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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1998
Page
2
Herald Journal editors invite readers to call Tim Bunn at 470-2240 to report inaccuracies in coverage. The paper notes use of recycled newsprint and asks Onondaga County residents to recycle by placing newspapers in brown bags at curbside recycling bins on collection days.
Section lists delivery guarantee by 5 p.m. and requires calling 470-0050 for late papers, with service hours 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Sunday. It also provides a directory of ads, departments, and bureau phone numbers including Auburn, Chittenango, Oswego, and Pulaski offices and various editorial and newsroom contacts.
Stallone donates to the Child Foundation in honor of his daughter Sophia Rose born with a heart defect. Dr Hillel Laks accepts the check on behalf of the foundation and vows to help other children. Tim Allen says he will return for an eighth Home Improvement season with ABC amid Seinfeld end rumors.
Free agent outdoorsman from Maine founded L L Bean in 1912 after designing a lightweight boot with waterproof rubber bottoms. He sold 100 pair by mail, many returned for stitching failures, then offered a 100 percent satisfaction refund and rebuilt the product. Showroom opened 1917, expanded lines, 24/7 operation by 1951, Bean died 1967 at 94 citing outdoorsy life as key to health.
Historian Ed Kamuda notes a Haitian Frenchman named Joseph Laroche was aboard the Titanic. Laroche, born in 1886, traveled with his French wife and two children who survived. He perished when the ship sank while his wife and daughters reached lifeboats.
A weather information blurb describes five day forecasts and current conditions for many cities, hourly updates, and a Clinton Square weather cam. It lists hotline numbers and codes for Dave Elchorn, time and temperature, NOAA updates, interactive trivia, travel forecasts, and Red Cross winter survival tips.
John Anderson, age 65, Brown University’s sole Ivy League football champion coach, died of a heart attack in Palm Coast Florida. He coached from 1973 guiding eight winning seasons including the 1976 title season with an 8-7 record and 6-1 league mark, finishing 60-39-3 overall before moving to NEIT. Helen Haje, 74, co founder of the National Association of Arab Americans, died of congestive heart failure in Washington. She helped establish the group in 1972 and ran a Washington public relations firm serving Arab American campaign clients since 1980.
A local obituary page lists many residents with ages including Ernest P. Aiamand 81 Clementine P. Barbano 76 Roy M. Bater 90 Beulah Burgett 78 Peter M. Cappello 80 Elsie M. Garmerass 83 Alice May Gavanaugh 77 Leon E. Cornish dune M. DeForest 72 Richard J. Getaney 60 Leo Varn Dumas 70 Wiliam C. Egan 85 Carol Ann Forshee 49 Kenneth Karl Greig 43 Leland G. Knaus 63 Dr. Harry Levy 86 Herbert W. Lusk 100 Edith A. MacDonald 79 Muriel Maher 77 William L. Manton 93 Paul F. Morgan 82 Stuart O'Brien 92 Kathleen G. Parker 84 Betty C. Paul 78 Marjorie G. Reid 93 Joseph Rigdon-Boysuk Herman S. Ripley 77 Anne Sacco 87 Jean G. Scaffido Howard M. Sherwood 88 Kenneth H. Southwell 62 Raymond Taylor 79 Sydney Taylor Genevieve W. Volz 89 Harold A. Whitney 37 Lynn E. Whitney 107 Obituary page 84.
A page ad index catalogs non classified advertisers appearing across all editions of today’s Herald Journal. The listing highlights local businesses and services, indicating their continued presence in readers’ editions and supporting the newspaper’s local commerce coverage.
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