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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1990
Page
1
Pearl Bailey, 72, will enter Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia on Monday for a two week stay to replace her left knee amid degenerative arthritis. The renowned entertainer began singing in Philadelphia clubs in the 1930s before Broadway success and a Tony win for Hello, Dolly.
The Daily Number 629, WinFour 3378, Pick 10 selections include 2 11 13 24 29 31 94 42 44 46 47 58 60 62 63 66 70 74 75 76. Cash 40 numbers listed as 5 18 19 20 21 34. The Associated Press reports the results.
Obituaries note Howard Duff famed radio detective Sam Spade and TV star on Flamingo Road died at 76 from a heart attack. Denise Musnik advertising executive in Paris died at 58 after long residence in France. Patricia C Critchtow retired aide at IFPRI died at 64 in Newburyport Massachusetts. Bernard Perricone, youngest of the world’s first surviving male quadruplets, died at 60 in Nederland Texas. Local obituary brief.
A local notice from RN HLS Herald-Journal asks readers to report factual errors by calling 470-2265, signaling a commitment to full and fair journalism and ongoing corrections.
A fair weather system over the western Great Lakes keeps Central New York dry most days this week. High pressure over Minnesota holds a cold front south. tonight is partly cloudy in Syracuse with a low 55 to 60. Wednesday, partly sunny near 80. Thursday and Friday mostly sunny with a chance of a Saturday shower. Daily highs 70s, lows 55 to 60. Gary Gerew reports.
Mostly sunny conditions with a low around 55 to 60 degrees and a high in the 70s. Winds light to calm as the day progresses. A pleasant spell with dry weather across the region.
A drenching rain is likely over the next couple of days from the eastern Plains to the Ohio Valley. A stationary front separates wet humid air over the South from cooler drier air in the northern Plains and Great Lakes states. Seasonable conditions will build into the Northeast behind a cold front.
Local and long distance advertising numbers listed for Herald Journal Syracuse. Includes news, classifieds, legal notices, retail ads, subscriptions, and pricing details with extended contact hours and mailing addresses.
City forecast notes a high around 101 in 1936 record today and 65 low. QMH figures show precipitation totals 24 inches for July month. winds vary from 9 mph surface to 65 mph aloft. Lake winds fair, water near Rochester at 58 degrees, sunshine 10 to 72 hours Wednesday.
Key world and regional events are listed in brief: the 1980 release of Richard Queen due to health during the Iran hostage crisis. 1982 Pope John Paul II names Joseph Bernardin as Chicago archbishop. 1979 Arthur Fiedler dies at 84 in Brookline. 1978 Anatoly Shcharansky trial for espionage. 1973 Bahamas independence. 196? Telstar satellite launch from Cape Canaveral. 1951 Armistice talks begin at Kaesong. 1943 Allied invasion of Sicily. 1920 Battle of Britain onset. 1925 TASS established.
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