03 Jul 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1996
Page
1
An informational weather notice directs readers to the internet for forecasts and Nexrad images and provides a hotline for pollen level reports in Central New York. It lists Syracuse NewsLine contact details and an input code for category 2865.
Brisk cool conditions with showers across Oneida Onondan Lakes and Finger Lakes. Winds northwest to west 10-20 knots, waves 1-3 feet in Lake Ontario and 1-2 feet elsewhere. Forecasts include NewsLine contact codes and yesterday's extreme readings for Death Valley and Bedie California.
The fragment lists events with dates and places including 1600 in Quebec City, 1863 Gettysburg, 1974 Jan Morrison’s death, and 1988 USS Vincennes shooting down an Iranian jetliner with 290 fatalities. It reads like a compact timeline of notable incidents and milestones.
Retired Dow Jones executive Donald L. Miller announces a weekly newspaper aimed at 1.2 million black households earning 50 000 or more with Dow Jones handling print and distribution from Baltimore The item also notes unrelated political and medical details from other sources.
Herald Journal editorial staff invite readers to report factual inaccuracies by calling executive editor Tim Bunn at 479-2240 during weekday business hours. The notice also mentions recycled newsprint usage by Herald Journal and Herald American and urges Syracuse and Onondaga County residents to recycle, placing bags at curbside on recycling days.
A note explains the Stanley Cup’s naming origin and its inscribed winners list. It then addresses a Chicago-sourced claim that Vietnam veterans have higher suicide rates, citing VA data showing similar overall suicide rates but noting higher risk with more severe combat wounds. It includes long-distance swimming anecdotes and lottery result prompts.
David McCampbell 56, Navy ace with 34 aerial victories, died Sunday in Riviera Beach California. In 1944 his squadron endured months of combat including missions with nine kills on a single flight. he held the Navy Cross Silver Star Medal and Distinguished Flying Cross and Roosevelt awarded him the Medal of Honor at war’s end.
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