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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1990
Page
1
Two youngsters at Enders Road Elementary School in Manlius share touching thoughts on how a move or job transfer disrupts friendships. The piece, from Hometown Voices, captures their feelings and bond.
Margaret Villanova, 50, of No 4 Road West Pompey, wins our first holiday fiction contest for readers. Stars Magazine editors thank 63 entrants for submitting stories.
A compact section listing Hometown Voices by Marie Villar Pat Taub and Arlene LaRue with Real Estate Rentals and Business Opportunities. Includes lifestyle notes from Ann Landers and a Brides feature, plus Horoscope and TV listings in Parade Magazine and a Dave Barry note.
Buffalo quarterback Frank Reich is again called upon to replace the injured Jim Kelly in today’s game at Rich Stadium against the Miami Dolphins. Full report to come Monday in the Herald Journal.
National Weather Service meteorologist Ken Wallingford warns of a severe temperature plunge and potential heavy snow as a pattern shifts from near 62 degrees to single digits this week. He notes lake-effect moisture could produce substantial late day or nighttime snowfall, with highs in the upper teens to around 20s and subzero lows across multiple western and northern states.
The forecast calls for windy and colder conditions with showers and highs around 55 and lows near 30. A wintery mix continues with rain changing to snow, then colder with a chance of snow and highs in the mid teens to 20s, with lows around 10 to 46.
An Arctic front crosses the Appalachians late Sunday bringing rain and drizzle in the Middle Atlantic and Northeast. It will shift to freezing drizzle or light snow, with unseasonable warmth spreading across New England and the Middle Atlantic seaboard afterward.
The Herald American admits an error from December 16 naming a former National Tractor Trailer School bookkeeper. The individual was convicted not of the stated crime but of criminal possession of six forged instruments.
The Associated Press reports Lynette Fromme, serving life for the 1975 Ford attempt, escaped Alderson Federal Prison for Women in West Virginia and was recaptured two days later. Earlier in 1967, President Johnson concluded a landmark Vatican meeting with Pope Paul VI during a return from Southeast Asia visit.
Janet Chusmir of the Miami Herald, a pioneering editor who guided the paper to two Pulitzers, died Saturday at 60 from a brain aneurysm in Miami. John H. E. Fried of Manhattan, an international law educator and Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy member, died Tuesday at 85. John J. Cardwell, former Sara Lea Corp. president and private equity partner, died Friday in Chicago at 59. James H. Day, Vassar College classics professor for 22 years, died Tuesday at 63 in Poughkeepsie after a heart attack.
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