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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1990
Page
2
Two local districts target students with exceptionally high intellectual potential and allow flexible study paths to pursue individual interests, aiming to boost academic challenge and personal growth for top students within the Herald-Journal.
Oak Harbor marina owner Kent Floro uses Lake Erie zebra mussels to craft earrings necklaces tie clips and hat pins sold for 3 to 4 dollars. He notes a mussel can produce 30000 larvae annually and says stock won’t run out as the shellfish clog water intakes since 1983 and threaten other Great Lakes areas.
The National Weather Service expects a low pressure system to keep Central New York cool with clouds persisting tonight and Saturday. A 30 percent shower chance arrives Saturday afternoon while lows settle near 35 to 40 and highs mid 60s. Sunday remains cool with 60 to 65 degrees and 45 to 50 lows. Sunshine returns Monday and Tuesday with highs near 70. A winter storm dumps snow on Michigan and heavy snow in Chicago suburbs continues on Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Syracuse forecast shows record highs and normal lows, with precipitation totals for Thursday and month. Winds shift from SW to higher elevations, lake and St Lawrence waters choppy conditions. Sunshine hours expected Saturday with dry, moderate humidity.
A coastal region can expect variable cloudiness with showers likely. Temperatures will range from the mid 40s to near 65, with overnight lows in the low to mid 40s and daytime highs around 60 to 65 degrees.
Los Angeles federal jury orders Frito-Lay to pay Tom Waits 2.5 million for using another artist to imitate his gravelly voice in a radio commercial. Waits, known as a street poet, had turned down major offers, while his attorney calls the case a humiliation and notes the ad copied his style despite warnings.
Pauline Frederick a veteran Chicago broadcaster and network journalist dies of a heart attack in suburban Lake Forest while visiting relatives. She was 84. The obituaries note her trailblazing career and work mentoring women in media.
The column notes Abigail Van Buren and twin Ahn Landers confessed reusing letters without readers’ notice. It also mentions 1949 Israel joining the UN as its 59th member, Akron tubeless tire development announced in 1947, and Attu Island WWII landing and three week recapture. Herald-Journal vows accuracy and invites readers to report errors.
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