24 Feb 1991
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1991
Page
1
Saturday Daily Number selections included 5 4 7 with WinFour draws of 7 3 6 6. Pick 10 numbers listed 6 9 11 22 24 30 32 34 37 49 51 52 54 66 70 72 74 77 79 80. Lotte numbers were 2 9 14 17 49 52 with supplemental 45.
A National Weather Service forecaster calls today a temperate day with cloudy skies and scattered snow showers, high near 35, with a low in the mid 20s. More of the same is expected Monday with a 30 percent chance of measurable snow, as cold air and northerly winds continue across the Northeast and upper Midwest. Esther Gross with News Service reports.
Syracuse records show a high through 1 pm Saturday and a record low for today. Precipitation totals through 1 pm Saturday mark a monthly record and a low for today. Snowfall through 7 pm Saturday and a monthly high are noted with regional outlooks for Western New York and nearby areas.
Bernard Blunt, a Jamesville-DeWitt product, rose from near-miss to standout in high school hoops. The profile highlights his potential trajectory and the local spotlight on his development amid school and city sports coverage.
Early sun gives way to clouds with light snow late. High near 35. Then cloudy with a period of snow and flurries, low 22. Cloudy and cold with additional flurries, high 31 low 14. Partly sunny and cold, high 31 low 18.
A compact history highlights Pope Gregory XIII's Gregorian reform, the Marbury v Madison decision establishing judicial review, Mexico's independence via the Plan of Iguala, Johnson's impeachment attempt and Senate acquittal, and the 1903 US naval base agreement at Guantanamo Bay.
Advertising and notices section with contact numbers and a policy note. Herald American staff pledge to correct factual inaccuracies and provide full fair reporting. mis takes can be reported to 470-0011.
Eugene Fodor of Litchfield Connecticut, creator of Fodor s Travel Guides selling about 200 million copies yearly, died of a brain tumor at age 85. Born in Hungary, his comprehensive guides featured detailed Europe descriptions and places of interest.
On this date in 1852 ice on the lower Susquehanna River began to break up in Maryland. Over the previous forty days an ice bridge had carried 1,378 loaded freight cars across the river, enabling important crossing and transport operations for the era.
The report lists scoreline results with 88 to 14 showing a Florida game against Lauderdale and a Minnesota matchup at International Falls. Strong named teams and locations appear but details are fragmented and unclear.
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