| Nov.
29, 1999 |
Debate
over WTO focuses on China.
As
officials and protesters converged on Seattle for the World Trade
Organization's ministerial conference, the political debate in
Washington turned Sunday to the wisdom of liberalizing trade
relations with China.
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| Nov.
29, 1999 |
AMD's
early Xmas gift: 750MHz Athlon.
AMD, with a new
750MHz version of the Athlon chip, on Monday began offering PC
buyers the highest clockspeed PC processor available.
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| Nov.
29, 1999 |
Intel
melds SDRAM, 133MHz bus.
Intel
Corp. (Nasdaq:INTC)
is developing a new chip set that supports SDRAM and a 133MHz
system bus, offering a high-bandwidth alternative to its troubled
RDRAM chip sets. The chip set, code-named So lano, will support
the PC133 synchronous dynamic RAM specification and is expected to
ship in desktop PCs in the first quarter. |
| Nov.
28, 1999 |
Report:
China developing technology to detect U.S. stealth aircraft.
China is close to fielding a revolutionary new antiaircraft
early-warning defense system that worries U.S. intelligence
analysts because it could defeat current Air Force tactics against
enemy air defences, Newsweek reported on Sunday. The technology,
which could detect U.S. stealth aircraft, has so alarmed the
defense community that top military and industry experts have been
called to a secret meeting in December to discuss the strategic
implications, the magazine said. |
| Nov.
28, 1999 |
Sampras
sweeps No. 1 Agassi in ATP final.
Pete
Sampras beat the man who supplanted him at the top of the
rankings, winning the ATP Tour World Championship on Sunday with a
6-1, 7-5, 6-4 victory over Andre Agassi. |
| Nov.
25, 1999 |
Shipwreck
off China's east coast reportedly kills 290 people
Reports in Chinese: 烟台海域海难:重演"泰坦尼克"悲剧.
A
ship caught in a violent storm caught fire and cracked open off
the coast of Shandong in eastern China, killing at least 290
people and leaving many missing, the official Xinhua News Agency
reported on Thursday. The Dashun was carrying 312 people when it
wrecked late Wednesday in gale-force winds and towering waves near
the Shandong port of Yantai, the report said. |
| Nov.
20, 1999 |
China
successfully tests spacecraft (Reports
in Chinese)
China
has taken a major step toward joining the United States and Russia in
space, successfully testing an unmanned spacecraft that soon could
carry the country's first astronauts into orbit. The spacecraft --
dubbed "Shenzhou," or "Vessel of the Gods" --
separated from its launch vehicle and went into orbit about 10 minutes
after liftoff, circling the Earth for 21 hours before controllers
brought it down safely in Inner Mongolia. |
| Nov. 19, 1999 |
Chinese
Woman Killed in Columbus, OH (Report 1,
2)
A Chinese immigrant, Xiaoying Wu, who moved to Columbus several years
ago died in a North Side shooting during a carjacking attempt behind
her apartment complex Thursday afternoon. Columbus police arrested an
18 year-old man yesterday and charged him with murder in the slaying of
a woman who was shot Thursday at the Colony Square Apartments.
Safety Tips: Life is the most important
thing of all. Follow what the gunman told and give him all they want.
Don't try to struggle or fight. |
| Nov. 19, 1999 |
Leaders
sign European arms control treaty.
Leaders
of 30 nations signed a new conventional arms control treaty for Europe
on Friday, updating limits on armed forces and heavy equipment set at
the end of the Cold War. President Bill Clinton signed the
Conventional Forces in Europe (CFE) treaty for the United States, and
Foreign Minister Igor Ivanov for Russia after President Boris Yeltsin
flew home early from the summit of the Organization for Security and
Cooperation in Europe. |
| Nov. 18, 1999 |
一九九九年新当选的中国科学院院士名单
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| Nov. 17, 1999 |
美国联邦调查局暂不接手埃航飞机失事
美国全国交通安全委员会主席吉姆·霍尔16日晚在华盛顿宣布,在埃及和美国调查人员对埃及航空公司失事飞机的座舱通话记录作出全面评估之前,飞机失事原因的调查暂不由联邦调查局接手,而仍由交通安全委员会继续主持. |
| Nov. 16, 1999 |
Federal Reserve hikes interest
rates.
The Federal Reserve has raised benchmark interest rates by a quarter
point, boosting a key rate for the third time this year in an effort
to slow the U.S. economy and keep inflation from becoming a problem.
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| Nov. 16, 1999 |
FBI
to take lead in EgyptAir probe.
The FBI is taking over the investigation of the crash of EgyptAir
Flight 990, a move that means authorities suspect criminal activity. |
| Nov. 15, 1999 |
U.S. and China sign agreement
in breakthrough W.T.O. Deal.
Chinese and U.S. officials signed
a market-opening pact Monday paving the way for China's entry into the World Trade
Organization after six days of grueling talks.
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| Nov. 1, 1999 |
The Crash of EgyptAir 990.
EgyptAir Flight 990 took off early on October 31 from New York's Kennedy International
Airport. The Boeing 767 climbed to 33,000 feet before plunging into the sea south of
Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, about 40 minutes after takeoff. All 217 people aboard
were killed.
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