Notable Obituary Roundup of American Notables
Henry Ephron 81, famed screenwriter of Desk Set and Take Her She’s Mine, dies. Marlin Pat Harder 70, ex NFL player and referee, passes after long illness. John R. Miltner 46, Millikin University president, dies. cause listed as forgiven amid skin cancer treatment. Albert Rees 71, labor economist and Princeton provost, dies of cancer. Ethel Hudson 96, last surviving NH Shaker, dies. Charles C. Kates 80, writer and publisher, dies of pancreatic cancer. resided Hastings-on-Hudson.
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Henry Ephron
Los Angeles
John R. Miltner
Champaign
Ill
Millikin University
Albert Rees
Princeton Township
Princeton University
Ford
Charles C. Kates
Hawthorne
Charles
Kates
Rosary Hill
Hastings-on-Hudson
Herald Journal Delivery Guarantee And Contact Numbers
Local paper offers delivery guarantee and customer service hours seven days a week. Includes phone lines for local and long distance, advertising, classifieds, legal notices, retail ads, and puzzle help with toll free style numbers.
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Herald-Journal
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Pleasant Central New York Weather Outlook
Forecasters predict a pleasant day with a 30 percent chance of evening showers or a thunderstorm then clearing skies. Lows around 54 with west winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday mainly sunny in Central New York with a high of 74 and a low of 52. Thursday partly sunny with possible late showers or thunderstorms, high 76, low 64.
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New York
Oneida-Gnondaga Lakes
Tonight's Syracuse Forecast Clears With Cooler Friday
Partly sunny and breezy conditions expected in Syracuse Friday with a high near 64 and a low around 48. The forecast calls for sunny periods Saturday.
Smog Outbreak Traced to Weather Pattern in 1943
A Pacific air mass cools and traps dry air along the California coast creating smog. Authorities note the first major Los Angeles smog event occurred on September 8, 1943, underscoring how stagnant conditions hinder pollutant dilution by cleaner upper air.
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Pacific
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Los Angeles
Question and answer prompts on unemployment and hurricane relief
A Q and A style excerpt covers 1930s unemployment rates, later recession highs, hurricane aid in South Florida, and presidential residences. It cites unemployment peaking at 249 percent in 1933, 11 percent jobless in 1962-83 recessions, and Postal Service and bill-pay deadlines easing for hurricane victims, plus notes on Bill and Hillary Clinton’s residence in Arkansas.
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Labor Department
United States
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Florida
Postal Service
From New Amsterdam to New York and the Pledge origin
Fragmentary notes recount the Dutch surrender of New Amsterdam to the British who renamed it New York. It cites early versions of the Pledge of Allegiance in The Youths Companion. A Galveston hurricane report mentions about 6000 deaths.
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New Amsterdam
New York
Galveston
Texas
Blondie
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