Service as the delivery method while form shape remains undecided. The goal is to apply growing climate science and provide needed public information.
A Greenville family files suit against the city county and school district claiming a school police officer broke their daughter's collarbone during a scuffle at Hughes Academy of Science and Technology in May 1997. The incident led to ER X rays showing a broken collarbone and later dismissal of Latoya Sullivan's charges.
Jennifer Lopez releases her first album On the 1st featuring English songs with a Latin soul sound. A duet with Marc Anthony anchors the record while Lopez discusses growing up in America with Latin roots.
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