On This Date in 1989 and Earlier
East Germany moves toward free elections with a revised constitution after parties agree to cooperation. In 1988 a 6.9 quake devastates northern Armenia killing about 25 000. Gorba chev visits Washington for a Reagan summit in 1987. Justice Potter Stewart dies in 1985 at 70, and poet Robert Graves dies in Majorca at 80. Pearl Harbor attack in 1941 draws the U.S. into World War II.
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Daily Lottery Numbers Reported for Thursday
The Daily Number results list Win Four 6532 and Pick 10 selections with numbers 6 19 20 26 27 28 1 40 46 48 50 52 57 59 5 71 72 74 78 80 as reported by the press.
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Correction Notice Realigns District Boundaries and Births
Herald-Journal staff corrects editing errors in Monday’s issue. West Genesee School District Superintendent Rudolph Rubeis responds to criticism of boundary changes, noting three years of discussion and public board presentation. Addresses of affected homes clarified, including Park Way Forreat Way Sylvan Way and others. Two births misreported: Eric S. Dudley and Michelle Cavallo, November 14. Stephen F. Majawski and Tamara A. Etz, November 19.
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Sylvan Way
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Eric S. Dudley
Michelle Cavallo
Ridgewood Drive
North Syracuse
Herald-Journal Ad Rates and Contact Lines
A brief notice outlines advertising lines and customer service hours for the Herald Journal. It lists local and long distance phone numbers and notes 5 pm guaranteed service. Provided phone lines cover Monday to Saturday mornings and Sunday late morning with various departments for photos and sports.
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Central New York Weekend Weather Outlook
Cloudy cool conditions persist with a late Saturday cool front bringing cooler air to Central New York. Syracuse tonight is partly cloudy with overnight lows in the mid 20s, Saturday highs in the upper 30s, and a chance of rain or snow Monday as clouds linger into early next week.
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Partly Cloudy Weather Outlook With cool high near 40
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with a high near 40 and a low between 25 and 30. Light winds. No precipitation expected.
Weather Outlook for Northeast Thins Winds and Clouds
High pressure over New England brings partial sunshine with lighter winds. Clouds will spread later as jet stream moisture from a strong Gulf of Mexico storm moves northward. Merwe Service and York Tires are noted in the local advisory.
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Moynihan proposes ammo limits to curb rapid-fire guns
U S senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, 6 4 with white hair, called for restricting ammunition for 9 mm guns and cheap calibers after praising Brady bill limits. He said banning bullets could curb gun violence and plans to introduce legislation next month, drawing NRA opposition.
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Death notices for Fernandez and Hoagland in multiple cities
The Rev Francisco Oves Fernandez a 62 year old retired Cuban archbishop died of a heart attack in El Paso Texas. He was among priests expelled from Cuba in the 1960s and later allowed to return to Cuba. Tunku Abdul Rahman Malaysia s first prime minister died at age. Laurence A Hoagland father of Rep Peter Hoagland died in Omaha Nebraska of pneumonia at 77. Other obituaries listed on Page B4.
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Fragmentary OCR Notes Prompt Briefing
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