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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1990
Page
1
Brown bags fail today as students across the Herald-Journal coverage area showcase new lunch carry methods and assert independence in how they bring meals to school.
Ruth Cheney Streeter first director of the Marine Corps Women’s Reserve dies at 94 in Morristown New Jersey. Michel Leiris Surrealist writer dies in Paris at 89. Robert B. Beith publisher dies in Maine at 85. Steven Mark Brown, who claimed to be Lyndon B Johnson’s son, dies of cancer at 39 in Dallas. Brown previously sued Lady Bird Johnson in 1987 for inheritance. case dismissed. Other obituaries noted on Page B4.
The first full autumn month brings vivid foliage and clear skies, but October also brings damp, windy spells and a later Indian summer after the first hard frost. Color arises as chlorophyll fades revealing underlying pigments.
A few showers are likely with a low around 60 degrees and a high in the mid 70s. The forecast suggests unsettled conditions still to come, with temperatures remaining comfortable and patchy rain chances.
A high pressure system will keep fair weather over the Atlantic seaboard and Central New York into midweek. Tonight will be clear with lows near 40. Sun returns tomorrow with a high around 76 before afternoon clouds arrive.
Surface winds in Syracuse vary from west to northwest up to 18 to 26 mph at different altitudes. Adirondacks show midline with mixed color readings, 50 percent change noted amid red and yellow hues.
Actor Peter Boyle known for Joe and Young Frankenstein is listed in fair condition at University of Utah Health Sciences Center after a mild stroke. He was hospitalized Sunday with weakness and a headache, and remains awake watching football, while in Utah to work on an unnamed film.
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