1787 Federal Convention Debated Executive Power
Georgia’s William Houstoun sits as the Federal Convention in Philadelphia debates national executive powers including a seven year term and officers to enforce laws. Nathaniel Gorham’s tied vote standard sets a convention precedent as Washington dines with John Penn and Mason praises the gathering.
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John Penn
Pennsylvania
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George Mason
Virginia
America
New York
Robert Yates
Abraham Yates
Patchy Showers Likely With Mild Temperatures Ahead
Partly cloudy and mild today with a 40 percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. Temperatures in the mid 60s, with highs Tuesday near 80. Wet again midweek as a chance of showers continues Wednesday. Lows in the 60s to mid 50s, highs around 80, then scattered showers Thursday and Friday. Lows about 65, highs 70 to 75 Thursday and 65 to 70 Friday.
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Savieve Adirondacks
St. Lawrance Valley
Champlain Valley
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Albany Area
AD Times
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Hudson Valley
Adam
New York City
Nations
Glendale
Yelowstone
Heat Lingers As Rockies Snow Veils North
Heat to linger a few more days with highs in the 80s and chances of showers. Northern Rockies saw light snow on the peaks as Bear Tooth Pass in Yellowstone Park closed. City officials report hot conditions in New York with highs near 94 to 97 and a 90 degree working ban on carriage horses for a third day.
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Pamela Joyce
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Jones Beach
Long Island
Coney Island
Rockaway
Orchard Beaches
Beartooth Pass
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Weather Forecast Fragments From Yesterday and Today
The nation circles indicate stow. The left forms of tables batow give yesterday's high and low for 8 a.m. today. Today's and tomorrow's forecasts are in righthand columns.
Teen pilot who buzzed Kremlin may get to go home
West German diplomats expect to meet the 19 year old Mathias Rust early this week after he landed in Red Square in Moscow. Soviet officials predict he will be sent home soon though no arrest or charges are yet disclosed. Rust spoke of a brief contact with a Soviet air force jet during his unauthorized flight from Helsinki to Stockholm. The fate of the teen remains unsettled as talks continue.
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Rust
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Nee Falin
Lovosti Press Agency
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West Germany
Hamburger Morgenpost
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Hamburg
One day strike hits British Columbia
Vancouver in British Columbia faced reduced government and health services and school shutdowns as a province wide one day general strike began to protest a proposed labor law reform. Pickets targeted Pacific Press causing the cancellation of the Province newspaper and casting doubt on the Vancouver Sun. Labor groups urged Premier Bill Vander Zalm to withdraw the industrial relations bill that they say would roll back union gains.
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British Columbia
Pacific Press
Pacifie Press
Vancouver Sun
Bill Vander Zalm
Inaccurate Notice in Syracuse Herald Journal Address
A damaged looking space in the Syracuse Herald Journal prompts correction notes and reader callouts. It references factual inaccuracies and urges readers to report errors to Herald Journal staff at the Syracuse address and P.O. Box.
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Wilmorite Sues Over Fayetteville Mall Delay Bid
Wilmorite filed a 72 million anti trust suit alleging Eagan and 22 others conspired to block Fayetteville Mall for six years. It claims $100,000 in residents’ legal costs and misuse of courts and agencies. The case faced multiple dismissals and appeals up to the Supreme Court, which rejected the appeal.
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Weather Summary From Near Buffalo To Syracuse
A hazy and humid pattern extends across Western and Central New York with mild tonight temperatures in the 40s to 50s. Tuesday brings sunny skies and 30 to 40 percent chances of thunderstorms, with highs ranging from about 60 to 85 degrees depending on the locale.
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Binghamton Area
Mexico girds for invasion of killer bees
Newhouse News Service reports Mexican beekeepers face African honeybees migrating from Central America. Experts warn the bees will dominate local hives, threaten livelihoods of about 47000 beekeepers, and could cut Mexico’s honey sales by tens of millions annually while impacting U.S. crops reliant on bee pollination.
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Mexico
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Hinojosa
Brazil
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United States
U.S
Syracuse Weather Summary From Continental Stations
Syracuse statistics show high Sunday 83 and low 65 with record highs set in 1954 and record lows in 1845. Normal highs 73 and lows 51. Precipitation for May totals 1.4 inches with 10.24 inches for the year. yesterday’s record precipitation 1.31 inches in 1958. Winds from the west at 8 mph surface, aloft west-northwesterly 16 to 31 mph at various altitudes.
Air quality report odd wording from scanned article
The fragment describes a plain spoken air quality note with garbled OCR. It mentions Tedley Polisnon Stond and a date near two per day, but the readable facts are minimal. No clear location, organization, or outcome is established.
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Boating Forecast For Oneida Onondaga And Lake Ontario
Weather bulletin for boaters lists Oneida and Onondaga regions with southwest winds 5 to 15 knots tonight and a chance of thunderstorms. Lake Ontario forecasts show southwest winds 10 to 15 knots through Tuesday with average waves and occasional higher waves during storms. The St Lawrence River forecast notes southwesterly winds 5 to 15 knots with brief higher winds and waves in thunderstorms.
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St. Lawrence
Tugeday
Thundaisterme
Flood safety rules advise swift action for flood threats
The National Weather Service warns that fleeing to higher ground saves lives and others. Move to areas above flood depths and avoid streams and flooded creeks. Do not drive through water or across bridges weakened by floods. Seek higher ground immediately and stay until danger passes. The note cites author Fred Heyman and a date field.
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