30 Mar 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1994
Page
1
Economy layoffs at Miller Brewing, General Motors, and Martin Marietta push area families to change plans. Some teenagers drop out to help support kin while others relocate from their hometowns, altering daily life and futures.
Albert Goldman 66 author of Lenny Bruce Elvis Presley and John Lennon biographies died of a heart attack Monday in New York. Tommy Benford 88 drummer for Fats Waller Morton and Sidney Bechet passed away Thursday. Frances Donaldson 87 London author of Edward VIII bio and Edward and Mrs Simpson biography died of cancer Sunday. Other obituaries listed on page C4.
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Herald Journal provides a weather forecast line. Call NewsLine at 472-2111 and follow prompts to hear Syracuse temperatures and forecasts for other locations by selecting the appropriate category.
West of Western New York and across Central New York analysts note good late-season skiing with resorts still operating. Catskills and Adirondacks report solid snowpack and unusual depth for this time. Northern New England conveys very good late-season conditions with trails snow covered. Southern New England also notes continued skiing. Call ahead for details.
Partly sunny forecast for Syracuse with two day span. Highs near 48 and 56 with overnight lows around 30 and 38, including intervals of clouds and sun.
Heavy snow swirled through New York City on March 30, 1805 as gusty gales toppled trees and mobilized wet snow rollers two feet wide. The passage mentions maps and forecasts from 1994 Accu-Weather, Inc. with scattered data points at Death Valley and Lake Yellowstone.
Readers ask about state legislative sessions. Most run January to May, with Georgia at around 40 days. Several states meet year round, while Arkansas Kentucky Montana Nevada North Dakota Oregon and Texas meet biennially unless a special session is called. Also notes John Grisham’s new novel The Chamber set for late May or June.
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