24 Dec 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1992
Page
1
A weather information line instructs callers in Syracuse to enter 3232 for current temperature and 7661 for snowfall. It also mentions 7647 for ski conditions and presents a call-in format.
The prompt provides instructions to call NewsLine at 472-2111 for a weather forecast and to enter details when prompted. It outlines how to obtain current conditions and extends guidance on accessing regional forecasts via the service.
Cloudy and windy conditions with possible flurries. High near 30, low around 20. Forecasters note strong winds and cold air, with chances of light snowfall in some areas. forecasts vary by location and may include wind advisories.
A lengthy cold spell continues across Western New York. Snowmaking will continue in the Catskills and Adirondacks around the clock through the weekend. Northern New England expects excellent nighttime and daytime snowmaking due to continued cold conditions.
Hourly air quality readings compiled by Brenda J. Duncan from the National Weather Service at Hancock Airport show good levels across the monitoring period.
Twenty six years ago today a Gulf of Mexico storm tracked toward the Carolinas. Cold air to its north produced heavy snow from northern Virginia to New England. Baltimore recorded 13 inches while Philadelphia exceeded a foot, marking yesterday's national extremes.
Pearl Bid dlecome Baker of Utah aged 85, author of books on Western outlaws like Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, died Saturday. Alvin Balkind of Vancouver aged 74, former chief curator of the Vancouver Art Gallery, died Monday. John R. Kimberly of Easton Mg. aged 89, former chairman and CEO of Kimberly-Clark Corp., died Sunday. Dr Edward Pessen of Miami aged 71, historian of American history and social mobility, died Tuesday. His book Losing Our Souls, on the American experience in the Cold War, is due next year.
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Readers ask about the presidential Cabinet origins Camp David history and Arlington burials. Answers note the Constitution lacks a Cabinet and outline the 1789 establishment of departments, Camp Shangri la, and who is buried at Arlington. Britain’s Somalia role is explained with UN peacekeeping context.
The Daily Number for Wednesday is 514 and WinFour draws 0524. Pick 10 lists include numbers 1 5 9 14 15 16 19 20 23 24 27 28 41 45 48 53 62 69 70 75 with Lotto 1 4 13 23 44 45 and a supplemental 17.
The Herald-Journal clarifies a caption error from Tuesday's issue. Barbers donated free haircuts at the Boys and Girls Club of Syracuse sponsored by the Syracuse Golf Association, which financed the event.
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