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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1992
Page
2
A light reading option for beach days and shade tree lounging, Jane Mills offers Woman Words a dictionary of words about women. The piece suggests adding new books to summer stacks and enjoying leisurely summer hours with literature.
Berlin-born film icon Marlene Dietrich died Wednesday at age 90 in Paris. Her husky voice and smoldering eyes defined four decades of cinema and left a lasting influence on Hollywood and international film.
The Herald Journal lists customer service hours Monday through Saturday noontime to 8pm and Sunday from 6 am to 11 30 am for delivery issues. Local and long distance contact numbers cover advertising legal notices and classifieds plus 900 number lines for puzzles lottery sports stocks weather and more.
Syracuse forecasters predict a cool night with a low near 42 and light winds, followed by a sunny start Friday before clouds roll in and a high around 72. Across the region and country, southeastern rain and storms give way to fair or partly cloudy skies, with several Northwest cities posting record highs.
Mostly cloudy forecast for Syracuse with a chance of showers. High near 69 degrees, low around 56. Northerly winds may ease tonight as a weather system passes.
The Nation reports on the Natchez catastrophe, describing the most deadly U.S. tornado on record. The Great Natchez Tornado struck Natchez, Mississippi, causing about 340 deaths, many drowning in the Mississippi River, with scattered counts in Clarno Oregon and Marquette Michigan.
The piece debunks a Roone y statistic claiming the world population exceeds all who have lived. It cites Population Reference Bureau estimates, noting today’s population at 5.42 billion, about 5 percent of the total historically. It explains Supreme Court emergency rulings rely on clerks, telephones, and faxes. It covers Earth Day origins tied to Gaylord Nelson and timing after spring break, plus political pushback linked to Lenin’s birthday and the John Birch Society.
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