Men’s Fall Fashions Show Rugged Back-To-Basics Look
IW pe a rugged rastic back to basics look in gentlemen's wear this autumn. Herald-Journal notes a durable style trend emphasizing sturdy fabrics and practical tailoring for the season.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1990
Page
1
IW pe a rugged rastic back to basics look in gentlemen's wear this autumn. Herald-Journal notes a durable style trend emphasizing sturdy fabrics and practical tailoring for the season.
Mary Blalock in Baton Rouge posts a for sale sign in Japanese on a six bedroom, 8 12 acre property with two lakes, a cabin, barn and kennel asking $600,000. She hopes Asian investors may bite after learning of nearby Country Club interest and enlists an Asian student worker to translate. The sign has not attracted inquiries yet.
National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny weather in Central New York as a high pressure system stays over the Ohio Valley. Tonight will be clear with lows 55 to 60, tomorrow’s high 80 to 85, and a 30 percent chance of a afternoon shower or thunderstorm Wednesday due to humid air from the south. Skies stay partly sunny Thursday through Saturday with daily chances of showers or storms and daily lows 60 to 65. Highs trend from the 80s to the 70s as cooler air moves in.
A high pressure system extends along the Appalachians delivering sunshine and seasonable conditions across the East. After a record chill in parts of the Interior Northeast, Tuesday morning, calmer air brings sunny skies and light clouds by afternoon. Onshore winds in the Carolinas push moisture inland from the Atlantic. Times News Service
City data shows high of 70 at 6 PM and a record high of 94 set in 1949 with a 39 degree record low from 1906. June 11 records include 479 inches in 1992 and today’s 2.35 inches from 1903, with monthly extremes of 0.55 and 15.92 inches. Surface winds are listed at 7 mph with higher altitude wind figures unspecified.
Southerly winds 5 to 10 knots and fair weather on Oneida and GNONDAGA lakes. Lake Ontario sees southerly winds 10 to 20 knots with waves 4 to 3 feet and water around Rochester at 57 degrees. St Lawrence River reports southwest winds 15 to 25 knots with waves 1 to 3 feet.
Guillero Endara, 54, president of Panama, wed Ana Mae Diaz, 23, in a two hour Roman Catholic ceremony at Metropolitan Cathedral attended by US and Latin American diplomats. The couple met at a university rally after the 1989 elections. Endara, widowed last year, previously led Panama after US invasion ousted Noriega. About 250 guests stood in rain to toss rice. the ring bearer was Endara's grandson.
Sir James Carreras, longtime head of Hammer Films known for The Quatermass Experiment and The Curse of Frankenstein, died Saturday at 81. The company also produced One Million Years BC which boosted Raquel Welch’s fame.
On this date 1986 South Africa declared a national state of emergency granting broad security powers and restricting news on unrest. In 1982 about 750000 anti nuclear demonstrators filled Central Park New York. In 1978 David Berkowitz received six sentences of 25 years to life for the Son of Sam killings. In 1971 Tricia Nixon married Edward F. Cox in the White House Rose Garden.
The Herald Journal invites readers to report factual errors by calling 470-2265. It notes a December discontinuation of a toll-free Toronto ticket line for Phantom of the Opera and provides two Ticketmaster numbers for Toronto and Ottawa that can still be used from the United States.
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