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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1996
Page
1
Weather data and forecasts are listed with numeric codes for counties and ski conditions. Entries include Hancock Air, Madison County, Cayuga County, Oswego County, and Onondaga County parks offering ski information and Northeast data.
Weather Almanac recounts the deadly Great Natchez Tornado that destroyed Natchez Mississippi on May 7, 1840. The entry notes historic weather events and provides contact codes for forecasts and travel advisories.
Paul Toutounjian, a Syrian citizen living in Montreal, pleaded guilty in 1986 to sexual assault and an indecent act after a woman accused him of pinching her. He was put on two years probation and later barred from visiting the United States for crimes of moral turpitude. He now sues the U S Immigration and Naturalization Service, arguing the lifetime ban is excessive. He works as a waiter and plays in a band.
Marjorie Anne Carlson of Edina Minnesota won the Search For Granny Smith in Wenatchee Washington sponsored by Washington apple growers. Carlson a 57 year old freight attendant will speak for apples for a year. Brigette Bardot urged South Korea to ban dog meat during the 2002 World Cup. Mohandas Gandhi's grandson will be Indian ambassador to South Africa and expressed enthusiasm for serving in a country linked to his grandfather.
Entries recap key milestones including the sinking of the Lusitania in 1915 by Germany, the German surrender in 1945 ending World War II in Europe, and President Ford declaring the end of the Vietnam era in 1975.
Corrinne Gonnelly and Bob Matingly position a Siberian tiger under a CAT scan at the Great Plains Zoo in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The five year old female is supposed to be bred soon under a species survival program but has a curved spine and back leg issues.
The New York Times floated playful shorthand options for the high school class of 2000. Suggestions include emety-sunnt Naughty-naught Zip-Zip Null Set M&Ms Double-0 Oh-Oh The Zs and Zippers reflecting numbers and pop culture.
Herald Journal editors urge accuracy and call readers to report factual errors to executive editor Tim Bunn at 470 2240 between 9 and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. The item stresses commitment to full fair news reporting and prompt corrections.
Onondaga County residents recycled over 23 000 tons of newspaper in 1995, representing 61 percent of blue bin material. Residents are urged to place newspapers in brown bags at curbside recycling sites on collection days.
Customer service guarantees delivery by 5 p.m. if late or missed. Call 470-0050. hours 6 a.m.–5 p.m. Monday–Saturday and 8:30–11:30 a.m. Sunday. Advertising and notices include Classified, Auto, Employment, Legal, Death notices. Offices listed with regional phone numbers.
NOAA coastline definition yields Maryland 3190 miles while Michigan 3288 and Alaska 29004 are noted. Alaska is longest. Also mentions Great Wall visibility claim and Christopher Milne obituary died at 75. survivor wife and daughter listed.
The Daily Number is 994 and WinFour 5859. Pick 10 lists 4 8 10 17 30 31 35 36 41 45 48 50 51 58 62 63 65 66 67 74. Call NewsLine at 472-2111 and enter category 1900 for NY results, 1242 for national, 1901 for Florida. Local lot-free access numbers are 626-2100 Auburn, 592-9657 Oswego, 984-2316 Pulaski.
CEATRS B David Lesser, 64, immigrant son whose future rockets inspired men to build and fly skyward and who championed the unemployed during the Great Depression, died at Remington Senior Care Facility in Rancho Bernardo, California. Luana Patten, 57, Disney child star of the 1940s, died in Long Beach, California, from respiratory failure after a career spanning Song of the South and Melody Time. Fred Bridge, 80, founder of Bridge Kitchenware and longtime cookware supplier, died at Ridgewood Valley Hospital in Ridgewood, New Jersey from stroke complications.
The obituary page C4 lists numerous individuals with full names and ages, including Sheldon B. Akers 69 Eleanor JH. Andrews 77 Danielle M. Burgess infant Carmela Calarco 92 Donald A. Coeur 26 Thomas L. Davis 60 Manuel Diaz 86 Peter J. Donohoe 75 Kenneth Edwards Sr. 2 Harold C. Euson Jr. 43 Robert Fielding 64 Walter Flesock 79 Margherita Gozzi 86 William C. Haynes Catherine Jastrzemski 76 Robert James 63 Gustav A. Kirchner Charles H. Lane 50 Everett F. McCorry 62 Mary K. McGrath 73 Irving Mohr 4 William W. Noyes 44 Dominic Pizzuti 71 Dorothy F. Taber 95 Antoinette Trivisone 85 Sandina Yacoboni 72.
A brief listing appears in today's Journal page beyond classified ads, noting items not clearly classified. The record indicates miscellaneous entries and items without standard categorization, reflecting a snapshot of short, varied notices.
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