Make the Grade or Stay on the Bench
An Onondaga County high school faces a unique choice as some districts push for strict academic standards while others resist. The Herald-Journal notes a mix of approaches to keeping students engaged.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1990
Page
2
An Onondaga County high school faces a unique choice as some districts push for strict academic standards while others resist. The Herald-Journal notes a mix of approaches to keeping students engaged.
Redux of Syracuse temperatures with a record high 86 set in 1928 and record low 28 from 1964, normal highs 63. Precipitation totals show 2.63 inches for the month. forecasts touch winds from 5 to 63 mph at varying altitudes, and regional color changes from Adirondacks to Finger Lakes indicating peak foliage. The report includes broader state economic notes and regional weather patterns.
Rain through the weekend continues after a record 1.23 inches fell at Hancock Airport on Oct 11. The old record was 1.12 inches set in 1905. Tonight will be cloudy with rain developing, low around 55 to 60. Saturday highs near 65 with more rain, and a Sunday to Monday shower chance with highs 65 to 75. Dry spell possible by Tuesday, highs in the 60s. Don Cazentre reports.
Weather outlook calls for more rain chances with highs hovering in the mid 60s and overnight lows slipping to the low to mid 50s. Expect scattered showers and periods of wet conditions across the region.
A stationary front from northeast Tennessee to western Maine splits warm humid Atlantic air from cooler moist air in the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Moisture from tropical storms will ride this front today, bringing rainfall exceeding three inches in parts of Kentucky Ohio and West Virginia.
Anna Johnson, hired for 10000 to bear a test tube embryo for Mark and Grispina Calvert, testified she grew attached to the three week old baby during pregnancy. She denied racial motives and said emotions influenced her view as Superior Court weighs guardianship in the first surrogate custody dispute where the surrogate is not the genetic parent.
Harold Gottfried 77 New York accountant leader in mass discount merchandising died Tuesday in New York City. Robert DeBragga 50 marketing executive died Oct 5 in Stonington Conn after long cancer advocacy. Murray Bowen 77 psychiatrist advanced family therapy died Tuesday in Chevy Chase Md. Frank E McCreery 72 former Rohr Industries CEO died Sunday in San Diego. Donald Royce 98 retired rear admiral died Sunday at Powhatan Nursing Home Falls Church. Morris H Hansen 79 statistician and Census official died Tuesday at Georgetown University Medical Center. Councilman Morgan 70 microbiologist educator NAS administrator died Wednesday at Anne Arundel Hospital Annapolis. He recently moved to Annapolis from Teaneck N J.
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