Deaths Vincent J. Schaefer Schenectady
Vincent J. Schaefer died Sunday at 87. He was a self taught chemist who invented cloud seeding and created the first artificially induced snow and rain. Other obituaries follow on Page B4.
29 Jul 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1993
Page
1
Vincent J. Schaefer died Sunday at 87. He was a self taught chemist who invented cloud seeding and created the first artificially induced snow and rain. Other obituaries follow on Page B4.
The notice promises home delivery by Spirit and offers free same day replacement if late or missed. Customer Service hours run Monday through Saturday 6am to 10:30pm and Sunday 6:30am to 11:30am. Local and long distance numbers provided for service and ads.
A local weather forecast directs listeners to Newsline at 472-2174 for updates and to enter 3232 when prompted for Syracuse temperature.
Partly sunny with a chance of showers, highs near 78 and lows around 58. Light winds, variable skies, and a mix of sun and clouds expected through the day.
A longstanding local tale says rain falls on the 29th nearly every month in Waynesburg Pennsylvania. The legend traces to 1878 when a farmer told drug store clerk William Allison that the date always brings rain. By 1990 it reportedly rained on this date in 2 of the previous 143 years.
A fragmented text discusses foreign aid figures for Japan and the United States, trade deficits, and a reflection on voting as both a right and a privilege. The material blends political terms with incomplete data and random phrases, lacking a coherent single event or clear source.
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