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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1990
Page
1
Hikers statewide look forward to the North Country Trail opening Friday, with access across eight areas. The Herald Journal notes eager walkers anticipate new routes, scenic sections, andtrail experiences for outdoor lovers.
Allovise Davis widow of Sammy Davis Jr rejects tabloids claiming she and her 14 year old son Manny face eviction or poverty. Her attorney says rumors are untrue and notes the estate including a mansion and heirlooms is valued at 6 to 8 million dollars. Davis died of throat cancer on May 16.
A high pressure system builds over Central New York bringing mostly sunny skies for several days. Tonight’s low 50s to 55. Friday’s high in the lower 80s with sunny conditions. Saturday and Sunday may include brief showers but mostly sunny periods with lows 60 to 65 and highs near 85. Labor Day improves with fair skies. low around 60, high 75 to 80. Gary Gerew reports.
Under clear skies tonight temperatures drop into the 40s in northern valleys. The jet stream shifts to central Canada by weekend, allowing dry pleasant conditions to persist in much of the Northeast through Saturday.
The Syracuse report lists temperatures with a high of 76 and low of 59 on Wednesday, notes a 1953 record high of 96 and 1965 record low of 40, and records for precipitation including today’s 0 for Wednesday. Wind data show light surface winds and forecasted NW to WNW speeds at various altitudes up to 37 mph.
The forecast calls for variable winds under 6 knots for Oneida and Onondaga lakes with fair weather tonight. Lake Ontario expects variable winds under 10 knots shifting to southwest with waves under 2 feet tonight. St Lawrence region shows light variable winds tonight.
The Rev. F. Sanford Cutler, 68, Episcopal priest active in peace and women’s rights, died of a heart attack at St. Luke’s-Roosevelt Hospital Center in New York. John J. O’Hara, 71, ex IRS intelligence agent and Justice Department Strike Force member, died at Community Medical Center in Berkeley Township. John J. Snodgrass, 70, founding director of radiology at North Shore University Hospital, died at his Manhasset home after a stroke. Other obituaries noted on page B4.
A damaged OCR fragment yields partial details of a local notice. Readable elements include identifiers like D114 and dates such as 16-7, with references to entities and positions that suggest an official public or legal notice. The sparse text limits full reconstruction of the event or action.
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