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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1991
Page
1
Saturday results show Daily Number 5 3 4 and WinFour 0 7 8 7. Pick 10 numbers include 1 6 7 17 19 20 27 29 34 96 and 37 47 49 50 60 64 65 67 71 72. Lotto numbers 2 22 25 28 36 38 with supplemental 23.
The forecast calls for clear sunny skies with highs in the mid 70s and cool 50s nights. Through Tuesday a string of 70s and 50s continues with dry air moving from New England to the Middle Atlantic. Thunderstorms dumped rain in the central plains with up to 5 inches and a tornado damaged buildings on two Nebraska farms with no injuries.
The report lists Saturday highs and lows through 1 pm, current and historical records, normal values, and precipitation tallies. Winds are noted at multiple altitudes, with northwest directions dominating. Oneida Onondaga forecasts call for pleasant conditions with sunny spells and low humidity. Lake Ontario details are truncated.
The May 31 1889 Johnstown flood had receded by this date. On June 2 the Potomac at Washington DC reached flood stage unmatched for 47 years as the rainfed fever of other rivers rose. Yesterday’s national extremes show 95 at Memphis and 27 at Truckee.
Wayne Howard, brother of slain officer Wallie Howard, speaks to students about the dangers of drugs, expanding the anti narcotics message from the streets into schools as part of a broader community effort. The piece notes broader coverage including economist John Kenneth Galbraith and other sections like sports and business.
Herald American reporters and editors pledge accuracy and fairness in coverage. Readers can call 470-0011 to report factual inaccuracies or mistakes found in stories.
Temptations singer David Ruffin whose baritone powered My Girl and Ain't Too Proud to Beg died Saturday of an apparent drug overdose. He was 50. Ethel Payne, famed Black journalist, was found dead at 79 in her Washington apartment. Other obituaries: Page B6.
A garbled advertisement notice outlines local and long distance phone hours and various classifications such as legal notices retail ads and sports. It lists postal zones and contact numbers for the publication with scattered, unclear data.
A compilation of historic milestones includes Maine becoming the first state to ban alcohol in 1851. Fort Wayne hosted the first night baseball game in 1883. President Cleveland wed Frances Folsom in 1886, a unique White House ceremony. In 1924 Congress granted U S citizenship to all American Indians. Queen Elizabeth II was crowned in Westminster Abbey in 1953, 16 months after George VI died.
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