27 Apr 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1994
Page
1
Three former foster care children discuss life away from biological parents in this week's cover. Tina Wright and mentor figures share perspectives on growth and resilience within cave homes context.
Krista Blake Cleveland AIDS activist who urged safe sex died of AIDS related pneumonia. David Holden, 34, fiction writer and radio host, died of brain cancer. Fred Kilian, 89, Tin Pan Alley veteran and Chicago TV producer, passed away in Atlanta. Capt James W Lebertz, 80, former artistic director at Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy, died. Bill Pellington, 66, former Baltimore Colts running back, died from complications of Alzheimer’s disease. Page B2.
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Partial readable text notes Syracuse forecast with temperatures around high 40s to mid 50s and mixed conditions. Additional regional hints mention lake effects from Lake Ontario and notable winds. Overall pattern: partly cloudy to sunny with cool to mild days and variable wind speeds.
On April 27 1928 Old Man Winter returned to Bayard West Virginia for a brief visit. A total of 34 inches of snow fell in 24 hours making it the heaviest April snowfall in the state. The item cites 1994 Accu Weather data for yesterday’s national extremes including 10 percent at Laredo Texas and 8 at Mt Charleston Nevada.
Readers ask about Grand Canyon safety after a deadly incident in a year with seven deaths in accidents tied to river and canyon activities. The second inquiry explains cakewalk origins from 19th century minstrel shows and snowball contests, becoming a stylish dance and later a WWI phrase for easy tasks.
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