28 Feb 1991
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1991
Page
1
Entertainment writer Brian Rourke updates on the Doors, noting their enduring appeal as rock fans keep flocking twenty years after lead singer Jim Morrison's death.
Obituaries report the deaths of Rev. Howard Spragg in New Hampshire at 73, former Homeland Ministries executive. Walter G. Huber in Blair Nebraska at 82 after quintuple bypass surgery. Frank R. Gilchrist in End, Oregon at 66 who built a timber empire. and Rabbi Nathan A. Perilman of Temple Emanu-El in New York who led the congregation for 41 years.
Herald Journal editors invite readers to report factual inaccuracies and provide a phone line 470-0011 for corrections. The note emphasizes commitment to full fair and accurate coverage and accountability in reporting.
The Herald Journal promises timely delivery by 5 p.m and offers a free guarantee if late. Customer service operates Monday through Saturday 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Local and long distance phone numbers are listed.
The National Weather Service reports a 30 percent chance of snow tonight, then a warm Friday with sunny skies and a high near 55. Through Monday expect cloudiness and daily rain chances, with highs in the upper 40s. Across the state mild weekend temperatures bring more rain, while the Northeast and Midwest see wintry weather and California reports rain or mountain snow.
Fragmented forecast notes wind sun showers possible Friday and Saturday across Western New York with party cloudy to mostly cloudy terms. Weather terms are garbled with several proper nouns and dates partially readable.
A massive 1900 snowstorm lashed the nation from Kansas to New York. Astoria Newfoundland reported a 24 hour snowfall record of 36 inches before the system drove eastward and unloaded 43 inches on Rochester New York, shaping historic winter damage and disruption.
Two racehorse statistics show 62 at Gin Bend Arizona and 19 at Fort Kent Maine. The note records two numeric figures tied to locations in a concise sporting brief.
Sunshine returns with windy conditions across the region. Temperatures reach a high of 56 degrees and dip to 44 degrees at night. Winds remain brisk, bringing cool air and clear skies for the day.
This listing shows non classified advertisers appearing in all editions of today's Herald Journal. Includes Addis and Dey's Bob's True Value Chinatown Civic Morning Musiars Cohens Fashion Optical Desantis TV and Appliances.
Geraldo Rivera announces he purchased 75 percent of The Two River Times in Red Bank for 400000 dollars. He will serve as managing editor and columnist, saying he wants to regain his journalistic perspective and miss the field after national TV work.
The Daily Number 853 and WinFour 3104 are listed with a long set of Pick 10 numbers including 6 11 19 20 31 33 36 41 45 48 52 58 61 62 71 73 74 77 79 80. Lolo numbers 2 14 21 46 49 plus supplemental 30. Reported by The Associated Press.
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