04 Jun 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1993
Page
1
Fayetteville Manlius High School sent 30 humanities students to Ireland and Northern Ireland for a Humanities Abroad trip. The visit deepened their awareness of the Troubles affecting both parts of Ireland.
Norton Simon of Los Angeles died of pneumonia at 86. He parlayed a modest orange juice plant investment into the Hunt Foods and Industries conglomerate that became Norton Simon Inc. Also noted: Jonathan Eddy, 91, founder of the American Newspaper Guild, died. Robert Hardy Matheson, 73, conservationist and former Biscayne National Park advocate. Ernie Bennett, 88, AP photographer who covered wartime and antiwar protests.
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NewsLine reports local weather for Syracuse with expected conditions across the region. Temperature outlook includes highs near daily averages and chances of precipitation as the week progresses.
The page mixes a forecast noting 3 to 6 hours of sun tomorrow with isolated showers possible, then dry spells and good drying conditions Sunday. It cites a Pollution Index yesterday at 33 with ozone and sulfur dioxide readings, explaining the index scale and health impact thresholds.
Tomorrow's sun and clouds with high and low temperature records reported east of the Rockies. Williston North Dakota posted a frigid 31 degree low, breaking a 1910 record. Macon and Augusta Georgia saw temperatures at or above 100 degrees. Yesterday's national extremes listed 111 at Laredo Texas and 26 at Daggett Pass Nevada.
Readers ask about the federal budget military share at 19.8 percent for 1993 and 18.3 percent requested for 1994. Dr Kevorkian’s early career included baseball dreams, then medical schooling and pathology work. A student in the North ern university faced no expulsion after friction over water buffalos. Tailhook harassment involved seven men saying women pinched or bit them. Brazil remained a republic. the monarchy was not restored after 104 years.
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