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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1992
Page
2
Religion columnist Vincent FLA. Golphin weighs the question if salvation requires rebirth in a reflective column for the Herald-Journal. He surveys biblical language, church doctrine, and personal belief to explore inclusivity, faith, and grace for readers.
Robert L. Hardwick, 61, a longtime Seattle area radio personality, died in Wenatchee from a self-inflicted gunshot wound per a sheriff's detective. Rev. Patrick Peyton, 83, founder of the Family Theater radio show, died in Los Angeles. Arnold Sawislak, 64, longtime political and government reporter for United Press International, died Thursday. Other obituaries: Page B4.
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Forecasters warn of a wet weekend with drizzle fog and possible thunderstorms. Weekend highs reach the 70s, with Saturday 73 and Sunday 75, while Monday turns mostly sunny. Early today clouds and fog blanket much of the nation with rain in the Northeast and severe weather in North Carolina including a tornado near Shelby.
Cloudy with morning rain or drizzle. High 73, low 62. Record highs and lows noted for the day and month. Precipitation totals include 0.24 inches for Thursday. record 0.81 inches in 1909. Winds SW to WSW up to 16 mph. Sunday forecast shows a chance of rain.
The forecast shows a cool weekend with southwest winds near Lake Ontario and variable gusts. Ontario waves rise, temperatures hover around mid forties to low fifties, while the St. Lawrence area expects a cool, unsettled spell with possible thunderstorms and east to southeast winds.
Strong evidence links the 1815 Tambora eruption in Indonesia to New England crop failures the following year. Frosts out of season devastated harvests, while meteorological data note temperature anomalies in Death Valley and Wisdom Montana.
A Q and A sample addresses asteroid defense funding and a Los Alamos program. It notes Skinner reimbursed 43275 for personal travel and the CBS segment aired shortly after. Other items explain Gorbachev needs an interpreter, Mandela crossing the Rubicon, and 1783 birth of Adam Smith plus 1883 balloon flight demos in France.
Herald-Journal invites corrections for factual inaccuracies in its coverage. Readers should call 470-0017 to report errors and help maintain accuracy in the news reporting.
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