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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1996
Page
2
A computer glitch at AT&T WorldNet affected about half of its 425 000 subscribers causing over 200 000 customers to be unable to receive email for more than a day. Mail remained stored in other databases and service disruptions did not prevent browsing or sending to non affected users. No mail was lost.
A zoning board voted 5 to 2 to renew Martha Stewart's permit to film her cable program at her estate despite her admission of breaking a rule. The decision preserves her long running show on-site.
In Hyderabad thousands homeless after a cyclone ravaged east and west Godavari districts. Officials say death toll surpassed 1000 as rescue workers search for missing fishermen and distribute food water and medicine. Cholera feared amid flooded rice fields and banana groves.
At Aberdeen Proving Ground Maryland the Army tightens the buddy system after at least a dozen female recruits report rape or harassment by instructors. Four drill instructors and a captain face charges from rape to improper love letters amid an investigation that may uncover more victims. The base commander called the conduct deplorable and pledged leadership responsibility.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution refused a security guard’s demand to retract its coverage of Richard Jewell linked to the Olympic Park bombing. Publisher Roger S. Kintzel said it was not illegal or unethical to publish the FBI probe details. Jewell, 33, later said he may sue for libel after a federal notice cleared him.
Federal officials rejected again Pierre Salinger's claim that a Navy missile test caused TWA Flight 800. FBI Assistant Director James Kallstrom said no evidence supports friendly fire or a cover-up. The investigation remains unsure whether a bomb, missile, or mechanical failure caused the July 17 loss.
New York voters re elected Justice Ruth Moskowitz to a second 14 year term on the state Supreme Court, Brooklyn, three days after her death. Moskowitz 60 had died Saturday from kidney disease and a donated kidney. Her name remained on the ballot as removal deadline had passed.
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