15 Oct 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1993
Page
1
Felix Grant, 75, a disc jockey who popularized bossa nova to reggae, died of cancer Tuesday. Dr Harriet Louise Hardy, 87, pioneer in occupational medicine, died Wednesday of lymphoma after identifying beryllium as a source of illness among factory workers in the 1940s.
The notice guarantees delivery by 5 pm if late or striked, with free re-delivery. Customer Service operates Monday to Saturday 6 am to 8 pm and Sunday 8:30 am to 11:30 am. Local and long distance numbers provided for various departments including advertising, legal notices, retail ads, and news staff.
The Herald-Journal lists local weather lines with a NewsLine number and category prompts for Syracuse and other areas. It includes forecast categories, regional leaves color updates for Adirondacks Catskills Finger Lakes and 1000 Islands Seaway, plus a daily pollution index and air quality note.
The Syracuse forecast calls for a mix of clouds and sun with a high near 62 degrees and a low around 48. Light southerly winds are expected, and no precipitation is indicated for the evening.
Experiments in the 1940s sought to test cloud seeding effects on hurricanes. The first chosen storm on October 15, 1947 reversed course after seeding and struck Savannah Beach, Georgia, leading to termination of the project. Yesterday's national extremes report 98 at El Centro and 14 at South Lincoln.
A reader asks about mountains and confirms Mount Whitney at 14,494 feet as the highest in the contiguous United States, while Mount McKinley sits higher on the continental U.S. tally. The exchange clarifies terms contiguous and continental and cites the USGS definitions.
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