08 Oct 1989
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1989
Page
1
Saturday results list the Daily Number as 074 and Win Four as 50772. Keno results show 20 numbers including 2 4 5 14 16 17 18 49 20 34 35 37 45 48 57 74 75 76 77. New York Lotto drawing numbers were 7 8 26 29 32 with supplementary 4. Customer service hours noted for phone delivery support.
In Taif Saudi Arabia Lebanon's Christian and Muslim lawmakers clash over a Syrian troop withdrawal. Arab League mediators push for a phased pullout tied to reforms and a security pact, while Aoun and Sunni deputies urge earlier action amid a fractured 14 year civil war.
The Herald American misquoted cellular rates for personal calls by County Executive Nicholas Pirro and staff. Actual charge was $15 per month plus up to 25 cents per minute, not $3.50 per minute as reported.
Syracuse forecast shows cloudy conditions with possible rain or snow showers and highs around the upper 40s. Temperatures dip to the low mid 30s tonight, then sunny near 40s to mid 40s by midweek with continued variation into Tuesday and Wednesday.
The National Weather Service warns of possible overnight flurries as a cool Canadian air mass moves in for several days. Expect mostly cloudy skies with showers and temperatures in the upper 40s, falling to the mid 30s at night, with varying warmth later in the week. Frost warnings appear in Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia areas as rain drench San Antonio and parts of Florida, Kansas and Nebraska.
Buffalo area reports cloudy with a chance of rain or snow showers and highs in the upper 40s. Surry, Courious Da, and nearby locales show mixed forecasts with similar patterns and temperatures in the mid to upper 40s.
The Nation reports cloudy conditions across multiple regions with highs generally in the 45 to 55 range and nightly lows around 30s. Some areas show sun breaks and Columbus Day notices, while showers or sprinkles are possible in Adirondacks Champlain Valley Catskills and nearby locales.
The Syracuse station reports high 54 Saturday and 44 overnight, with a record today of 83 set in 1916 and a low of 29 from 1854. October precipitation shows 32 inches for October, with yesterday’s record at 2.00 inches and today’s 157 inches noted, while wind forecasts show Westerly 12 to 75 mph at various altitudes.
The bulletin notes changing foliage in the Capital Saratoga area Albany with bright orange and yellow. In Catskills Kingston area colors shift rapidly with up to 76 percent change and some bright red. Mohawk Valley counties show about 20 percent change with amber and dark red. Finger Lakes Chemung County nears peak with about 70 percent change and a mix of yellow, red, rust and orange.
A 1871 Chicago drought and forest fires left 250 dead and about 196 million dollars in damage as southwest winds spread embers across the city and up to Peshine. Severe weather details include air quality notes and marine forecasts for Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence.
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