Chiefs Night Out Opens Season in Scranton
The Syracuse Chiefs baseball team begins the season with an opener at Scranton tonight, as reported by the Herald-Journal.
09 Apr 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1992
Page
1
The Syracuse Chiefs baseball team begins the season with an opener at Scranton tonight, as reported by the Herald-Journal.
John Gherberg, 81, a political institution in Washington state who served a record 32 years as lieutenant governor, died Wednesday in Olympia. Other obituaries note Anto tris Triitsis, 55, Athens mayor, Arthur T Franke, 85, pioneer in bioremediation in Texas, and Erwin D Rieger, 89, longtime Columbian journalist in Vancouver.
A reader notice outlines delivery guarantees for the Herald Journal with a promise of paper arrival by 5pm and compensation if late. It lists customer service hours from 6am to 8pm Monday through Saturday and 6am to 11:30am on Sunday, plus local and toll free numbers for advertising, classifieds, legal notices, and other services.
Central New Yorkers will see a mix of sunshine and clouds with a high near 54. Tonight partly cloudy with light winds and a low around 35. The report notes winter storm warnings in Alaska and expect showers in South Dakota and western New York, with thunderstorms possible from Ohio to Missouri and extreme weather forecast for parts of Texas.
Syracuse and upstate New York forecast shows a mild Friday with highs near 50s to 60s across regions. Western New York expects clouds with sun and a chance of a shower Friday into Saturday, while the Catskills and Adirondacks trend partly sunny to mild Friday with showers possible Saturday. Northern New England stays sunny to partly cloudy and mild, with a chance of a shower Saturday.
Yesterday's Air Quality Index stood at 42 with sulfur dioxide ozone and particulates measured across two location sites for 24 hours. The daily index reflects the highest pollutant reading, health effects begin at 100, and the standard reference is set by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
A brief forecast indicates variable skies with periods of sun and clouds. The high ranges from 52 to 62 degrees, with lows in the 33 to 41 range and occasional showers or a thunderstorm risk. Windy and cooler conditions are noted in parts of the period.
A super strong tornado dated 1947 cut a 221 mile path of death through Texas Oklahoma and Kansas. Moving above 40 mph the storm killed 169, injured about 1000, and caused over 10 million dollars in damage. Yesterday's national extremes included 95 at Death Valley and 16 at Idaho Falls.
Questions probe campaign fundraising compared to the 1980s and rumors surround Arthur MacArthur III. The piece notes Bush donors largely gave over 600, details on MacArthur’s birthplace Manila 1938 and Columbia 1961, plus claims of name changes and Moonie links. It explains Social Security reserves masking deficits through creative accounting and securitization.
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