10 Jan 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1993
Page
1
Analysts foresee a positive Dow Jones reaction following signals from the Clinton administration, as reported by the Herald-Journal. Strong corporate indicators and market optimism are cited as catalysts for a potential market rally.
Local weather briefing provides dial in numbers for current temperature and a range of regional forecasts. Western New York hints at upcoming natural snow tonight while Catskills and Adirondacks promise skiing and snowmaking. Northern New England and Southern New England note continued snowmaking with possible storms.
Page Two highlights several Central New Yorkers among Kodak International Newspaper Snapshot Awards winners. Includes references to A-Majin news, Metro, Obituaries, Opinion, Business editorials, stocks, sports, and area college notes.
A compact classifieds page listing autos motorbikes trucks and a top twenty five basketball scoreboard section, extracting key entries from the DS EG classified directory and indicating sections for vehicle listings and sports score highlights.
Suet can attract and feed woodpeckers nuthatches and chickadees in winter, with Benjamin P Burtt explaining the method. The article guides readers on assembling and using suet to support birds when food is scarce.
The forecast mentions Sunshine then clouds and cold with a high near 22 degrees and a chance of snow. A low around 14 degrees is expected. Another line notes clouds with sun and a higher near 36 degrees and a low near 24.
The heaviest snowstorm on record hit the Southeast coast on January 19 1800. It left 5 inches along the St Marys River in northern Florida, 10 inches in Charleston port, and 18 inches in Savannah Georgia, marking extreme winter conditions for the era.
A brief score note records Nation 81 tallying at Brownsville Texas while Roseau Minnesota posted 41 points. The zosta is a compact item reflecting game scoring with place names and numbers.
A dense OCR fragment lists customer service hours from 6 am to 8 pm Monday through Saturday and 8 am to 7:30 pm Sunday with various local and long distance numbers. It also includes crossword, lottery lines, and newspaper mailing details plus postage and address changes information for Syracuse NY.
The entry lists WinFour Draw 3848, Pick 10 numbers 9 12 13 18 20 28 30 45 47 51 52 53 55 65 87 68 70 72 73 90, Lotto numbers 22 25 29 39 43 46, with supplemental number 14.
Herald American editors invite readers to report factual inaccuracies by calling 470-0011. The notice emphasizes commitment to full fair and accurate news coverage and encourages prompt error reporting.
The text notes Thomas Paine published Common Sense advocating independence in 1776. It also mentions UN General Assembly convening in London in 1946, Ed Brooke becoming the first Black U.S. senator by popular vote in 1967, and Reagan ordering staff not to speak to reporters without spokesperson approval in 1983.
UY KILMER BAW CORBIN LUBBOCK, Texas-For mer state Sen. Kilner Blain Corbin, the father of "North ern Exposure" star Barry Corbin, died Thursday. He was 73. Corbin was in the Texas Senate from 1948 until 1956. FREDERICK DANIELSKI WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-Frederick Danielski, who Spied for the Allies in World War II while running Lisbon nightclubs and later managed Palm Beach's elite Colony Hotel, died Thursday. He was 82. Danielski was known as "Mr. Casablanca" because of the similarities between his real-life role and that of Hum phrey Bogart in the movie "Casablanca. EDWIN MARGOLIS ALBANY-State Court of Claims Judge Edwin Margolis died Thursday of a heart attack. He was 63. Gov. Maria Cuore named Margolis to the Court of Claims in 1987, KANSAS CITY, Mo. Harry A. "Hap" Peebles, a Hidate promo whose act included Elvis Presley and Loretta Lynn, died Friday of kidney problems. He was 80. Local obituaries: 63, B7.
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