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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1990
Page
2
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Syracuse forecast calls for rain possibly heavy at times tonight with lows in the mid 40s. Saturday rain tapers to showers with highs 50 to 56. Extended outlook cloudy with showers Sunday and highs in the 50s. Variable cloudiness Monday with a chance of showers and partly sunny Tuesday with lows near 40 and highs around 50.
The National Weather Service warns of continued rain and cooler nights with mid 40s temperatures. Saturday brings more rain with highs near 50 to 55, and Sunday remains mostly cloudy with scattered showers. Meanwhile heavy rains trigger major flooding across north central Texas and parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas, prompting evacuations and multiple flash-flood watches.
In a stinging rebuke to Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher, Labour captured 101 councils to control 89 as conservatives shed seats across 189 councils reporting. Labor calls the vote a referendum on Thatcher’s third term and the unpopular local tax, while Thatcher calls results a base to win the next general election.
The Supreme Court of Canada unanimously overturned Lyn Lavallee's second degree murder acquittal, declaring battered women need not prove imminent peril. Lavallee, 22, of Winnipeg, fatally shot her abuser Kevin Rust after years of abuse and a threat that he would kill her. The decision allows well founded anticipation of danger as a defense.
A Thursday page A1 correction clarifies that Zapata Corp is still operating despite an earlier tax errors about its business status. The notice cites the correct ongoing operations of Zapata Corp and restates the corrected information for readers.
A detailed regional forecast shows widespread rain across the state with easterly to northeasterly winds 5 to 20 mph. Tonight lows near 40 to 50, Saturday cooler with showers likely, many areas reaching 50s and 55. Some zones report heavy rain and possible thunderstorms.
Thabo Mbeki, foreign affairs secretary of the ANC, urged including other forces in negotiations on South Africa's future. He spoke to the Cape Town Press Club as talks with the government continued, outlining a case for a constituent assembly but warning against ANC monpoly. De Klerk opposes an interim assembly. Namibia's example cited. ANC was unbanned only three months ago.
The Nation outlines temperatures and weather yesterday and today with notes on air quality. It cites ozone as the most common pollution product from vehicle exhausts and industry, suspended particulates from industrial and coal use, and sulfur dioxide produced by fossil fuel burning in homes and plants.
Forecast shows Easterly winds 15-25 knots shifting to northeasterly with rain and 2-6 foot waves across Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence. Rochesters water temp at 44 degrees. Saturday winds 15-25 knots Northerly with rain and 2-6 foot seas. Lake Erie and surrounding zones see similar gusts and 2-5 foot waves. Sunshine on Saturday under 2 hours with poor drying conditions and humidity near 45 percent.
The Syracuse report lists high and low temperatures with historic records from 1945 and 1985, notes normal values, and records precipitation for yesterday and today. It includes wind speeds from surface to 25 000 feet with southeasterly gusts and notes readings at Hantock Airport.
Weather service forecast information listed with two contact numbers 457 9000 and 455 6601 and a Thruway conditions line 1 800 843 7623. The notice includes radio frequency 550 kHz and hours 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday.
A May snowstorm in 1812 covered ground from Philadelphia to Maine, with 12 inches near Keene and 9 inches at Waltham near Boston. The note references The American Weather Book and a quiz on oceans, highlighting the Pacific as the most productive source of storms in a playful question.
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