October 7, 1999 edition of The News Frederick Maryland
The Frederick newspaper dated Thursday October 7 1999 presents local coverage from the Maryland city. It includes community notes, event listings, and regional news briefs reflecting late 1990s local reporting tone.
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Thatcher defends Pinochet at rally during conference
Former prime minister Margaret Thatcher urged support for Gen Augusto Pinochet in Britain, claiming he is on trial for defeating communism. She pressed that the case targets revenge by the left, noting Pinochet’s role allied with Britain during the Falklands War and his detention while Spain seeks his extradition over Chilean abuses.
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Clinton presses test ban case amid dwindling support
Washington AP reports the Clinton administration pressed the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty despite little chance of passage next week. Energy Secretary Richardson argued testing not needed to keep the stockpile safe while conservatives led by Sen. Jesse Helms pressed to proceed with a vote. With scant GOP backing, analysts say ratification requires 67 votes, signaling likely defeat.
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Peacekeepers in East Timor extend perimeter
International peacekeepers broaden their sweep around Dili after repelling a militia ambush. Militiamen mass near West Timor pose renewed danger as Maj Gen Peter Cosgrove notes the long border complicates enforcement. USS Belleau Wood arrives with 900 Marines and 900 sailors to bolster logistics and security efforts.
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Court convicts man of Miss World rape
TEL AVIV AP A Tel Aviv District Court convicts travel agent Shlomo An Noor of assaulting Ms Abargil in Italy two months before the Miss World crown. Noor, an Egyptian immigrant, appeals. sentencing set for Nov 24. Abargil, 19, urges other victims to report crimes and not be afraid.
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