12 Dec 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1996
Page
1
The notice directs readers to Syracuse.com for online weather data including forecasts and Nexrad images. It lists a NewsLine phone number 472 2111 and category 2456 for polen level reports and mentions an interactive weather question segment with Brian Samson, requiring category 091.
A weather information blurb explains how to hear forecasts for listed cities via NewsLine by dialing 472 2117 and entering the city code. It also instructs to press 9090 for Dave Eichorn forecasts, 2445 for the Upstate travel report, 2600 for severe weather updates every 10 minutes, and 3232 for time and temperature.
Lam Yui Tin, 39, admitted to murdering a friend's cat to make soup to stay strong in winter. He was fined $259, a penalty critics say is too lenient and unlikely to deter similar acts. Neighbor saw him burning fur from the animal, revealing the crime.
A Washington Post inquiry asks if Socks the White House cat has a body double amid growing attention. Neel Lattimore says no stunt cat, noting Sacks only appears when he feels like it and cannot be scheduled.
A garbled recap shows Ann Coosk’s face tied to Gerber baby products for decades while executives and correspondents trade mentions. Notable bits reference John Hill’s acting roles, Sinatra’s $1 honor, and a planned evangelical march led by Nose Keepers founder Bill McCartney in Washington.
On this date in 1925 the Motel Inn became the first motel brand by opening in San Luis Obispo California marking a milestone in travel lodging. In separate aviation tragedy 1585 and 256 service members perished in a plane crash in Newfoundland.
An unberitted royal sol dier waits for the elevator before a December 5 performance of Tchaikovsky Nutcracker at Seattle City Center Opera House.
Herald Journal notes two errors in Wednesday’s Social Notebook. Dr David Duggan attended the SUNY Health Science Center fundraiser and Roz Schwartz chairs the Everson Museum Festival of Trees.
The Herald-Journal and Herald American urge recycling with about 40 percent recycled newsprint. Onondaga County residents may place newspapers in brown paper bags and leave them at curbside recycling bins on collection day.
The notice offers a delivery guarantee by the evening and promises a free paper if late or missed. Customer Service is staffed daily with hours Monday through Saturday from 6am to 5pm and Sundays 8:30am to 11:30am.
The piece argues composting kitchen waste under non meat and dairy items, avoids sewer and septic issues, and notes bones go to trash for landfill savings. It also quotes IRS guidance: keep receipts seven years for property considerations, while tax returns have a three year statute of limitations from due date or filing, whichever is later.
The Wednesday drawing results show Daily Number 572 WinFour 0185 Pick 10 entries include 7 14 16 77 19 22 34 35 37 38 45 46 51 54 55 58 62 63 64 72 and Lotto 1 6 28 30 34 48 with supplemental 8 as reported by The Associated Press.
Georgetown professor Dules Davids 75 taught for 40 years and contributed to Kennedy profiles before emeritus retirement in 1986. Herbert Parmer credited him for Kennedy biography work while Joan Kennedy’s family circle mourns. Robert Holloway 62 BT A Wardrobe Master died in New York from a heart attack after a career at Jones Beach and Radio City. Louis Jaffe 90 Harvard Law scholar died in Norwood Mass noted for prolific writings in administrative and tort law and court review of agencies.
Listing of non classified advertisers appearing in an edits of today’s Herald Journal. Advertisers include local shops and services with varying offerings and contact details. This brief notice notes the presence of multiple ads in the issue.
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