15 Jun 1987
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1987
Page
1
On June 15 1787 the Constitutional Convention reviewed William Paterson's nine resolutions. Proposals included revising the Articles to meet federal needs creating a federal executive and judiciary expanding Congress powers to tax and regulate imports and posts, and ensuring federal laws outrank state rulings.
Syracuse forecast calls for a low near 55 tonight and sunny skies Tuesday with highs around 80 to 85. Extended outlook shows unsettled midweek with risk of showers Friday and highs near the upper 80s to mid 90s.
National Weather Service at Hancock Airport says sunny skies through Friday with 80s and 90s, less humidity than Sunday due to breezes, and a dry night with mid 50s to 60s. Tuesday remains sunny with 80s, while Friday may bring thunderstorms as heat becomes unstable. nationwide heat records busted with 36 records.
Beirut Lebanon reports say eight Americans kidnapped in Lebanon may be moved to Iran for trial. Iranian embassy denies any hostage in Tehran and says Iran has nothing to do with the hostages. Ash Shiraa magazine links Montazeri faction to demands. US officials say no substantiation. Hostages include Anderson Sutherland Cicippio Reed Tracy Polhill Steen Turner. Waite disappearance tied to arms deal rumors denied by Church of England.
Herald Journal outlines its corrections policy urging readers to report factual inaccuracies by calling 470 0011. The notice emphasizes full fair accurate reporting and invites contact for errors.
18 American veterans gathered southwest of Paris for the 70th anniversary of U.S. entry into World War I. Col. Herbert Houston, wounded on the Western Front, recalled trench warfare as medals, a wreath laying at the Arc de Triomphe and the exhibit opening capped a three hour ceremony with flyovers and patriotic songs. Houston, 16 in 1917, received the French Legion of Honor.
Nationwide clear skies spread across Buffalo Olean Jamestown Rochester Elmira Syracuse Oswego Watertown Utica and Binghamton regions with light to moderate west and northwest winds. Sunny Tuesday highs generally in the mid to upper 80s, some areas near 85, overnight lows in the 40s to mid 60s and occasional variable winds.
During his week in Poland Pope John Paul II challenged the government to prove reforms and urged greater citizen participation while avoiding disarmament details. He defied hopes for Lithuania or Ukraine visits and inspired Solidarity supporters, while church leaders weighed diplomacy with Warsaw.
Readable weather dispatch notes a record high near 92 set in 1972 and a record low of 42 from 1965 with normal values. It includes wind forecasts from surface to 25 000 feet, lake warnings for small craft, and expected fair conditions with northerly to NW winds. Wave and water temp details for Rochester and Lake Ontario area are also present with advisory notes possible this afternoon.
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