29 Dec 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1987
Page
1
Sugar Bowl coverage warns visitors on Prytania Street to secure belongings at night while Syracuse University prepares to lock the Sugar Bowl trophy amid New Orleans risks. The preview offers profiles, statistics, and insights on SU and other New Year bowls across sections D through F.
A scrambled fragment notes fan movement toward the Sugar Bowl. The text mentions teams or places loosely as Syra and beat the feet, but details are unclear and incomplete.
A brief weather update notes tonight in Labove and Nurries with partly sunny skies. Overnight temperatures may dip into the teens with a high in the teens forecast for Wednesday.
A winter storm began around 9:58 p.m. Monday, bringing up to three inches of snow in central New York. Syracuse reported snowfall and blowing snow as the system moved in. Municipal plows and salt trucks were reduced overnight, and minor accidents occurred on roads. An overturned oil truck blocked Interstate 81 near Route 481 early Tuesday.
The United States Catholic Conference administrative board released The Many Faces of AIDS A Gospel Response prompting debate among bishops long wary of birth control. Archbishop John L May of St Louis noted the need for in depth discussion at the June gathering in Collegeville to clarify positions and teaching methods.
In Russellville Arkansas a husband’s wife and five others were missing as crews prepared to search a nearby stock pond. Gene Simmons Sr was among those found Monday along with his son daughter their spouses and a grandchild amid scattered decorations and unopened presents in what authorities described as a spree with multiple fatalities.
County Executive John Mulroy wraps up a 30 year tenure with a farewell on the 14th floor of the Civic Center after a Monday teaching moment to visiting foreign guests. He notes emotional letdown and says the bureaucracy must continue, with a retirement planned for Thursday and a party next month.
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