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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 2001
Page
2
Fragmentary text notes a skywatching item mentioning the moon and planets with a date of 2/21. It references sunrise and set times and northern east central New York observations. No clear names, organizations, or events are readable.
System spreads rain and snow across the Northeast as cold fronts usher arctic chill. Strong winds and snow showers hit Rockies and Great Basin while the East, Great Lakes and Mississippi Valley face freezing temperatures and single digits in the north with 60s to 80s elsewhere.
Weather data notes Central New York reporting sunshine and precipitation. Record shows ran O27in precipitation none, trace amounts, and general sunshine levels. Numbers indicate daily measurements with slight variability across stations.
A fragmented page shows city names such as Anchorage Atlanta Baltimore Boston Charlotte Cincinnati Dallas Denver with varied alphanumeric codes and figures. The OCR reads like a coded index of locations and numbers, lacking clear narrative or dates.
Jave Eichora provides an outlook for maritime forecasts with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, noting zero reported forecasts for the current period and outlining expected conditions across coastal waters.
Iraqi media on Monday warned Kunwar and Saudi Arabia over alleged help to the U.S. and aggression. About 11,000 Iraqis marched in Baghdad with flags and banners proclaiming defiance, as Baath Party papers questioned retaliation rights and accused allies of facilitating the attacks. The uproar risks eclipsing upcoming U.N. talks.
Moscow reports President presses NATO Secretary General to consider a joint European missile defense scheme. He says NATO eastward expansion alarms Russia and notes Lithuania Latvia and Estonia seek Western alliance, but NATO has no firm commitment. NATO jets could reach western Russia within minutes.
Belgrade officials said Yugoslavia needs time to craft cooperation laws to extradite former president Slobodan Milosevic for trial. They insist current laws bar extraditing local citizens to foreign courts and a new statute is required. Even Milosevic supporters have cooled on the plan.
Jerusalem reports efforts to form a broad unity government stall as Labor balks at entering if far right partners join. Prime minister designate Ariel Sharon negotiates with Labor after a landslide win by Sharon over Barak on February 6, aiming to form a coalition before assuming office.
The Herald Journal outlines correction procedures and contact avenues for miscoverage. It lists Tim Bunn as deputy executive editor with a phone line for corrections, operating hours and a customer service line for late deliveries, plus publication and mailing details. The text includes garbled branding and old postal and pricing references from Syracuse New York.
A 24 year old Bronx man Reshaan Lamb was arrested Monday after allegedly throwing or pushing his year old companion from a second floor apartment balcony in Hattera police said. Police declined to identify the woman pending relatives notification.
A special election was held today in Broome after county legislators race results produced a two candidate split of 1390 votes each on Election Day. Incumbent Democrat Donna Lupardo and Republican challenger David Lindsey both supported the revote in the Bruce County Legislature race covering Binghamton and nearby towns.
In New York, an 85 year old woman, Angelina Matredini, who had Alzheimer’s, died days after searching for her deaf 87 year old husband Giovanni Mafreddi. Police say he left home four days earlier and was found at a bus stop near a shopping center and taken to hospital. Authorities suspect natural causes. cold and wind plagued the city.
Space officials canceled the first chance to land Atlantis at Kennedy because cloud coverage could obscure the approach. Forecasters hoped clouds would clear for a second try later, with possible landings at Edwards Air Force Base or White Sands after the shuttle’s recent station mission.
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