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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1990
Page
1
Fashion leaders glow over the revival of the Italian marchese’s kaleidoscopic prints popular in the 1960s as recaptured by designers and showcased in current collections. The Herald-Journal notes renewed interest and vibrant stylistic energy.
George W. Schoenhut a retired Dartmouth drama professor died of a heart attack at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital in Hanover at age 83 living in Thetford Wisconsin. Franklin L. Baumer Yale historian died of hypercalcemia at Griffin Hospital Derby Conn age 77 living Hamden Conn. Rudolph J. Thomas Harlem YMCA leader died of cardiac arrest at St. Luke's Roosevelt Hospital Center New York age 86 living New York. Ernest L. Sommer accounting partner died at home Hillsdale N Y age 64.
Weather spotlight notes frost warnings across parts of the interior Northeast on Monday with frost timing differing by as much as months within 100 miles. Delays are greater in major cities, coastal areas, and hills versus valleys, while northwestern Pennsylvania's mountains may freeze by September 1. Nearby Lake Erie shores stay frost free into early November.
National Weather Service Syracuse forecasters report a record low of 37 degrees at 4:30 AM, breaking the date record set in 1943. Warmth returns as high pressure moves east, bringing 40 to 45 degree nightly temperatures.
Syracuse reports show high 54 and low 39 for Monday with a potential new low record at 36 set in 1990 and a possible high 91 from 1955. Precipitation shows trace for Monday with monthly figures and record values for September 17 95 and today 229 in 1945, while winds shift from NW 9 mph at the surface to NW 58 mph at higher altitudes.
Variable winds under six knots in Oneida and Onondaga lakes shift to southeasterly six to twelve knots by morning, with fair conditions tonight. Lake Ontario sees southerly five to fifteen knot winds and fair weather with one to three foot waves. St Lawrence reports southwest winds five to fifteen knots with similar fair conditions and two to three foot waves. Rochester deep water temperature reads exceptionally high at 1568 degrees.
Jordan sits between Iraq and Israel facing a volatile regional crisis. King Hussein supporters pledge to follow the U.N. embargo on Iraqi trade while refugees flood in from Iraq and Kuwait, straining an already fragile economy.
The New York Times published its first issue in 1851 marking the launch of a major newspaper. In 1947 the United States Air Force became a separate military branch, shaping U.S. aerial defense and strategic operations.
The Herald Journal corrects misspellings and errors from recent issues. Teresa Pineda’s name was misspelled. a Consumer Score card was outdated. an interest-rate chart appears on Page B7. Two men arrested Aug 28 faced criminal possession of stolen property charges. one Man was not charged with drugs. A Solvay village board meeting report misstated the police chief action.
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