04 Dec 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1996
Page
1
Informational weather data mentioning online data sources and contact numbers for forecasts and imagery. Notes a noon Thursday national forecast and interactive weather inquiry channels led by NewsLine, with a teen weather host in Mexico and specific category codes.
The New York Times monitors brand-name items linked to the Simpson case including Bruno Magli shoes, Isotoner gloves, Callaway clubs, McDonald s, The Bentley and Ford Bronco cars, a Rolex watch, and other items noted in the court record. A Detroit observer cites increased consumer awareness from product placements.
A judge dismissed the lawsuit against talk-show host Gerald Rivera, formerly tied to a mafia-related case. Sonny Rivera Gibson claimed humiliation from the show and sought 20 million dollars but the case was rejected Monday.
On the date 1783 George Washington bade farewell to officers at Fraunces Tavern in New York City. In 1991 Terry Anderson was freed after seven years as a hostage in Lebanon.
Moscow logged its warmest November in 117 years with an average of 39 F, well above the 29.5 F normal, and officials reported no snow on the first day of winter, December 1.
Herald Journal urges readers to report factual inaccuracies to deputy executive editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 between 3 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. It notes use of recycled newsprint and asks Syracuse newspapers to recycle. Onondaga County residents should place recycled papers in brown bags by curbside on recycling day.
A concise history outlines Zaire's naming from Congo Free State under Leopold II to Belgian Congo in 1908, then independence as Congo in 1960, and the 1971 renaming to Zaire amid turmoil. It also notes the Belgian cutover and a separate query about voter reporting and a pilot fuel dump explanation by NTSB official Preston Hicks.
Daily lottery results show numbers for WinFour and Pick 10 draws with listed digits. The entry references Take Five numbers and includes instructions about category entries for New York and national results, noting results are undated nightly.
Kermit G Sailer 75 civil rights activist and former Ford lawyer died of cancer in Detroit. In the 1950s he was Detroit NAACP general counsel and in 1964 joined the U S Commission on Civil Rights as housing chief. Belgians opera star Jules Bastin 64 died in Brussels of heart failure. Songwriter Irving Gordon 81 died in Los Angeles after writing Unforgettable and a Who's on First sketch. his work was performed by Nat King Cole and others.
This listing catalogs the advertisers appearing in all editions of today's Herald-Journal. It notes the range of businesses and services without classifying them into standard editorial categories.
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