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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1992
Page
2
Catholic Charities launches Latinamigas to guide 13 to 16 year old girls of Latin American descent. The program uses guest speakers field trips and body education to help set goals and empower participants.
Robert Gladstein 49 a San Francisco choreographer and former assistant director for the San Francisco Ballet died Tuesday. William G. Henry 56 a former state representative city alderman and ally of the late Mayor Harold Washington died Thursday after a long bout with lung cancer. Harvey Paul Jones Jr. 68 instrumental in developing Innisbrook Resort and Golf Club and Saddlebrook Resort in Wesley Chapel died Tuesday of cancer. Other obituaries: Page B4.
A fragment listing tour offers for the newspaper building and various paid information hotlines. It includes crossword help, lottery numbers, sports scores, stocks and weather queries with per minute rates and touch-tone instruction. The fragment mentions multiple phone numbers and service topics across the page.
Weather update shows periods of rain tonight with a low of 48 and an east wind 10 to 20 mph. Saturday morning rain and possible afternoon showers mix with variable clouds, high around 66. Unseasonable snow lands in the Southern Appalachians, Georgia reports May snow for the first time in 94 years.
A rare late-season storm in 1803 damaged Philadelphia trees and forced sleds from storage in Massachusetts. The system tracked from Indiana to New England over two days, while national extremes reached 104 in Death Valley and 17 in Richmond, Massachusetts.
A roundup of questions about presidential eligibility for felons, Sen. Sam Nunn's stance on defense budgeting now and in five years, Coca Cola's Delaware registration, and the still legal method of hanging in four states. It notes Kansas' abolition of the death penalty and the 1965 Kansas hangings.
In the Your New Home section dated May 1, Herald-Journal notes two builders, J. Bishop Builders and Drumm Construction, were not listed with the town of Tully developments. Quail Ridge and French's Bay miss the builders, and Woodmaney development awaits formal town approval.
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