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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1990
Page
2
Local phone lines show restricted hours from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Sunday. The article lists contact numbers 470-0050 for retail advertising and 470-2088 for news inquiries.
Periods of snow forecast for Friday with low near 20 and high in the mid-20s. Flurries likely Saturday and partly sunny Sunday. Daily lows in the teens and highs around 25.
The National Weather Service warns of a shift to colder conditions as a low pressure system tracks from the eastern Great Lakes. Snow chances rise in Syracuse with lows around 20 to 25 and highs near 35, with continued snow Friday and wintry highs in the mid 20s. Flood warnings persist in Seattle and Puget Sound areas with winds up to 70 mph along the Rockies Front Range, and heavy rain or snow in western areas.
Vienna based International Narcotics Control Board output says the global drug trafficking network threatens political and economic stability of entire countries. It urges a coordinated, forceful international response, noting increased production, wider country involvement, and rising drug-related deaths in Western Europe and the United States. The report cites a 1988 convention milestone and 77 signatories.
Herald Journal notes corrections policy inviting readers to report factual inaccuracies. Readers are urged to call 470 2265 to flag errors. The reminder emphasizes accuracy and accountability in ongoing coverage by reporters and editors.
Premier Li Peng announced that martial law in Beijing was lifted after more than seven months to quell the pro democracy movement. He thanked the PLA for restoring order, saying China is politically and economically stable with production and supplies in good order.
Regional forecast shows mostly cloudy skies with scattered snow chances. Tonight temperatures dip to the mid twenties, with Thursday bringing brisk winds and 60 to 80 percent chances of snow in several areas including Jamestown Rochester and Syracuse. Highs reach 30s to 40s, with northern zones seeing bitter low teens in some cases.
A messy weather table notes snow and cold across multiple regions. Lake George to Champlain Valley show 10 to 25 degree lows with 40 to 70 percent snow chances in the afternoon. Albany and Catskills report flurries and chilly highs, while New York City area sees partly cloudy skies with light snow risk and highs near 40s.
Yesterday’s calendar notes show scattered weather figures and names like New York and Pachester with varied numbers. The segment reads as a rough daily log of high and low values or codes tied to specific locations, though many entries are garbled.
A Syracuse weather bulletin reports high 43 and low 22 for Tuesday with a record high 57 set in 1950 and a record low 6 in 1968. It notes seasonal snowfall reaching 161.2 inches, precipitation figures for January and daily wind forecasts from surface to 25 000 feet, referencing the 1975 storm of the century and dramatic barometric changes in Minnesota.
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