24 Oct 1993
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1993
Page
1
Hometown Voices columnist Dick Case explains why Earl Allen makes hay rakes from white ash and ironwood, arguing metal rakes can’t match the traditional wooden version. The piece appears in INSIDE TODAY’S HERALD AMERICAN.
Columnist Joan Vadeboncoeur explains why Sean Young denies playing herself in the spoof Fatal Instinct.
A compact survey of columns and notices across sections including real estate and mortgage rates, the Ann Landers advice column, and Parade Magazine style features. Readers encounter brief notes on automotive topics, motorcycle items, and classified opportunities alongside entertainment listings and TV guides.
Call us numbers for service ads legal notices sports and tours. Syracuse Herald American publishes local news and classifieds from Syracuse New York with post office box addresses and contact numbers for departments and subscriptions.
Traveler's forecast for the Bir 15 area shows partly sunny skies and warm conditions. In the Catskills the season has dipped, with a strong trend toward pleasant warmth as highs reach 67 and lows around 48.
The forecast calls for plenty of sunshine with a mild afternoon. Highs around 64 degrees. Clear to partly cloudy overnight with a low near 44. Expect sunny to partly cloudy skies continuing.
Four days of rain in New Hampshire and Massachusetts culminated in a major flood on October 24, 1785. Bridges were carried away and mill damage was extensive as the Merrimack River rose. National extremes note 95 at Death Valley and 45 at Wisdom.
Weekend lottery figures list numbers for Daily Number 389 and WinFour 1814 along with Pick 10 selections and Lotto numbers. Supplemental note references The Assorted P, indicating a promotional or ancillary entry.
Colonel Erich Hartmann, 71, renowned World War II fighter ace, died near Stuttgart, Germany, reported by The Daily Telegraph. He gained fame as a leading Luftwaffe pilot and remains a notable figure in aviation history.
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