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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1996
Page
1
Theodore Kaczynski sends thanks to Lewis and Clark County Jail staff after a move to Sacramento. The letter, read by the Helena Independent Record, thanks jail personnel for kindness and mentions it was shorter than the 35000 word manifesto released to major papers.
Heraie journal Epes editors invite reader corrections with contact details for Tim Bunn executive editor. The piece notes recycled newsprint use by Herald Journal and Herald American and urges Syracuse Newspapers readers to recycle. It also guides Ononooga County residents to place newspapers in brown bags for curbside recycling.
About 80,000 in wall heaters sold 1970 to 1986 under Square D or Nelco brand names may overheat if a deteriorating rubber grommet stops the fan. Models TW 2422 TW 2622 and TW 1222 series A and B are affected. Consumers should stop using the heaters. replacement units are offered at 50 percent of wholesale price.
John X Hanson, 82, a persistent salesman who built Winnebago into a leading motor home maker, died of stroke complications in Forest City Iowa. He lured Modernistic Industries to Forest City in 1958, helped save the venture, and renamed the company to Winnabago in 1960. Also noted were Charles Fayette Taylor Sr. 101, engineer who aided aircraft engine development, and Tom Chauncey 83, former TV station owner, both with deaths reported.
A reader asks how lightning might affect cement, noting curiosity about weather and related science. The query mentions the sol and seeks explanation of lightning’s impact on cement and potential weather implications.
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