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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1989
Page
2
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy and cold conditions with a chance of showers tonight and west winds 5 to 15 mph. Cloudy with light rain then sunny and a high near 55 to 60 on Thursday. Scattered showers are possible Friday and Saturday with highs around 55 to 60 and lows in the 40s.
The National Weather Service predicts chilly, cloudy weather with showers and temps from the mid 30s to around 50 for Wednesday. By Thursday turning warmer to about 60, then cool again by nightfall. Friday and Saturday bring more rain and 60 degree highs. Across the Northwest, four inches of snow fall and Minneapolis records first frost. Idaho sees light snow near Island Park while Nevada and Arizona endure strong winds.
Moscow reports say after an all night session the Supreme Soviet rejected a ban on strikes for 15 months. Gorbachev warned further strikes could damage the economy while proposed rail control measures to end the Azerbaijan Armenian blockade were debated.
Eduard Shevardnadze warned of a global economic low mood and called for a New Deal for debtor nations in a Foreign Policy Association speech. He cited Third World debt, interest payments, and slow growth as key factors shaping the crisis.
Shevardnadze warned that world nations face a $1.3 trillion foreign debt mainly to Western banks. He argued Third World economies struggle to pay interest as funds are diverted from development. He called for radical new measures, a modern New Deal, aided by a translator.
Shevardnadze compares Soviet turmoil with 1929 US crash and bread lines, urging debt relief and technology sharing from the United States to developing nations. He notes minimal Soviet debt and cites social upheaval, economic hardship, and protests as warnings of global instability.
Ferdinand Marcos Jr says the former president will not be buried until the Philippine Supreme Court rules on whether his body can be brought home to Ilocos Norte. Marcos died in Honolulu at 72 as Corazon Aquino bans his return and that of his widow and children. The high court agreed to hear supporters’ petition to overturn the ban.
Buffalo area cloudy with showers likely mostly in the 50s. Rochester mostly cloudy with a chance of snow or showers and low 30s tonight. Syracuse to Auburn mostly cloudy cold with a few showers and low mid 30s tonight, west winds. Albany area cloudy with rain or snow showers possible and a mix of highs near 60 Wednesday. New York City area clear tonight then sunny with highs near 60. statewide forecasts cover Oswego to Watertown, Adirondacks and the Champlain Valley with scattered showers, snow chances, and varying wind patterns.
Herald American corrects a Sept 17 story about NYNEX Mobile Communications charges. The actual monthly fee is $15 with per minute charges not exceeding 36 cents. The previous report cited $3.40 per minute for calls by County Executive Nicholas Pirro and five staffers.
Daily temperatures show a high of 75 and low of 58 with a record high 86 set in 1951 and a low 31 from 2948. Precipitation notes include 17 inches for Monday and October, a 1.28 inch record for yesterday in 1924, and 1.88 inches expected today from 1974, plus October totals and heating degree analysis at Hancock Airport.
The forecast notes northwesterly winds 15 to 80 knots with scattered showers and waves of 4 to 7 feet offshore. Coastal areas including Nantucket, Truro, and Cape Cod report rough conditions with heavy showers and hazardous boating prospects. A separate detail mentions a fisherman incident near Nantucket or Cape Cod with a seven dollar reference and unsettled seas.
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