28 Jan 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1992
Page
1
The round ball wrap notes a matchup between Syracuse Orangemen and Providence College tonight. Highlights are expected in the Herald Journal with brief recap of key plays and standout performers.
Dame Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies, renowned Shakespearean actress and 80-year career veteran, died Monday in London at age 101. Also noted: Thomas J. Mackell, former Queens district attorney, died Sunday after a cancer battle. Mike Kalina, Pittsburgh restaurateur and cookbook writer, died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Doyle Northrup, Melbourne physicist who detected the Soviet atomic test, died December 15.
Information on guaranteed delivery by 5 pm if late, with a call to customer service. Lists local and long distance phone numbers for services including advertising, classifieds, legal notices, and various departments. Mentions hours, crossword help, lottery, sports, stocks, weather, and touch-tone instructions.
The National Weather Service predicts partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with low near 20 and high around 40 in Syracuse and vicinity. Thursday and Friday look mild with lows 25 to 30 and highs 35 to 40. A chance of snow Saturday with a low near 20 and high about 30. Morning clouds give way to partial sun today.
The Nation reports a Pollution Index of 40 based on readings for sulfur dioxide ozone suspended particles and nitrogen oxide from two sites over 24 hours. The daily index uses the highest pollutant value and 50 is considered good. Health effects begin at 106.
Tomorrow's sun and clouds discuss building codes that dictate roof load capacity in the wake of the January 28 1922 Knickerbocker Theatre collapse in Washington DC. The disaster killed well over 100 people and prompted safety reforms nationwide. Read text mentions Palm Springs and Fort Kent casualty counts and a touch-tone phone line.
Questions address Jeffrey Dahmer’s insanity defense and potential release, presidential candidates’ positions on reopening the JFK assassination investigation, and U S Cuba relations over Guantanamo Bay. Answers outline Wisconsin insanity rule, possible sentences, and review opportunities. candidate stances vary from comment to explicit positions. historical lease of Guantanamo Bay and 1962 events explain current U S presence despite no full diplomatic ties.
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