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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1987
Page
2
Herald American outlines customer service hours starting Monday through Saturday from 6 am to 8 pm and Sunday from 8 am to 11 30 am with local and long distance contact numbers. Carrier applications are listed with a local number.
Winning numbers for New York Daily Number 5-0-2 and Win Four 4-5-2-5. Lotto 48 produced 6 15 17 21 43 47 with supplementary 11. WIN-10 draw lists 1 6 10 14 16 17 25 26 35 40 51 55 58 60 64 66 67 70 72 76. Also notes newsroom corrections line and contact number 470-0011.
Tuesday through Thursday warm with plenty of sun on Tuesday and Wednesday. Thursday brings partly sunny skies and a chance of thunderstorms. Lows 60 to 65 degrees, daily highs 80 to 85.
A high pressure system brings back sun and warmer temperatures to Syracuse this week, with a high near 80 today and clear nights in the 50s. The extended outlook shows continued sun Tuesday and Wednesday, partly sunny Thursday with a thunderstorm chance, and midweek lows 60 to 65 with highs 80 to 85. Across the nation, showers and thunderstorms sweep from Texas to New England, with strong winds and hail reports in several states.
The calendar forecast shows mostly sunny conditions with highs in the upper 70s to 80s, clear nights in the 50s to 60s, and a warm spell continuing into Monday across Buffalo Jamestown Elmira Rochester Syracuse Oswego Utica Rome and nearby regions with light winds and variable night lows.
Nation map displays today’s forecast with high and low temperatures for saluted diet. Fronts shown by heavy bers and air movements. Broken lines mark showers and circles indicate snow. Iaw commumt gives Friday’s high and the average low. EDT Saturday, Saturday’s and today’s forecasts appear in the right hand cabinets.
In Panama City troops fire tear gas at anti government demonstrators outside a church. Censorship rises as three newspapers go silent for a second day amid a state of emergency. The National Civic Crusade urged civil disobedience with Catholics and business leaders backing street protests and boycotts.
The Reagan administration urged Panama to withdraw the military from politics, respect human rights, restore press freedom, and end constitutional suspensions. Ambassador Arthur Davis met an opposition leader under house arrest as demonstrators rally against Gen Manuel Antonio Noriega, a figure long accused of drug trafficking and arming rebels.
A review outlines the June 14 1787 signing of the US Constitution and the Virginia plan. It proposes a bicameral legislature with proportional representation, a Congress veto power over state laws, an elected two chamber system, an independent judiciary, and a strong central executive with a single term. Ratification via state conventions is urged.
The report notes a high of 74 and a low of 60 for Saturday in Syracuse with a record today’s high of 92 set in 1956 and a record low of 43 from 1970. Normal highs and lows are 77 and 55, with trace precipitation and 1.60 inches recorded Saturday. Yearly total reaches 11.84 inches. yesterday’s record was 1.10 inches in 1951 and today’s 1.00 inches in 1974. Wind data indicate west winds at surface 5-15 mph and higher-level northwest and west gusts up to 28 mph.
A fragmented forecast notes variable winds under 10 knots on the St. Lawrence River, with a chance of showers this evening and fair conditions otherwise. For the lake area, a west to southwest wind shifts Sunday, with scattered showers tonight and possible thunderstorms, fog, hazy skies, and waves mostly 2 feet or less, rising slightly late Sunday.
This notice outlines flood safety advice to move to higher ground immediately when flooding is possible. Do not enter streams or drive through water covered areas. Avoid dry creek beds and bridges in flood zones. If your vehicle stalls in floodwater, abandon it and seek higher ground promptly and cautiously.
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