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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1997
Page
2
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Weather forecasts and Nexrad images are available online via the Syracuse Newsline Weather Data page. Call 472-2111 for Hancock Airport snowfall and other local queries by entering specific codes for Madison Oswego Cayuga Onondaga counties and related services.
The Weather Almanac shows yesterday's extremes with 4 in Fort Myers and 38 in West Yellowstone. National noon forecast notes for Saturday, plus call-in options NewsLine codes for forecasts, travel, severe weather, and time and temperature details.
The City Council approved a measure imposing a $1000 fine for hanging igumary on a clownestine in a front yard while back yard clothes remain allowed. Councilman James Frugol says the aim is to Clean up the town image near Atlantic City. enforcement will begin in 20 days with investigations possible for complaints.
In Augusta Georgia President Clinton promoting the Hope Scholarship fund encountered a Girl Scout, Megan Brooks, asking to buy cookies after a speech at Augusta State University. Lacking cash he borrowed money from an aide and bought a box of Samoas, the shortbread cookie with chocolate and coconut.
Herald-Journal notes corrections including contact for misstatements, a corrected Cayuga/Seneca Community Action Agency phone number to 252-0028, and a local story headline update. The agency seeks AmeriCorps program workers and three inmates are noted to appear in court on contraband charges.
The Herald journals note that recycled newsprint makes up about 40 percent of Syracuse newspapers. Residents may place newspapers in brown bags and set them at the curb with recycling bins on collection day.
The notice guarantees delivery by 5 pm and offers a no cost re delivery if late or missed. Customers can call 470-0050. service hours are 6 am to 8 pm Monday through Saturday and 8:30 to 5:30 am Sunday. Advertising and classified ads are noted.
U S Consumer Product Safety Commission recalls about 5 000 Carter Brothers go karts sold nationwide from 1918 to 1996 for $900 to 52 000 due to exposed rear axles that can entangle hair or clothing. Owners should stop riding and call for a free axle guard.
Mia Farrow recalls no contact with her adopted daughter Soon Yi since 1992 after Woody Allen affair revelation. She details anger toward Allen amid a large blended family and says she will miss Soon Yi for life. Also notes Farrow’s past and family dynamics.
Sabayrac the entrepreneur who introduced the first spiked golf shoe through Field and Flint died in Palm Beach Gardens Florida. He helped shape modern golf footwear and earned a 1994 Ernie Sabayrac Award for Lifetime Contributions to the Golf Industry from the PGA of America.
The obituary page F4 lists dozens of local residents with ages ranging from 31 to 104. Names include Christopher D B Anderson Guy J Bigalow Gordon T Bockus Robert G Broady Emanuel Buda Albert E Clark Samuel A Dean Margaret G Ingersoll Doris E LaRock Mary Alice Lasky Gertrude C Lewis Frances D Macyczko Dominica T McKlosky John A Meyer Margaret Morgan Pearl G Nolan Patrick F O Leary Anthony Pullano Pearl B Schonfielh Francis E Smith Beulah Springer Edward G Stempien Rev Richard L Tillapaugh Eunice C Van Auken Cldire D Van Norstrand Gertrude M Wetherby Leonora A Willer Charles G Woods Mary H Young.
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