10 Nov 1996
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1996
Page
1
Brief weather data note for Central New York from Syracuse Newsline. Mentions online forecasts and interactive weather tools. References a contact number and category codes for access. No specific forecast details or dates provided.
Almanac style weather note lists wind chill observations across Syracuse Old Forge Ithaca Oneonta and nearby locales. It notes chilly conditions and temperature indices in brief, period voice.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses rugby players and colors, mentioning names like Robert Hayward and references to clubs, surreptitious color choices, and alleged disputes. The text is heavily corrupted with misspellings and random characters, making concrete facts or events unclear.
Central American Republic postal and stamp dealers report strong interest as President Clinton seeks a second term. A six piece stamp set priced at 5995 plus 3 dollars postage draws collectors, with calls to 624-4497 for details and orders.
On this date 1483 Martin Luther was born. 1875 Edmund Fitzgerald sank in Lake Superior. 1982 Vietnam Memorial opened in DC. 1989 workers punched a hole in the Berlin Wall.
Two seniors at Lexington High School, Jared Bruff and Robert Marsh, achieved a perfect 1600 on the SAT taken Oct 12. The College Board notes fewer than 100 test takers that day reached a perfect score, and Bruff joked that their hands are ready for the news and that they want you to take the test for them.
Isabelle Adjantis reports on the May 7 to 16 festival in Spirea marking a noted historical parade. Robert Urich 49 reveals he battles Synovial sarcoma as he ponders next steps. Las Vegas police seek leads in Tupac Shakur killing and Martha Stewart faces neighborhood land use dispute in Connecticut.
Herald American corrects a reporter error about Brentwood Village builder credit, notes contact Tim Bunn for missteps, lists recycling guidance for Onondaga County residents, and states local paper fiber content and recycling practices with figures from 1885 and curbside collection details.
A garbled reader service page lists numerous department lines including Customer Service at 475-0050 and Advertising at 470-0032. It cites offices across several bureaus in Albany Fulton Oswego Watertown and more with various fax and editorial contacts and free numbers for Newsline services.
Carolyn Eugenia Agger 87 a Washington lawyer and widow of Abe Fortas died Thursday. She chaired Arnold & Porter 1a x practice and championed women’s rights, moving to Washington in the 1930s to work in the AAA and later serving the NLRB Senate education and labor subcommittee and the Justice Department. Charles A. Buerger 58 publisher of the Baltimore Jewish Times and six other papers died Friday in Baltimore after heart valve surgery at Johns Hopkins. Born in Pittsburgh he moved to Baltimore in 1972 becoming co publisher with his sister Susan Pachen. the family owned the papers since 1919. Suerner later bought the Detroit Jewish News the Atlanta Jewish Times and the Vancouver Western Jewish Bulletin.
Fragmentary text lists Daly Number 120 WinFour 4662 and Pick 10 numbers 49 13 14 15 18 30 35 42 49 52 53 55 as well as Lotto 16 20 21 23 40 46 with supplemental 51. Mentions Newsline contact and Syracuse reference. Unclear dates or full context.
The item lists the National Conference of Catholic Bishops meeting in Washington through Nov 14, David Brinkley’s departure from The Week with David Brinkley and expanded commentary, Veterans Day observance, the ATP Tour Championship in Hartford through Nov 18, the Middle East/North Africa Economic Summit in Cairo through Thursday, the World Food Summit in Rome through Saturday, the Council of Jewish Federations assembly in Seattle through Saturday, and a pre trial hearing in the Oklahoma City bombing case to address discovery and broadcast issues.
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