Five Golf Tournaments in Herald Journal Roundup
Don Kalode seeks a U.S. Amateur berth as the Herald Journal previews five area golf contests. The complete roundup covers competing players, venues, and likely contenders in the sports section.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1990
Page
2
Don Kalode seeks a U.S. Amateur berth as the Herald Journal previews five area golf contests. The complete roundup covers competing players, venues, and likely contenders in the sports section.
Kevin Costner and fellow stars including Lloyd Bridges Goldie Hawn Harrison Ford Jane Fonda Steve Martin and Danny DeVito are among the entertainment figures contributing to a $1.4 million fund for Proposition 128. The measure would phase out cancer-causing pesticides ban ozone-damaging gases curb redwood logging tighten oil-spill rules and create a new state environmental enforcement agency.
William J. Schroeder, the world's longest-surviving permanent artificial heart recipient, died after living 620 days with the Jarvik 7 pump. His landmark case highlighted advances in artificial heart technology and raised questions about long term survival and quality of life.
The diary amid EARTHWEEK reports Lima’s worst drought this century with water shortages and disease rising, while famine and war hamper relief in Ethiopia. It notes Tokyo water cuts, Alberta mosquitoes, early Bangladesh migrations, and several storms and quakes including Bertha, Typhoon Tasha, and a South Pacific quake in Vanuatu, with global narratives on floods, heat, and a cryptozoology claim in Tajikistan.
The forecast shows lingering clouds tonight with a chance of showers and a low around 60. Tuesday brings more clouds and a 50 percent rain chance, with a Wednesday break to partly sunny skies and highs near 75 to 80. Thursday and Friday bring more sun and highs in the mid 80s as temperatures rise, with lows in the 60s. Rain fell today across several East Coast states and in New Mexico, while showers were reported in New York, Maine, and eastern Tennessee, with thunderstorms in Georgia and Florida.
The forecast calls for variable conditions with chances of showers. Cloudy periods with 50 to 70 percent rain potential, and highs ranging from 70 to 85 degrees. Winds northerly at 10 to 15 mph with cooler overnight lows near 60.
A large mound of hot air over California and Nevada redirects moisture-bearing storms north of the region into western Canada. A weak cold front in Washington and northern Oregon pulls marine air inland, ending the coast's record heat.
A compact weather bulletin reports Syracuse highs around Lewy 77 and a record 94 in 1965, with a 47 low in 1951, plus precipitation and wind details for multiple levels. It lists lake shore conditions for Oneida Onondaga and Lake Ontario, with offshore wind speeds, showers, fog, and the Rochester deep water temperature at 71 degrees.
Boris Klosson 71 a retired foreign service officer who specialized in Soviet and Eastern European affairs died Friday at Suburban Hospital Bethesda Maryland. Mortimer Blumenthal 68 a psychiatrist and child psychoanalyst died Saturday at his New York home. Jacob J Hecht 66 a radio commentator and Lubavitch leader died Sunday in Ellenville. Robert Rodenkirchen 74 a sprinter who refused Hitler’s request to represent Germany in 1936 died Friday in Belleville New Jersey. he set a world record at the 1936 Olympic trial semifinals with 21.2 seconds for the 200 meters. More obituaries B4.
A local quiz asks which factors raise cervical cancer risk from early sexual activity to multiple partners and frequent pregnancies. The Herald Journal advertises guaranteed delivery by 5 p.m. or free, with customer service hours and local numbers listed.
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