TONIGHT'S SNOW ACCUMULATION EXPECTED AT 1.102 INCHES
The TONIGHT forecast calls for brisk conditions with snow accumulation around 1.1 inches. Temperatures will stay cold as the system moves through, affecting travel and visibility tonight.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1996
Page
1
The TONIGHT forecast calls for brisk conditions with snow accumulation around 1.1 inches. Temperatures will stay cold as the system moves through, affecting travel and visibility tonight.
In Lima a dozen ambassadors and hundreds of VIPs remained calm and reportedly healthy during a second night of captivity at the Japanese ambassador's residence. Red Cross doctor Marc Cortal said the group was tranquil as 23 rebels held about 400 hostages in separate rooms with guns and grenades. Negotiations with President Fujimori’s government continued with messages exchanged via Canadian Ambassador Anthony Vincent.
Syracuse City School District Superintendent DiFiorio prepares to retire after 37 years. He reflects on 23,000 students, graduation pressures, and his legacy of putting children first as Thomas Cappa succeeds him amid district changes and ongoing standards shifts.
Italian actor Marcello Mastroianni died at his Paris home at age 72 after a battle with pancreatic cancer. The star, known for roles in more than 120 films including La Dolce Vita and Divorce Italian Style, helped define the harried Latin lover image in the early 1960s.
Mary Pitts told FBI she suspected her husband Earl Pitts, an FBI agent at Quantico, was a double agent. Wiretaps captured her torment as she faced a possible end to their marriage over whether his loyalty was real.
The story notes holiday vandals damaged religious displays in Lights on the Lake. It mentions a Monroe Auburn area businessman planning a shore project on Oneida Lake in Madison County and covers campaign spending by Rep. Walsh in the closing weeks, plus a Calcutta nun recovering from a heart attack and other regional holiday activities and sports notes including Marvin Harrison being named player of the week.
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