08 Jun 1999
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1999
Page
1
Lee Walden, manager of the Syracuse China Factory Outlet Store, showcases Century Clock among three patterns to welcome the new century. The page also notes local efforts to reduce gun sales and a change in trash collectors who rescued two people from a fire.
A cooler start with a chance of a shower and a low around 58 degrees. Tuesday sees sunny warmth with a high near B4 and a low around 64. Friday remains mostly sunny and warm with a high near 86 and a low 65. Saturday turns hazy warm and humid with a high 88 and a low 66.
Central New Yorkers face a short respite as cooler air moves in for today and Wednesday before temperatures rise again later in the week. National Weather Service meteorologist Theodore Champney notes overnight lows near 80 and a June record high of 94 for Syracuse, with the city previously posting its hottest June low of 77 at 5:32 am Monday.
Syracuse city lawyers study New York City Times Square style zoning to ban strip clubs and adult bookstores. Mayor and councilors back aggressive action, while critics warn a complete ban may be unconstitutional and urge targeted, lawful zoning instead.
NATO will spearhead a UN Security Council backed peacekeeping operation in Kosovo. About 50,000 troops are planned, with 7,000 from the United States, to oversee refugee returns and an open-ended mission following agreement with Russian officials and six foreign ministers including Albright.
The report covers Paula Jones's husband filing for divorce amid tabloid interest. It notes unrelated items from entertainment to politics, including a man arrested in Central Park, a plan for a skyscraper, and various local civic notices.
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