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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1990
Page
2
The Herald Journal reports on a Thursday release titled Why I, an X rated film, drawing protest from Syracuse groups while officials say it contrasts with Y rated standards. Officials weigh censorship and community standards as audiences await showings.
In Farmington Illinois Dean Goddin who died in the mid 1980s had his ashes placed inside two foot mallard decoys by his friend Everett Staffeldt. The two men long hunted together from Naperville to Wisconsin. Goddin asked to be placed in decoys and taken out each season. Staffeldt plans to select who else may enter decoys due to weight and burden on his heirs.
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Forecasts show varying conditions with showers possible tonight and tomorrow. Syracuse likely to see cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of morning showers and temperatures around the mid 50s to 60s.
The forecast notes continuing warm sunny weather with by week’s end a strong cold front. Clouds and showers spread across the state, especially near the Canadian border, with possible thunderstorms Thursday. Winds rise to 14 to 27 mph on the surface, 34 mph aloft, and lake winds show 15 to 26 knots at Ontario and Lawrence.
Helmut Kohl aged 52 emerges as chancellor of West Germany with Hans-Dietrich Genscher as foreign minister. Seen as visionary in the West for anticipating the anti-communist wave and pursuing reunification plans. Kohl, once overshadowed by Thatcher, gains influence at State Department and White House.
Cardinal Tomas O Fiaich primate of all Ireland and advocate of a united Ireland died Tuesday at 66. Appointed leader of Ireland’s Catholics in 1977 he became one of the first cardinals two years later and led church in both the Republic and Northern Ireland while condemning British policy and IRA violence. Endre Bohem dies at 89 in Los Angeles a Hungarian born producer known for The Night Has a Thousand Eyes Rawhide and other films and TV work. Alexander Plunket Greene dies at 57 in London famed with Mary Quant for shaping swinging sixties fashion and the miniskirt. Elizeth Cardoso dies at 69 in Rio de Janeiro a bossa nova and samba star nicknamed The Divine. Local obituaries: Page BS
The White House announced completion of a draft treaty with the Soviet Union on limiting strategic arms, to be known as SALT I. The notice references prior events including Minow’s 1961 speech and early North Pole flight milestones, while the Herald-Journal commits to accuracy and invites readers to report mistakes.
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