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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1990
Page
2
Community information page outlines customer service hours from 6 am to 6 pm Monday through Saturday and 8 am to 12:30 am Sunday. Lists local and long distance contact numbers for delivery, camera applications, classified and retail advertising.
Increasing clouds bring a chance of flurries with a low around 20 tonight. Saturday expects clouds and a high in the mid 20s. Extended outlook shows partly sunny with flurries Sunday and chilly lows and highs in the teens to 20s. Monday and Tuesday turn fair with low teens to 20s and highs around 30 to 40.
Central New York sees a warm spell followed by a weekend cold snap with clouds and a chance of flurries as temperatures dip to near 20. Snow and storms target the Sierra Nevada and southern states, with watches in higher elevations and potential another system Sunday bringing colder weather.
Draftees in the Sandinista era’s army desert asChamorro nears inauguration with UNO and Sandinistas negotiating a transition. Army officials deny weapons hoarding while Ortega urges U.S. aid and Contras disarmament by April 25.
Herald American reports a 4 percent rate increase for Syracuse NewChannels subscribers starting April 1, the first since April 1, 1989, despite an 11 percent rise in a prior period. NewChannels serves 74,000 subscribers in Syracuse suburbs.
The East German army once a Soviet pillar nears disintegration as revolutions in Eastern Europe erode Soviet dominance. Desertions cut troops by nearly half from 173000, while the Soviets begin troop withdrawals from Czechoslovakia, Poland, and East Germany. Army officers question their purpose amid a changing Europe.
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered flurries for most regions. Overnight lows range from about 15 to 25 degrees, with Saturday expected to be partly sunny or mostly cloudy and highs near 20 to 30 degrees depending on the area.
The Nation reports variable clouds from Lake George to the Adirondacks and Champlain Valley with NW to N winds 5-15 mph. Night lows mostly 20s to low 30s, Saturday mixes of sun and clouds, with 30 to 60 percent chances of snow or rain and highs generally in the mid 20s to 40.
A fragmented report notes ozone as the most common pollutant from motor vehicle exhaust and industry. Suspended particulates rise in summer from industrial processes and construction sites. Sulphur dioxide appears as the third common pollutant from fuel burning in homes and plants.
Record high 61 in 1972 and record snowfall 161.2 inches in 1977-78 noted. Snowfall this week 2.3 inches and March total 23 inches with season total 140.5 inches. Winds today southwest 12 mph. aloft winds up to 72 mph at 25 000 feet.
The text notes water vapor ranges from a trace in dry regions to about four percent in tropical rain forests, indicating moisture variation across climates.
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