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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1996
Page
2
Central New York polien levels report via NewsLine. forecasts by Dave Eichorn. Downburst damage noted in 1984 in Pennsylvania. Tomorrow’s outlook sunshine and clouds with safe lightning guidance.
Gil Keane recalls a reader proposal from Lubbock Texas urging a hair change for Mommy in Family Circus to modernize the 1960 look. Keane notes initial reluctance but says his wife approved the idea after discussion.
Jack Lemmon 71 sought treatment for a swollen ankle in Asheville North Carolina after a prop horse spooked by music on the set of My Fellow Americans trod on his tag during a parade scene. The incident occurred after about 20 takes, with Lemmon feeling better but still sore by Tuesday.
Senior Paul Saito, with a 3.97 GPA, was removed as business school commencement speaker for including religious praise in his two page speech at the May 41 ceremony. He refused to censor his message, stating that restricting religious belief is a serious issue. Clinton had addressed graduates earlier in State College. He later spoke to Park Forest Baptist Church members and received a standing ovation.
The paper invites readers to report factual inaccuracies and provides contact for Tim Bunn executive editor at 470 2240 during weekday business hours. The notice outlines commitment to full fair and accurate news coverage and asks readers to call with corrections.
The Syracuse newspapers utilize recycled newsprint and Onondaga County residents are asked to place newspapers in brown bags at the curb for recycling. In 1995 residents recycled over 23,000 tons of newspaper, making up 61 percent of blue-bin materials collected.
The text explains the vernal and autumnal equinoxes occurring in March and September, with times given for recent and upcoming dates. It covers sun position, explanations of leap years, and examples including 1600, 1700, 1800, 1900, and 2000, noting the 365 day year overestimates solar year by about 6 hours.
Daily Number 934 and WinFour 8247 lead a set of Pick 10 Lotto and Lotto results. Final figures include Lotto 31 7 39 22 19 44 and supplemental 46. Newsline numbers provide access for state national and Fronde results with regional tou fee lines listed.
Bettina Bancroft 55 former Dow Jones director died of lung cancer in Los Angeles. Retired Rear Adm. Lewis Combs 101 Seabees founder died in Red Hook New York. Former Sen. Edward Gurney 82 linked to Watergate era. Seymour Knox III 70 co founder of the Buffalo Sabres died of cancer.
The snippet shows an obituary page listing names and ages of numerous residents including Esther E. Anthonson 81 George W. Baker Jr. 75 Patrice Batch 81 and many others with ages ranging from infant to 95. It reflects a typical community memorial roster published on page B4.
Index listing today’s Herald Journal non classified items. Includes brief notices and miscellaneous entries. Indicates page references and brief descriptions for quick reference.
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