17 May 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1996
Page
1
The note lists codes for snowfall at Hancock Airport and various counties, plus ski information and cross country conditions. It ends with a weather trivia question asking for another name for a high pressure system. The line contains a misspelled ending Anhoycona.
Herald Journal asks readers to report factual inaccuracies to Tim Bunn executive editor at 470-2240 during weekday business hours 9 am to 5 pm. The note emphasizes commitment to full fair and accurate news reporting and corrections.
The Herald Journal and Herald American urge recycling of newsprint as recycled fibers reach about 40 percent of Syracuse newspapers. Onondaga residents may place newspapers in brown bags by recycling bins. curbside collection occurs on recycling days. In 1995 county residents recycled over 23,000 tons, 61 percent of blue-bin materials.
Apple recalls defective memory and clock chips in Power Macs and Performas with repairs by dealers over seven years. Some models may have color hue changes or freezes. call (800) SOS-APPL for service. Century Products recalls 11 000 SmartMove 4750 child seats for latch misalignment. retrofit kit available via (800) 583-4093. Evenflo recalls 10 423 Trooper seats due to mis printed manual. call (800) 837-4002 for corrected pamphlet. Hotline: (800) 638-2772.
The singer has applied to Cornwall Connecticut to mine gravel on his 106 acre site drawing concern from neighbors who warn mining would ruin hikers' experiences. Dick Blake voices opposition while unfinished local debate centers on environmental impact and land use.
Richard M. Clurman, 72, former Time editor and chief of correspondents, died of a heart attack in Quogue. Joseph Gardner, 50, Chicago Democrat and Met Reclamation District commissioner, died of cancer. Dr. Henrietta R. Kigin, 94, pioneering childhood schizophrenia researcher and Columbia psychiatry professor, died in New York. Olga Madar, 80, first female international vice president of the UAW, died in Detroit after a long auto industry career.
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