Eagles Star Jerome Brown Killed In Car Crash
Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Jerome Brown, 27, died when his sports car flipped on a slippery Brooksville road. Brown's 12 year old nephew also perished. the boy’s name was not released.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1992
Page
2
Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Jerome Brown, 27, died when his sports car flipped on a slippery Brooksville road. Brown's 12 year old nephew also perished. the boy’s name was not released.
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A weekend period of scattered showers is forecast with partly cloudy nights and days in the mid 70s. Tonight into Saturday highs near 74 and weekend lows around 54, followed by mostly sunny Sunday and another mild rise Monday. Florida endures heavy rain and flooding from a tropical system with evacuations in low lying areas.
A mix of clouds and sunshine is expected in Syracuse with a high near 74 and a low around 52 degrees. The outlook calls for mild, pleasant conditions with light winds and no precipitation indicated.
Mixed cloudy and sunny Saturday with winds northwest at 8 to 6 knots. Lake Ontario expects sunshine with 10 to 20 knot winds and 2 to 3 feet wave heights. water temperature around 59 degrees. Sunday turns partly sunny with 10 to 20 knot winds and continued variable conditions.
The March 1888 Blizzard of 1888 left a lasting record in New York City, while by June the city faced an eighty degree plus heat streak, extending to a 141st straight day on June 26 1888. National extremes included 110 in Death Valley and 94 in Red River New Mexico.
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