01 Apr 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1989
Page
1
A spring storm dumped 1.9 inches of snow on Syracuse before midnight as cold weather swept the state. Northern areas were expected to see up to an inch more, with 3 to 4 inches already fallen in parts by early Friday. Weather service officials cautioned warnings remained in effect.
Cornell University concludes Robert T. Morris showed reckless disregard when he created a computer worm that infected thousands of computers nationwide. The four month inquiry finds Morris self centered and inconsiderate, citing that the worm did not require brilliance. Morris launched the worm on November 2, triggering infections across Arpanet within 24 hours and paralyzing portions of the computer world. The report notes he had worked on the project for at least two weeks after a prior October visit to Harvard, and while no direct intent to cause uncontrollable replication is proven, he foresaw that risk.
Patchy clouds linger tonight with lows in the lower 20s. Light mix possible late Sunday with a 30 percent shower risk and a high near the upper 40s.
Paris staged a centennial celebration with 21 performers climbing 1710 stairs to the Eiffel Tower summit amid balloons, a brass band, and television monitors. The event recalled Gustave Eiffel lifting a flag on March 31, 1889, as crowds watched from cafe levels transformed for the occasion.
President Bush reiterates support for opening Alaska wilderness to drilling as Exxon Valdez spill worsens. 10 million gallons released, oil slick covers over 1,000 square miles. investigators probe Clean Water Act violations. Norwegian experts assist cleanup. Kenai Fjords workers rush to shield salmon streams along a 600 mile coastline.
Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita acknowledged that scandal tied Recruit Co. purchased over 150000 dollars in tickets for a 1987 fundraising party where he announced his bid for Liberal Democratic Party presidency. The disclosure ties his office to Recruit’s donations and the broader affair affecting 159 politicians and businessmen.
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