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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1990
Page
1
NILES Michigan Doggie Drive-Thru founder Maggie Patterson opened in April to skepticism then praise. She bakes dog biscuits in shapes of fries and burgers using a home recipe with garlic, wheat germ, Margarins, eggs, cheese, molasses, dry milk and flour. She collaborates with a veterinarian and hospital dietitian.
Hot hazy weather dominates the day with highs in the upper 80s and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Cooler changes are expected late Monday as a cool front moves through, cutting the heat and bringing more unsettled skies.
Donald Trump waves to a crowd outside the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City during a birthday celebration held Saturday. He served as the finale of the event, drawing attention to the occasion amid festive proceedings.
The report notes unsettled conditions with hazy skies and a chance of afternoon thunderstorms near the upper 80s. It also shows partly sunny periods with a chance of a shower and highs in the mid 70s, with lows around 60 to 65. Cloudy periods bring showers likely and similar temperature ranges.
Periods of hazy sun and high humidity cover the East. Dense fog along the Northeast Coast will lift by mid morning. Widely scattered afternoon thunderstorms expected in the Northern Appalachians as heat and humidity rise.
The report lists historical weather figures for Syracuse including Ray 93 in 1950 and 4 in 1980 as record highs and lows. It notes precipitation for the period at .84 inch for the month with a June 16 record of 1.21 in 1906 and a today record of 4.75 in 1922. Surface winds show zero today with a SW 10 mph wind at 3,000 ft.
Herbert Schmalstieg, lord mayor of Hanover, West Germany, celebrates Hanover being chosen to host Expo 2000. The city won by a 21 to 20 vote over Toronto after Venice withdrew. Expo plans propose a Man Nature Technology theme with a June to October schedule and about 70,000 jobs, at an estimated cost of $1 billion.
Palm Beach designer J P Thibault Bouet died at 42 from AIDS complications in Palm Beach Florida and New York. Michael Anthony Haimsohn a dancer actor puppeteer and set designer died at 34 in Los Angeles from AIDS complications. Dr Richard G Connor Sr a surgeon who helped found the USF medical college died at 70 of cancer in Tampa. David Corcoran co founder of the Flying Tigers in World War II died in Waterville Valley New Hampshire at 86. Don McLeod a long time Oregonian sports writer editor died in Portland at 63. Local obituaries from Harald-Journs news service.
In 1989 eight people in China were sentenced to death for beating soldiers and burning vehicles during the crackdown in Beijing. In 1972 Nixon faced downfall after burglars were arrested at the Democratic National Committee in Washington. In 1963 the Supreme Court struck down school prayers and Bible readings. In 1940 France asked Germany for surrender terms in World War II.
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