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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1990
Page
2
A readout of classifieds and contact numbers for the Herald Journal including staff lines for business news lifestyle TV sports and photography inquiries. It lists phone numbers for weddings engagements anniversaries employment personnel and tours of the newspaper with general contact lines.
The Tuesday draw lists Daily Number 650 and WinFour 8088. Reno numbers 5 6 17 20 24 and 34 35 36 38 40 42 45 49 54 57 58 59 60 73 76 are recorded for the Associated Press.
Syracuse forecasts clear and cold conditions with light winds and single digit lows. Thursday turns sunny and milder with highs 40 to 45 degrees. Extended outlook shows Friday clouds and scattered showers, low near 30, highs 45 to 50, with a chance of showers Saturday and Sunday and mid-30s for lows with mid- to upper-40s highs.
Forecasters warn of lingering Arctic air with single digit lows in northern valleys and teens elsewhere. Highs reach 40s on Thursday as a high pressure system weakens, while a weekend mix of rain or snow looms. A Western storm drops heavy snow across Wyoming and Colorado closing highways and delaying flights, with Colorado Governor Romer delivering remarks by earphone amid blizzard watch.
A wide weather summary reports clear and cold conditions with light to southeasterly winds across Buffalo Jamestown Rochester Elmira Corning Oswego Watertown Syracuse Auburn Utica Rome Binghamton Lake George Adirondacks St Lawrence Valley Champlain Valley Albany Catskills Lower Hudson Valley and New York City area Tonight lows range from near 0 to the teens with some locations in the single digits Most zones expect Thursday sun and milder air with highs around 35 to 45 degrees and some near 40.
Brief calendar notes show varied scores with teams and locations including New York Rochester and Waletown. Entries list players and scores such as 30 23 and 20 13 with several small team abbreviations and unfamiliar names. The fragmentary data suggests a sports or standings summary from multiple locales.
The ASR-71 Blackbird taxiing at Dulles Airport after a coast to coast flight from Los Angeles to Washington in 68 minutes 17 seconds. The Air Force is retiring the planes and donated this craft to the Smithsonian Institution.
Washington reports cautious optimism as eight American hostages in Lebanon remain unreleased. Baker and officials note behind the scenes talks with Iranians, Syrians, and other influence networks while Tehran papers pledge possible release in 1990 without preconditions.
Washington Republican Party chairman Lee Atwater has a benign growth on the right side of his brain. Doctors say no surgery is planned and he should resume a reasonable work schedule next week. He collapsed Monday at a fundraising breakfast for Senator Phil Gramm.
Herald-Journal staff call for accuracy after a Monday front page map confused Van Duyn Home and Hospital with Community-General Hospital. The piece notes a proposed drug treatment center for Van Duyn on West Seneca Turnpike and locates Community-General on Broad Road near South Avenue.
The text lists ozone as the most common pollutant from vehicle exhausts and industry. It notes suspended particulates arise in summer from industrial processes and coal plants. Sulphur dioxide is described as the third common pollutant from fossil fuel burning including home heating and industrial plants.
Syracuse reports a high of 25 with a record 64 degrees set in 1973 and a normal low of 22. Snowfall shows none Tuesday, 26 inches for March and a season total around 141 inches, a record. Precipitation lists none Tuesday with March totals and dated records. Wind reads variable, with easterly surface winds under 10 mph and higher winds aloft. Forecast numbers provided and station contact details included.
Cool temperatures and slightly low humidity enhance mental alertness, according to the heating degrees question and answer.
In 1952 a severe coastal storm pushed barometer readings to record lows from Vigna to New England. Block Island logged the lowest at 28.20 inches as high winds caused erosion. This event is noted in The American Weather Book.
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