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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1993
Page
2
George Foreman, nicknamed the clown, required 7 million dollars to meet Tommy Morrison in Las Vegas. Foreman joked about his foe's power and said few would want to fight him. The results will be reported.
Philip E Hoffman 84 a Livingston lawyer and former U N Human Rights Commission member died of cancer in Verona New Jersey He led the American Jewish Committee as national president and was a former U N diplomat W McNeil Lowry 80 a Ford Foundation vice president and arts supporter died of esophageal cancer in Manhattan He served in the Naval Reserve and worked for Office of War Information before editing The Dayton Daily News and leading the Washington bureau of Cox Newspapers Leo Pfeffer 83 a constitutional lawyer on American Jewish Congress staff and Long Island University faculty died at Arden Hill Hospital Goshen of congestive heart failure Survivors include sister Rose Shilepsky also mentioned is Page B4 for other obituaries.
The Herald Journal promises delivery by 5 p m with a no cost re delivery if late or missing. Customer Service lines operate Monday through Saturday 6 a m to 8 p m and Sunday 8 a m to 11 30 a m. Long distance numbers provided for advertising classifieds and other inquiries.
A Geophysical Research Letters report notes a thinning of the Arctic haze from the late 1970s and early 1980s as Soviet Union moves to natural gas and Western Europe tightens sulfur emissions. The haze, once blamed for storing solar heat and boosting Arctic temperatures, largely stems from industrial smokestacks in Europe and the USSR, with broader global weather events listed: floods in Sri Lanka and Kazakhstan, Cuban and Haitian damage from hurricanes, storms in Russia, Chinese crop losses, a Taiwan landslide, and Japan seismic tremors.
Pattern of temors spreads across regions from an undersea volcano that last erupted four years ago. In South Africa a cave-in trapped seventeen miners at the Vaal Reefs mine, 105 miles southwest of Johannesburg, with fifteen rescued. Movements also reported in Sula California New England Wyoming and the Greece Albania border. A tame bull in Egypt during Eid Al Adha attacked would be slaughterers, later subdued and sent to the roof. Mosque warns residents to avoid street slaughter as meat distribution remains customary.
A clipped weather forecast item directs readers to call NewsLine at 472-2714 and follow prompts for the latest regional forecast details. The notice emphasizes using the phone line to obtain timely weather updates and advisories.
An unclear instruction asks for the Syracuse temperature as 3232 and lists forecast categories for other locations. It combines random place names and corrupted tokens without a coherent forecast or event.
Tonight mostly cloudy with a few showers and warm humidity. Tomorrow 0.25 to 0.50 inch rainfall with minimal sun. Wednesday sunny intervals with 5 to 10 hours of sun and a southwesterly breeze improving drying conditions despite rising humidity.
A violent nighttime tornado ripped Barneveld Wisconsin on June 7 1984 leaving nine dead and about 200 injured. Winds were estimated above 260 mph. Seventeen of eighteen business and public buildings were destroyed.
Air quality remains moderate with a pollution index of 33 reported for Friday. The main pollutant is ozone based on readings from two state Department of Environmental Conservation sites over 24 hours, with the daily index set by the highest pollutant.
Readers ask about the fate of 400 Palestinians expelled by Israel. Most remain in a tent camp between Israeli and Lebanese lines, with Lebanon refusing to take them. The U.N. and the U.S. are seen as having failed to help. Separately, a reader asks if major sports leagues are tax exempt. the answer confirms 501 c6 status for leagues that govern teams, with salaries taxable for leaders.
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