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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1990
Page
2
The summer vacation guide highlights places to visit across New York State this season. It features four pages of graduation photos and a light feature on Bart Simpson's hair, offering light entertainment alongside travel tips.
Jana Klarich told police a 10 foot python rested on her porch after her daughter spotted it at seven p.m. The snake was placed into a 55 gallon plastic garbage can by Officer Kathi Perkins, ending the encounter without incident.
The National Weather Service at Hancock Airport says clear tonight with temperatures around 55 and a hot 80s day expected Thursday. Friday brings more showers and thundershowers, with Saturday also rainy and Sunday turning drier. Heat advisories cover today and Thursday across San Diego deserts as inland valleys near 110 degrees threaten crops.
Partly cloudy with a brief afternoon shower possible. Temperatures range from the low 60s to mid 80s, with a mix of sun and clouds. Yesterday’s conditions not specified.
Expansive high pressure over northern Arizona suppresses cloudiness and sustains scorching June sunshine. Temperatures are expected to climb above 100 degrees across the Southwestern States into the western Plains, extending from the deserts to the plains as the heat persists.
Kiko Kawashima Aya the 23 year old commoner bride to be of Japan’s Prince Aya, second son of Emperor Akihito, marks a rare imperial union with a commoner. The future princess’s ties include six years in Philadelphia while her father studied at the University of Pennsylvania.
Henry Hocart Wiggins 78 former Columbia University Press aide died Saturday at St Luke's Roosevelt Medical Center in New York. William Pelton Wright Jr 78 retired textile executive and former New York Board of Trade textile section chairman died Saturday in a Suffolk nursing home, England, while residing in Princeton New Jersey. Gerard Appy 69 longtime WNET executive died Sunday at his Lake Oswego Oregon home. Robert Waldron Herzberg 84 longtime Columbia County surrogate died Thursday at Monterey Peninsula Hospital Carmel California. Scot Haller 35 senior editor for People magazine and Los Angeles bureau chief died Sunday at Sherman Oaks Community Hospital from renal failure. Local obituaries: Page B4.
In 1984 the Supreme Court ruled the NCAA could not control all college football telecasts, an antitrust blow to the association. The note references other historical items including Dean’s Watergate testimony, Truman’s Korea actions, and Nazi saboteurs nabbed near Long Island. The Herald-Journal invites readers to report factual errors at 470-2265.
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