18 Feb 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1992
Page
1
JANHO QUADROS SAO PAULO Brazil Former President Janio Qua dros 75 whose surprise resignation in 1961 helped steer Brazil toward a military dictatorship died of kidney and lung failure and a hemorrhage on Sunday The obituary notes his pivotal 1961 act and its lasting impact on Brazilian history.
The text notes key historical milestones and figures including Martin Luther's leadership in the Protestant Reformation, a June 1735 DOA detection, the 1735 Charleston US premiere of Flora or Hole In the Well, Jefferson Davis sworn in as Confederate president in 1861, the 1885 publication of Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, and Pluto’s 1930 discovery as the ninth planet of our solar system.
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Central New Yorkers face more rain with drizzle tonight under cloudy skies and mid temperatures. Thunderstorms lash the Gulf Coast while snow persists in the Northwest. Golf ball sized hail hit southeastern Louisiana and a tornado touched down in Biloxi. Snow and heavy rain totals are reported across Georgia Kentucky Arkansas Missouri Kansas Minnesota Wyoming. New Orleans saw 3.75 inches in six hours, Panama City 2.3, Apalachicola 2.1 inches.
Syracuse temperatures show a high of 42 and a low around 28 with a mix of rain and mild conditions. Western New York expected cloudy and mild Wednesday followed by cooler, bristly Thursday. Catskills and Adirondacks forecast dampness and flurries later in the week. Northern New England stays mild Wednesday with some rain, turning cooler Thursday.
Tomorrow's sun and clouds contrast with a cold East in 1899 while the West Coast endured heat. San Francisco posted its warmest February reading on February 18, 1899 at 80 degrees, and yesterday's national extremes hit 85 in Orlando, Florida and 13 in Alamosa, Colorado.
A 29 year old reinforced concrete pipe ruptured 35 feet below the surface, 0.75 miles off San Diego shore, releasing untreated sewage into the sea. The line normally carries 2.2 miles out and 220 feet down to the ocean floor. Four beaches closed as health officials assess the spill and disinfection status amid a prior $4 million fine for sewage spills.
Herald Journal corrects an error about an AARP meeting to discuss a potential boycott of Wegmans over lack of an item pricing law. The correct date is February 24. Readers are invited to report inaccuracies by calling 470 0011.
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