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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1993
Page
2
Area youths outline practical steps to keep their minds active during vacation. They emphasize reading, puzzles, and structured routines to prevent summer boredom and maintain focus for upcoming school year.
Arthur F Gay, 56, the longest surviving heart transplant recipient, died of cancer. He received a deviated heart on January 11, 1973, at the Medical College of Virginia Hospitals in Richmond. Dr. Albert Guerraty said the heart would have lasted several more years. Fred Huerlin, 104, a World War I veteran from Longview, Wash, died Memorial Day after hearing taps on television. Donn B. Tatum, 80, former Disney Co. president, died of cancer in Pacific Palisades after helping create Walt Disney World.
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Local weather forecast guidance instructs residents to call NewsLine at 472-2111 and follow prompts to hear the latest conditions for today and the week ahead.
Forecasts elsewhere fall into categories such as daily high and low ranges, precipitation outlook, wind conditions, and seasonal trends.
Readers ask about Clinton helicopter incident Kansas Arkansas pronunciations trillionaires and FBI Hoover name change. Dee Dee Myers confirms Clinton rode in the White House helicopter that crashed aided four Marines. World Book notes Kansas from the Kansa Indians and Arkansas from a Sioux term. O&A reports a fledgling House move to remove Hoover’s name from the FBI building.
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