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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1997
Page
2
Online weather data provides five day forecasts and current conditions for 800 cities worldwide with hourly updates. Includes Clinton Square weather camera and dial-in options for Dave Eichorn forecasts time and temperature and NOAA forecasts updated every 10 minutes.
Oneida Onondaga Lakes and Finger Lakes forecast mostly sunny tomorrow with highs 65 and 65 and northeast winds 8 to 16 mph. Lake Ontario will be mostly sunny and cool at 62 with northeast winds 8 to 16 mph. A WeatherLine service provides city forecasts and pollen, trivia, and travel updates with codes.
In 1868 the Senate impeachment trial of President Andrew Johnson ends with acquittal by one vote short of conviction, marking a pivotal moment in U.S. political history.
Sidewalks back Andrew Lloyd Webber considers a sequel to The Phantom of the Opera though he remains noncommittal. He views it as one of several vague ideas and says a writer is needed to craft a wholly original plot since no other book provides a basis. The original Phantom debuted in 1986 in London and 1988 on Broadway, dominating Tony Awards. Meanwhile Ben Lee, 18, recalls John Giorno’s line about being young and a poet, reflecting on Lee’s own rookie stage as he releases his album Something with track A Month Today referencing age and experience.
Herald Journal reporters and editors invite readers to report factual inaccuracies in coverage. Call Tim Bunn deputy executive editor at 470-2240 between 9 am and 5 pm Monday through Friday to request corrections.
The Herald Journal and Herald American describe recycling newsprint use and offer guidance for Onondaga County residents. Citizens may place newspapers in brown bags and leave them at curbside on recyclables collection days.
The Herald Journal promises delivery by 5 pm if late or missed, with a mention to call 470-0050 to arrange same day replacement at no cost. Customer service is staffed 6 pm to 8 pm Monday through Saturday and 8:30 to 11:30 am Sunday, with other listed numbers for ads, offices, and departments.
Brief notes outline that information will be available soon with orders starting July 3. For updates call the U.S. Mint Customer Service Center at 202-283-2646. The passage also explains Bilderberg conferences as private, invitation only meetings of influential officials to discuss policies with strict security and confidentiality.
The Sunday draw lists Daily Number 076 WinFour 3426 Pick 10 lines and Lotto numbers 47 44 15 12 20 with a Supplemental note. Readers are directed to call Newstine at 472 2111 or visit Syracuse.com for NY Lottery and national results nightly updates and a Lotto history since 1997 with search options for dates and number frequencies.
Mary McGarey, 75, a pioneering Columbus Dispatch editor and first female beat reporter, died Saturday. A 44 year paper veteran and Ohio University journalism graduate, she later authored a history of Children's Hospital and led the Press Club of Ohio as its first female president. Clinton E. Riggs, 86, Tulsa officer who helped create the Yield Right Of Way sign, died Thursday. He helped found the Tulsa Police Academy and shaped police insignia, among other achievements.
Shirley A Blair 60, Herbert H Brown 98, Somat Chirots 12, Teresa A J Engiah 2, Ernestine Ford 51, Marvis E Frank 68, Rose L Harris 78, Eugene F Hawkins 79, Kenneth Houghtaling 75, Enka Inno 95, Henry N Kiman 72, Frances Kobuszewski 75, Arthur P Moroughan 54, Joseph A Murray 72, Helen Romane Pirro 81, William T Sharpe 49, Stephen Sturick 91, Seymour Sy Waking 77, Ormond C Yuerhs 73.
A listing of non classified advertisers appearing in today's Herald Journal. The page showcases multiple local businesses and services arranged as an advertising index for readers seeking offers and contact details.
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