October 2, 1999
That fall of 1999, gas ran $1.17 a gallon and Clinton was in the White House — the U.S. Senate had just rejected the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty, dealing the Clinton administration one of its sharpest foreign policy defeats of the decade. On television, audiences were tuning into "The Sopranos" and "ER," while Mariah Carey and Jay-Z held the top spot on the charts with "Heartbreaker." The New York Yankees wrapped up the World Series against the Atlanta Braves for their 25th championship, and on November 20, China launched its first Shenzhou spacecraft, marking the opening move in what would become a major national space program.
On the cover
Magazine Covers — October 2, 1999
NY Times Headlines — Week of October 2, 1999
U.S. And Russia Seek New Ways To Detect Cheating On Test Ban
Clinton Kicks Off Campaign To Pass Nuclear Test Ban
Both Parties Seek A Graceful Way To Put Off A Nuclear Treaty Vote
World Events — October 1999
Time Person of the Year — 1999
On the radio
Billboard Charts — October 2, 1999
Grammy Awards
On the bookshelf
On the television
Nielsen Top 10 — 1999–00 Season
Emmy Winners — 1999
At the movies
Box Office & Oscar Winners — October 2, 1999
Ebert 4-Star Films — October 2, 1999
On the field
Sports Champions — October 2, 1999
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