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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1997
Page
1
The item advertises five day forecasts and current conditions for 800 cities via Syracuse OnLine at syracuse com It promotes a Clinton Square weather camera and multiple dial options for Dave Eichorn forecast time and temperature and NOAA forecasts updated every ten minutes.
The forecast notes showers across Oneida Onondaga lakes and Lake Ontario with north to northeast winds of 6 to 14 knots. Finger Lakes expect a stray shower today with similar northerly winds. The question asks how long a small cloud takes to mature into a thunderstorm.
A 1953 reference notes the Supreme Court decision prohibiting District of Columbia restaurants from refusing service to Black patrons. It mentions designer Tom Ford's tall collection and features a photo caption with Tom Hanks and Rita Wilson, plus Debra Messing, Rosanna Arquette, and Lori Petty.
Sponge fronted day features talk of music and fame as Planet Hollywood announces a June 30 opening in Indianapolis. Arnold Schwarzenegger and comedian ex-wife Roseanne are named among the stars backing the chain, with Arnold promising his famous line and a playful jab at misquoting it.
Herald American cites standard process for factual corrections. Readers are asked to report inaccuracies to deputy executive editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 during business hours, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The notice reflects the newsroom commitment to accurate coverage and rectifying mistakes.
The Herald-Journal and Herald American share that recycled newsprint is used in part by Syracuse Newspapers with about 40 percent recycled paper fibers. Onondaga County residents are advised to place newspapers in brown paper bags and leave them near recycling bins at the curb on collection day.
Joseph Carroll, 77, longtime Associated Press city editor in New York, died Friday of heart failure. Carroll covered President Truman on Fifth Avenue morning constitution walks and led Manhattan and Kennedy Airport coverage before retiring in 1984. Edythe Meserand, 88, a pioneer female radio news executive, died Monday in Schenectady after a career starting in 1926 with the Asthetic Casting Co and later Hearst stations.
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Federal court in Albuquerque New Mexico will hear a case over a 600 year old American Indian artifact found in a cave near Los Alamos. The dispute centers on ownership and rightful possession of the historic object. The 17th annual meeting of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies begins in San Francisco and runs through June 15.
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