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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1997
Page
6
The passage recalls the 1873 Easter Blizzard that struck Kansas, Nebraska, and South Dakota with strong gale and snow drifts, causing many settlers to be lost. It notes historical weather data and provides on line forecasts and telephone weather data numbers for local counties and ski conditions.
On this date 1865 President Lincoln was shot and mortally wounded by John Wilkes Booth during the performance of Our American Cousin at Ford's Theatre.
Herald Journal details its corrections policy inviting readers to report factual inaccuracies by calling Tim Bunn deputy editor at 470-2240 during weekday 9 am to 5 pm. The notice emphasizes accuracy and accountability in coverage.
The Herald Journal and Herald American report using recycled newsprint and note about 40 percent paper recycled by Syracuse Newspapers. Onondaga County residents may place newspapers in brown paper bags and leave them by recycling bins at the curb on scheduled collection days.
CDC adviser Barbara Reynolds explains that hepatitis A vaccine is not routinely given in the United States but may become standard as data show its effectiveness and disease burden. Travelers to developing countries are advised to consider vaccination at least 30 days before departure. The piece also covers Michael Flatley’s Irish dance career, achievements, and personal life.
A partial lottery listing shows Batty Number 021 WinFour 9986 Daily Number 256 WinFour 1953 and Lotto numbers 3 4 18 20 22 38. Supplemental notes report one first prize Lotto ticket sold Saturday and the jackpot rising to 10 million for Wednesday across state and national draws.
Paramount Pictures puts back the release of The Flood starring Christian Slater and Morgen Freeman from May 2 to fall at the earliest. The film, about an armored car heist in a small Midwest town threatened by a rising river, may get a new title. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver attend a Simon Wiesenthal Center gala in New York, where he receives its leadership award for 12 years of philanthropy, joking about being a reform Jew.
Nobel laureate George Wald died at 90 in Cambridge Massachusetts. He shared the 1967 Nobel Prize for vision research and helped identify vitamin A in the retina. Author Michael Dorris, 52, and former Eisenhower secretary Sue Saration Jehi, 80, also died recently in Florida and Massachusetts respectively.
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