12 Jul 1992
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1992
Page
1
A fragmented page lists service phone numbers for local and long distance calls including advertising and legal notices, plus sports weather and crossword lines with per minute rates. It includes subscription rates and postal details for Syracuse Newspapers and a historical note about Medal of Honor authorization and a 1972 McGovern nomination. It also mentions a professor stabbed to death based on Rushdie translation.
An item lists daily numbers and multiple draw results including Daily Number 9 6 5, WinFour 1 5 0 0, Pick 10 selections, Lotto and supplemental 32. The source ends with the phrase The Ass ck, details unclear.
Dudley Frasure died at 80 two weeks ago and will be remembered for many feats including the Frasure Adirondack Pack Basket. The Herald American notes his life in the obituary section and shared tributes. The page also lists features on TV star John Raitt and Bonnie in a PBS season opener.
The entry lists sections B5-6 B4 C4 G2 C2 D4 for a business service directory with names Tenninurinn E Auto Fvon EB Mario Rossi Pat Taub Marie Villari and H Real Estate Classifieds Mortgage rates and real estate transactions noted under AAG AAI ABZ with opportunities and notices
Weather outlook shows intense thunderstorms in the Midwest and Ohio Valley this morning, streaking toward Syracuse. Expect showers and thunderstorms Sunday night into Monday, with highs near 80 and south to southeast winds about 10 mph. Extended outlook predicts more showers or storms Tuesday, then sun and adjustments midweek, temps 60 to 80.
The Nation reports lightning sparked 335 forest fires in the northern Rockies on July 12, 1940, with 98 at New Bern North Carolina and 35 at Allens Park Colorado, underscoring widespread wildfire dangers beyond human activity.
Richard Goldthwait 61, OSU polar studies founder, died of a stroke in Wolfeboro New Hampshire. Doris Tate 68, crusader for crime victims, died of a brain tumor in Rancho Palos Verdes California. Deng Yingchao 88, widow of Premier Chou En-lai, died after illness per Xinhua. Warren V. Huber 86, former VA neurology head, died of a heart attack in San Francisco.
A note explains Herald American reporters and editors aim for full fair coverage and invite readers to report factual errors by calling 470-0011. The space will publish corrections to maintain accuracy in the news report.
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