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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1998
Page
2
In 1813 the Navy faced a dire moment as Captain James Lawrence, commander of the USS Chesapeake, commanded his men to fight until death and famously cried I am dying but I am a sailor first and urged the ship to never surrender during a heated engagement with British forces.
On line weather data lists five day forecasts and current conditions for 800 cities with hourly updates. Boating forecast cites Oneida Onondaga Lakes and Lake Ontario with south-southwest winds 11 to 24 knots and waves 1 to 2 feet tomorrow.
Baltimore native Bi Jnda Pinkett Smith sues Citation Builders Inc and president J Gregory Brown in federal court alleging fraud negligence and breach of contract over a Renovation of her 19th century farmhouse in Reis terstown Maryland. She seeks 200000 plus interest and litigation costs.
Syracuse Herald Journal editors request readers report errors by calling Tim Bunp at 470-2240. The paper outlines recycling guidance for Onondaga County and delivery guarantees with contact numbers for customer service and classified ads.
The article explains that programs assume two digit years, so 00 means 1900. It notes that programmers wrote dates like 60 to 99 as 1960s to 1990s, not 1860s or 1760s. The piece cites common practical aims like licenses and bills, and mentions lottery results and internet references for further date lookups.
Harold L. Red Stewart, 98, spent 32 years at NIH reaching pathology chief of the National Cancer Institute before retiring in 1969. He helped found the Registry of Experimental Cancers and remained an NIH research scientist emeritus until 1996. He published 250 technical articles and led international colleagues in a 70 year career. Marion Johnson, 80, former head of The Atlanta Journal Constitution photo department, died of kidney failure. A native of Geneva, Georgia, he moved to Atlanta in the 1930s and led UPI photos before joining The Atlanta Constitution after World War II. Dr A McGehee Harvey, 86, helped establish Johns Hopkins Medicine's first research based school of medicine and trained many medical leaders, died May 8.
A list of obituaries today includes Raymond F Bacon aged 79 Loretta Balduzzi 1 Martha S Banks 84 Linda M Burke 57 Alice M Cave 84 Marvin W Crouse Sr 81 Charles W Guilds 67 Daren H Hargett 22 Ruth L Hillenbrand 85 Jayla Johnson 3 Helena B Lawler Kane P Lyons 80 Minnia McDermott 88 Andrew S Mrozienski 65 Philip H Nelson 77 Pauline C Parsons 73 Henrietta G Pindle 84 Diane P Rizzo 53 Bernice T Ronan 65 Clarence E Schram 82 Helen L Woninski 76 Lina M Weber 52 Mildred P Woodward 56 Bette J Wormuth 59.
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