28 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1993
Page
1
An informal survey of 56 high school students finds two of three report sexual harassment in school with over 10 percent bothered daily. Incidents include lewd remarks and a posted "shut" list on a wall.
Arthur De Bardeleben, 74, former UW Board of Regents president, died in Wisconsin. Everett F. Drumright, 86, U S ambassador to Taiwan 1958-1962, died in California. Sister Mary Schmidt, 81, Seton Hill College president 1971-1977, died of cancer in Greensburg. Page B4.
The local weather forecast line directs callers to NewsLine at 472-2111 for updates and prompts. For the Syracuse temperature, enter 3232 when prompted for current conditions and forecasts.
Tonight the forecast calls for mainly clear skies and cooling temperatures. Syracuse area: low 38, high 72 with sun and clouds. Tonight may shower. Western New York resorts closed for the season. Adirondacks may still offer spring skiing. call ahead for conditions.
Hourly air quality readings were compiled by JoAnn Graham for Hancock Airport using National Weather Service data. The summary notes overall good air quality with no notable spikes in pollutants during the reporting period.
State College Pennsylvania was buried by 20 inches of snow on this date in 1928 causing the Pittsburgh to Philadelphia train line to be blocked for two days. Yesterday's national extremes included 99 degrees at Death Valley and 2 degrees at Canyon, Wyoming.
Q and A from the Atlanta Journal Constitution address why double jeopardy limits apply within one jurisdiction, dual sovereignty allows multiple prosecutions, IRS corrections of math errors occur, and Arabella Mansfield becomes the first woman to practice law in 1869 despite 19th century alien and white male restrictions.
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