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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1989
Page
2
A brief notice from the Syracuse Herald Journal outlines customer service contact details and hours of operation. It mentions phone access seven days a week, with hours specified, and references the Syracuse location and associated newspaper administration.
The Associated Press lists lottery results with Daily number 749 for Monday and Win Four 6352. Keno draws show 2 3 14 25 34 and additional numbers 25 33 99 40 44 48 49 53 58 64 65 67 73 74 73. Cash A0 entries include 12 15 25 22 37 39.
A Syracuse forecast shows showers with partial clearing toward daybreak and a low near 50 tonight. Wednesday will be variable clouds with a high near 85. Extended outlook calls for rain or snow showers Thursday and Friday with lows 30 to 35 and highs around 45. Saturday brings a chance of snow with a low near 22 and a high near 40.
National Weather Service reports a cold front from the Carolinas and Ohio Valley bringing cooler air and rain across New York. In Syracuse, showers are likely overnight with clearing near dawn and a low near mid 40s. Wednesday should be partly sunny with highs around 50s, while Thursday and Friday bring lingering rain or snow showers and 30s to mid 40s.
A failed mortar strike on El Salvador’s Defense Ministry wounded 15 and killed a civilian named Ernesto Vasquez 72. Authorities said 16 mortars were fired from two trucks near the ministry, with eight landing in the ministry grounds and eight on surrounding streets. 30 unfired mortars were found in the launch trucks. President Alfredo Cristiani condemned the act as terrorism. The Farabundo Martí National Liberation Front suspended use of such weapons in populated areas due to inaccuracy and civilian casualties.
The State regional forecast lists multiple zones from Buffalo to New York City with showers or rain, partial clearing, and variable wind speeds. Temperatures range from the mid forties to mid sixties, with Wednesday expected to turn partly sunny or mostly sunny in many areas.
West Bengal news reports a man was trampled to death by an elephant after beating its calf as a herd of about 40 elephants roamed through homes and rice paddies near Selborn, 60 miles west of Calcutta. Police did not specify the date or the elephant's sex.
Herald Journal staff state commitment to accurate reporting and invite readers to call 470 2265 to report factual inaccuracies in coverage. The note emphasizes correcting errors in this space.
Weather service notes provide forecast access by phone at 457 5000 and questions at 455 6600. The message mentions a schedule “Monday Through Friday” and references a toll free line 7620 and frequency 162.950 MHz RAQRO.
The report lists temperatures with highs near 72 and lows around 41 for Monday. It notes a record high of 74 set in 1974 and a low of 20 from 1925, plus October precipitation totals, snow records, and wind speeds up to 60 mph from various directions.
Lake Ontario sees southern winds 10-20 knots turning westerly 20-30 with showers and a thunderstorm risk, waves 4-7 feet tonight. Wednesday westlies 15-25 knots with scattered morning showers then fair, seas 5-8 feet. St Lawrence shows southerly 10-20 turning to 15-30 knots with local showers and thunderstorm chance tonight, Wednesday west to 30 knots with gusts and morning showers then fair.
According to tomo the bushy tail of a squire predicts a hard winter. The saying links animal signs to tougher weather, suggesting harsh cold ahead.
Fort Lauderdale record shows heating degree readings for a specific date in 1995. Data summary highlights temperatures, weather impact, and potential energy usage implications. Further details unavailable due to fragmentary source text.
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