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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1999
Page
3
London tests show virtually every banknote tainted with cocaine traces and four percent with ecstasy. Notes from the Bank of England test center indicate currency handling by dealers or users. The findings imply cocaine is a rapidly growing recreational drug among 20 to 24 year olds in Britain.
New York AP reports Radio City Music Hall reopens after a 70 million restoration. The Art Deco landmark unveils a 3000 pound gold silk curtain and cleaned mood-era art. The opening show features Billy Crystal Ann-Margret Sting Tony Bennett and more taped for NBC December 1.
The Mustang Ranch in Nevada may reopen not as a brothel but as an interpretive center for wild horses under a plan by the Bureau of Land Management. The forfeited property could house historical exhibits a wild horse research center and an equestrian facility near Reno.
A Syracuse University draft study based on 826 Chicago area EITC recipients shows about half plan to save part of their annual tax refund. The EITC is praised as a key path to economic independence, with many using funds for bills, housing, tuition, or moving costs.
Washington lawmakers clash over ratifying the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty amid debates on verifiability and U S monitoring limits. CIA warnings and Senate delays color the fight as Clinton seeks 67 votes to approve the 1996 pact amid pressure from signatories and concerns about unilateral disarmament.
Vice President Al Gore says he will change how he campaigns to talk directly with Americans as polls show Bill Bradley gaining. He moved campaign HQ to Tennessee and calls for debates to contrast plans on issues, while facing Bradley’s rising strength and a tougher path to challenge Bush.
In Kosovo, NATO peacekeepers say the KLA disbanded but Serbs and ethnic Albanians still stock weapons. Reports note daily seizures and arrests as weapons, ammunition, and explosives are confiscated at about 100 items per day.
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