Stefan, pudgy cheeks shaking as he tells his story, says he's OK during the day. Nearby, Paranovski sits with a woman friend at an outdoor cafe table, her cane hooked over the back of her chair. Bozic, the deputy mayor, says there are greater concerns. Even as the lights came back slowly on Tuesday, some remain in darkness. Djole Jovanovic stands behind a counter of cold cuts and other meats, in a convenience store on a Belgrade side street.
Shops nearby have power.
His does not. He turns away people looking for candles. They're in short supply - fortunately, in this case,'' he says, referring to his shop's lack of power. Copyright 1999 Associated Press . All rights reserved.