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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1990
Page
2
The Herald Journal reader information lists customer service hours from Monday to Saturday 6 am to 8 pm and Sunday 8 am to 10 am. It provides local and long distance contact numbers for advertising employment personnel newspaper tours and other inquiries. Local lines include 470 0050 and 470 2135 with additional numbers 3 410 451 4020 and 470 0010.
Wednesday results list Daily Number 637 and WinFour 4643 with Lotto picks 26 30 37 40 46 53 and supplementary 17. Also noted are Reno numbers 12 15 17 23 27 28 33 44 43 44 47 48 50 55 57 61 62 3 67 68.
Snow develops with easterly winds 5 to 15 mph tonight. Low around 30. Friday morning mix possible before rain by afternoon. high near 45. Extended outlook shows periods of rain Saturday through Monday with daily highs in the 50s.
Central New York braces for unseasonable cold snow and sleet with rain by weekend. Warmth returns Sunday into Monday as clocks spring forward. Temperatures hit 40s and 50s elsewhere, while Utah mountains face high winds and Wasatch snow.
Critics say the McKinney Act programs fail to curb homelessness despite noble aims. HUD and interagency efforts face red tape and underfunding, with few surplus properties usable for housing and calls for far larger, sustained federal funding and streamlined rules. Local successes like Pontiac show potential, but broader impact remains limited.
Two powerful lawmakers clash over a 500 million aid package for coal miners facing job loss from tougher pollution controls. Senate leaders fear the measure could derail a broader clean air bill, while Byrd insists the aid is needed, calling it a risky but necessary roll of the dice. The vote hinges on crosswinds between Byrd and Mitchell as senators weigh the political price.
Herald Journal reporters and editors pledge to provide a full fair and accurate news report. Readers are urged to call 470 2265 with corrections to factual inaccuracies in coverage.
A broad regional forecast warns of snow and sleet across Buffalo, Olean Jamestown, Rochester and Elmira Corning with rain mixing in at times. Night lows range from 20s to upper 30s, while Friday brings cloudy periods and possible snow changing to rain in many areas. Highs reach the 40s across the region.
The excerpt names ozone as the most common pollutant from vehicle exhaust and industry. It also notes suspended particulates from industrial processes and coal burning, and sulfur dioxide as the third most common pollutant from fossil fuel burning and home heating.
A wander through inconsistent figures shows Syracuse temperatures dipping to 23 and 2 degrees, highs around 44 and 47, with snow and precipitation notes. Historical references cite March snowfall records, wind forecasts up to 60 mph at high altitudes, and a 1921 national drop from 85 to 26 degrees.
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