23 Feb 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1992
Page
1
A Herald Journal report notes a recent study finding men share equal concern with women over personal appearance, challenging stereotypes about vanity and appearance in everyday life.
Local phone and service numbers guide including customer service hours and various departments at Syracuse Herald American. Contains postal and subscription rates, lottery line, weather and stock quotes lines, and brief historical facts including Handel born in Germany and the Alamo siege beginning in 1836.
Oliver Stone, who spurred new interest in President Kennedy's assassination, leads a trend of presenting information separately from traditional sources and media. Stars dominate discussion as viewers seek alternative narratives.
Actress Glenda Jackson, acclaimed for stage and screen roles, announces candidacy for a seat in the House of Commons and vows to retire from acting if she secures victory.
Weather forecast warns of cloudy skies and mixed precipitation through much of the week. Temperatures swing from the 80s and 40s to 20s and 30s with north winds, possible rain sleet or snow, and occasional flurries. Strong storms pounded Texas Louisiana New England Saturday.
Readable fragments describe a Syracuse forecast with high around 35 to 38, normal highs near 33 and low near 17, plus precipitation figures for Saturday and month totals. Regional notes cover Western New York, Catskills, Adirondacks, Southern New England, and Southern New England with clouds, possible rain or snow, and Monday snow possibilities.
The Sunday forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and a chilly night with a low around 27 degrees. No precipitation expected and light winds. The pattern suggests a cool but quiet end to the weekend.
A severe blizzard on this date in 1936 trapped more than 750 motorists in Donner Pass California as settlers faced dangers in mountain passes. Yesterday's national extremes included 84 in Fort Myers Florida and 13 in Houston Maine.
The Herald American invites readers to call 470-0011 to report factual inaccuracies in coverage as reporters and editors pledge full, fair, and accurate reporting.
Donald Walsh 86 Cape Cod Times columnist died after brief illness. Sonia Singleton 37 AIDS activist died after battle with disease. William Quinn 75 La Salle U former VP died of heart failure after biking across the country at 62. Robert M. Andrews 59 AP reporter in Washington died of lung cancer. Page C6 obituary notices.
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