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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1990
Page
1
The piece notes AS SS ONY teens holding to heritage while fearing heights spiders and cars. It mentions a Countdown to the New Kids on the Block concert on November 24 at the Carrier Dome with a mix of wary smiles and anticipation.
Herald-Journal UE 1934 reports Bruno Hauptmann was arrested in New York and charged with the kidnap murder of the Lindbergh infant. The article notes a remark by Mark Twain at the Associated Press annual dinner in New York and records the death of President James A. Garfield from wounds suffered earlier in 1881.
Forecasters say a Midwest high pressure edge will bring partial sun Thursday but not stop rain this evening. Showers end tonight with temps near 50 and patchy fog by morning. Thursday's high will reach mid to upper 60s. Gary Gerew reports.
A desert of weather data reports high Tuesday around 88 and record lows and normal ranges missing precise values. Southerly winds 6-12 knots shift west after midnight with rain ending this evening and patchy fog toward morning. Lake Ontario winds NW 10-20 knots with occasional rain or drizzle and 2-4 foot waves. deep water Rochester temperature 68 degrees. Hours of sunshine Thursday 6-10 hours with good drying. Minimum relative humidity 55-60 percent.
A lingering warm spell eases as skies turn partly sunny with pleasant conditions. Highs reach the mid to upper 60s across the region, with light winds and small chances of brief afternoon clouds.
A cold air mass that brought record chill in the North East on Tuesday weakens today as warmer moist air moves north ahead of a disturbance. By evening the system will be absorbed by a larger disturbance from Hudson Bay and pivot toward upstate New York delivering the main rain with it.
Syria evolved from Seleucid heartland to Roman and Arab empires, then four centuries under Ottoman rule. After 1920 its teritory became a French mandate, Syria became a republic in 1944, and it later aligned with the United States amid the Persian Gulf crisis as it built independence and regional ties.
Orcas Island actor Charles Arnt aged 83 dies of pancreatic and liver cancer at home. Oliver Butterworth, 75, author and long time Hartford College for Women English professor, dies of melanoma in West Hartford. Jonn W DeWire, 74, Cornell physicist dies at Tompkins Community Hospital Ithaca of leukemia. Francis Leo Hogan Jr, 77, retired John Hancock underwriter, dies at Montefiore Hospital in the Bronx. Other obituaries noted.
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