Turkey Rise to Republic After World War I
The text outlines Turkey with 55,377,000 people and 301,381 square miles, Ankara as capital, and a Republic government. It notes the Ottoman Empire’s former rule over Syria to the Gulf and Aegean islands, WWI alliances with Germany and Austria, the loss of territories and sultanate, and the 1923 republic declaration. It also mentions Turkey as an ally of the United States hosting American planes and supplies in the present oasis.
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Weekend Lottery Numbers Report
Saturday draws list Daily Number 589 and WinFour 2689 with Pick 10 sequence. Lotto numbers are 2 29 34 37 44 42 and supplementary 49. Sunday results show Daily Number 355 and WinFour 8175 with Pick 10 sequence 1 3 4 16 19 21 27 38 41 46 47 49 52 59 60 61 72 74 76 77 and an incomplete Associate section.
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Yearly political, pop culture notes from 1980s history
A compact survey of notable events: Vanessa Williams becomes Miss America in 1983 and resigns soon after over a Penthouse scandal. Somoza is assassinated in 1980 Paraguay. Saddam Hussein voids a Iran border pact days before war. In 1973 Begin and Sadat meet at Camp David and lay groundwork for peace treaty.
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Herald Journal Ad Service Hours and Contact
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World Weather and Earth Events Digest 61990
A roundup of global weather and geoscience items. Sudan refugees near Khartoum amid drought. government sending sorghum to northern Kordofan. Korea endures record rains with many dead and a collapsed river embankment. Deep drilling project near Windischhachenbach to probe deep energy and geology. sapphire discovery in Burma. seal culling debate in South Africa. Typhoon Dot and Tropical Storm Ed threaten Philippines and China. Hawaii watches Hurricane Marie. Acapulco quakes and Loma Prieta reminder tremors. Trees communicate via ethylene as acacia warns neighboring flora.
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First Frost Possible Across Central New York Tonight
The National Weather Service cautions patchy clouds may yield the season's first frost in outlying areas as temperatures dip to 35 degrees with lighter winds. Expect near 60 degree highs Tuesday, mid-40s to mid-60s Wednesday, and scattered showers Thursday and Friday with modestly warmer temps.
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Syracuse Weather Summary Shows Cool Nights and Quiet Rain
Local weather notes report high Sunday near 60 and low around 49 with a record high 89 in 1942 and record low 36 in 1986. Normal highs 72 and lows 62. Precipitation of 1.63 inches for September, with winds from the northwest up to 55 mph at altitude. Lakes winds ease tonight 6-12 knots, Ontario 10-20 knots with 4-6 foot waves. frost risk in outer areas, sunshine near 11 hours Tuesday.
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Weather spotlight shifts as high pressure moves southeast
Skies clear tonight as a high pressure system tracks southeast. Readings will fall into the 30s around the Great Lakes and interior Northeast while a trailing cold front from a low east of Cape Cod sweeps through central Florida, per New York Time.
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Obituary notices for Johnson Petry Tarassuk and Inghram
Laurence D. Johnson metro editor of The Bismarck Tribune died age 43 after a cancer battle while being airlifted home from Minnesota. Walter J. Petry Sr. Harlem YMCA board member for 50 years, died at 86 at his New York home. Dr Leonid Tarassuk arms and armor expert at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and his wife Nina Rastov zova died in a Quimper Brittany automobile crash. Howell A. Inghram Columbia University accounting professor emeritus died at 94 in Monroe Georgia following injuries from a July auto accident. Other obituaries noted on page B4.
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Locals correct Heisman errors in Lifestyle section
Journal notes two errors in Sunday's Lifestyle section. It misidentified Ernie Davis as a three time Heisman Trophy winner. he was a two time All American who won the Heisman in 1961. The item also misstated Chancellor William P Tolley’s birth year as 1900.
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