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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1992
Page
2
More than 425 high school students attended one of eight state Summer Schools of the Art. They trained under internationally acclaimed artists in drama dancing visual arts and music to hone their creative skills.
Laura Adeline Peart Bechtel 89 helped her husband grow the Bechtel Group into a world leading construction firm. She died Sunday in Oakland after a long life as a key family partner in the enterprise. Tommy Nutter, 49, creator of the Mad Look who dressed the Beatles, died of AIDS Monday. Stanley Woodward, 93, former U S ambassador to Canada and Democratic official, died Monday after a stroke complications.
A weekend trend shows warmer, summer like conditions after a cool spell. Tonight brings variable clouds with a 30 percent shower chance and a low near 52. Northwest winds 5 to 15 mph. Near record lows were set Tuesday across 29 Texas Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi Kentucky and Alabama.
Weather bulletin summarizes winds at multiple altitudes for Syracuse and nearby lakes, noting sunny periods with stray showers, strong west to northwest winds, and low visibility in places. It lists surface to high altitude wind speeds, lake wind advisories, and water temperatures with clear to horizon visibility expectations.
Remnants of Hurricane Diane dumped over 1055 inches of rain on Mt Pocono Pennsylvania on August 19 1955. The floods left tens of thousands homeless and killed 31 children at an overnight camp just before summer camp season ended. Reported rainfall reached 123 inches at Death Valley California and 33 inches at Pinedale Wyoming.
Q and A column answers reader questions on the Iran Contra independent counsel Lawrence Walsh. It notes the probe began in December 1986, cost about 31.4 million dollars, with 10 convictions and three cases pending. It also explains that a nationwide tax donation box would not offset deficits and details the adoption of four U.S. time zones in 1883 by railroads.
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