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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1992
Page
1
Jose Canseco stood in the on deck circle Monday when he said he no longer belonged to the Oakland A's. The flamboyant outfielder was traded to Texas for three players, signaling a major roster shakeup.
Nancy Reeves of Chittenango burns rubber during weekly drag races at ESTA Safety Park in Cicero. She is among several dedicated racers who hit the track on Sundays.
Vincent Cohen, a 1960 Syracuse Law School graduate, joins about 500 black and Hispanic alumni returning for homecoming. The four edition of Coming Back Together offers workshops, seminars, and career counseling aimed at improving opportunities for current students, not nostalgia.
In Sarajevo, a city bakery may close next week as diesel runs low. Chief executive Mustafa Pamuk said bread production dropped from 90,000 to 40,000 loaves daily, with only about 4700 gallons left to power ovens for five days. He warned relief is needed to avoid closure as winter arrives. Other areas face similar fuel fears in the siege.
The fragment notes a cooler summer with June through August ranking as the sixth coolest on record tied to 1982. It mentions early color change and a decline in daily daylight from 13 to 11.5 hours, plus a note that snow has not fallen in September since 1947.
The Old Farmer's Almanac foresees more rainfall and cooler air into September while the National Weather Service in Syracuse predicts a drier warmer month. Forecaster Thomas Hauf notes past patterns link cold summers to below average snowfall and warmer winters, with August finishing slightly above normal after several hot days.
September signals peak bird movement as Central New York birds migrate south and northern birds arrive for winter. Larry Linder of The Bird Feeding Station in Liverpool urges extra feeders. Gardening tips advise planting spring bulbs now and reviving poinsettias by Sept 20 with light and dark cycles.
After Hurricane Andrew, South Florida hosts makeshift tent cities for up to 17,000 civilians as relief struggles with delays and red tape. Gov Chiles cites 85,000 unrepairable homes to be razed while 175,000 to 250,000 remain homeless. Thunderstorms add to misery as authorities vow long-term aid.
LaFayette New York congregations including six churches and 50 Onondaga County Presbyterian churches organize food clothing and cash drives for Lafayette Louisiana after Hurricane Andrew. Columbian Presbyterian Church to collect at 5 p.m. drive a truck south Wednesday. Nanette Martin cites sign Lafayette here we come. Carrier Corp Replacement Component Division also sent a truckload with ice makers generators chainsaws and fans and plans another delivery with food and water.
Lloyd Elm leads 16th annual Indian Village showcase with 20 Troquois dancers and two singers at Turtle Mound stage. Performers wear traditional regalia, while visitors observe culture, craft, and a note on sacred meaning guiding dance beyond mere entertainment.
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