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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1990
Page
1
Staff writer Jacque Thomas profiles former SU football player Jeff Mangram and other athletes who apply their college education to post athletic work. The piece discusses how academics support career paths beyond sports and highlights specific programs and outcomes.
Ed Parker a former Elvis bodyguard and karate pioneer died at 59 from a heart attack. Charles Hill director of the Washington office of the National Consumer Law Center died at 49 from cancer. Herman Roser former U S Energy Department official died at 69. Alexandra Gardiner Creel died at 80 and with her brother once owned Americas largest privately held island Gardiners Island.
A weather disturbance moves from the Great Lakes into Quebec bringing rain that ends late tonight. Temperatures fall to around 40 with a mix of sun and clouds Wednesday as a weak high builds in. Highs near 40s through Friday with chances of showers and mid 40s by weekend. Snow and rain spread east from the Pacific Northwest, while Alaska’s wind chill dips as low as 50 below zero in Kotzebue and Kobuk Valley.
Partly cloudy with sunshine and a high near 40 to 45 degrees. A chance of showers keeps the high near 45 and the low around 30. The forecast notes mild conditions with partly cloudy skies and mentions Gary Gerow of 3 Service reporting the details.
A fragmentary weather column lists temperatures, precipitation, and wind. It mentions record highs and lows for today and December, plus monthly totals, with winds from multiple levels and locations. Data appears incomplete but references historical figures and sites.
Rain will concentrate near a warm front from Lake Huron to the New England Coast. Heavy rain and snowmelt may flood small streams near the Adirondacks andGreen mountains. Near the St Lawrence River cold air pockets bring freezing rain and sleet. South winds push warm humid air along the coast.
The article notes Al Pacino once faced a concealed weapon charge in Woonsocket Rhode Island in January 1961. He and two others were arraigned and bound over to a grand jury after a loaded .38 revolver was found in their vehicle. Bail was set at $2,000 and they were sent to the Adult Correctional Institutions. Details on the final outcome remain unclear.
A 1985 UN Security Council resolution condemns all acts of hostage taking and abduction. In 1980 former Soviet Premier Kosygin dies at 76, with death not officially announced for two days. In 1979 the Vatican censures Hans Kung for heresy and bars him from teaching. In 1972 the United States launches its heaviest bombing of North Vietnam to date, ending 12 days later.
Herald-Journal notes a Stars magazine error in Out About calendar. Lorenzo State Historic Site on Route 13 hosts Christmas at Lorenzo from 7 to 9 p.m. today and Wednesday with decorated rooms music wassail and candle lamp light call 655-3200 for details
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