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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1992
Page
1
Shirley Jefferson of Liverpool showcases dyed in the wool Republican memorabilia from several national conventions, reflecting a longtime passion for preserving political artifacts and history.
Former National Bar Association president Thomas Duckenfield dies at 57 from meningitis in Washington. Ebbe Carlsson publisher in Stockholm dies of AIDS after his secret Palme investigation triggers government resignations. Cecil Paul Quingy 9, president of Eastern Nazarene College, dies from brain hemorrhage in Massachusetts. Other obituaries noted on Page B4.
Central New Yorkers can expect mainly sunny days through the week with a shift to partly cloudy tonight and a 56 degree low. Northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Wednesday brings a high of 74 with a mix of sun and clouds, followed by sunny Thursday and mostly sunny Friday. Saturday risks partly sunny with a chance of showers.
Syracuse temperatures show a high and low for Monday with record highs and lows for today and Monday. Winds vary by altitude across regions including Oneida Onondaga Lakes and Lake Ontario with northwest directions and knot speeds. Lake water temperature is 64 degrees and sunshine returns midweek with brisk winds and comfortable conditions.
Weather dangers loom as routine summer thunderstorms can burst into flash floods. Historical reports recall Erie Pennsylvania on August fourth 1915 where seventy five perished, bridges were razed and streets flooded. Nationwide incidents echo the deadly potential of flash floods in hot seasons.
Readers ask about Rhodes scholars Clinton sports and the Mississippi cookie debate. Clinton did not play organized sports. in high school he played the saxophone and was a drum major. The League of Women Voters remains nonpartisan on candidates but supports reproductive choice in abortion policy.
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