27 May 1994
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1994
Page
1
Humorist James Lileks ridicules Washington National Airport parking perks while criticizing Sen. John McCain to abolish them. He quips about McCain drawing a dotted line on his throat and writing CUT HERE.
Timothy West Houston, a four year old cancer patient who drew President Clinton's attention during a Houston visit last February, died Thursday from complications related to his cancer treatment. He had met the president at a party for young cancer patients and images of the boy hugging the president aired nationwide. Also in obituaries on page B4.
NewsLine provides forecast access with regional numbers. Call 472-2111 for general line, 626-2100 toll free for Auburn and Weedsport, 592-9657 for Oswego, and 964-2316 for Pulaski. Enter when prompted.
Forecasts include Syracuse and several cities with temperatures and wind notes. Regional sections cover Lake Ontario and Finger Lakes with winds 8 to 25 knots and wave heights from 3 to 24 feet. Intervals of sun and clouds vary across Oneida Onondaga, 1000 Islands Seaway, Hudson Valley tomorrow.
A brief record noting yesterday's records: 106 at Death Valley and 25 at Rochford South Dakota. The figures reflect extreme temperature and meteoric conditions documented in the daily summary of national weather highs and lows.
Questions cover South African voting results, Haitian asylum policy under Johnson and Reagan era directives, and space photography of the Moon's far side. The Earth’s capacity is discussed with estimates from the Population Information Bureau, projecting 10 to 11 billion by mid-century if movement from cities continues.
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