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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1990
Page
1
Two Upstate teens enjoy a grand afternoon practicing piano while a separate report follows a young man in Washington seeking admission to a U.S. military academy. The Herald Journal highlights teenage parenting realities alongside pursuit of elite education.
In 1984 London and Beijing began drafting an accord on the post 1997 Hong Kong fate as Britain prepared to revert the colony to China. In 1977 Sir Freddie Laker started the Skytrain service London to New York, but the airline collapsed in 1982.
Forecasters say a low pressure system will bring a short sunny spell to Central New York. Tonight in Syracuse will be mostly clear with near 50. Thursday near 70 degrees with sunny skies. Rain returns Friday with highs upper 60s and lows near 50, then a cooler Saturday with showers and 45–50, partly sunny Sunday in the upper 50s.
Forecast shows city by city temperatures with highs and lows. Albany 69 44 New York 72 54 Bington 62 44 Plattsburgh 62 50 Bula 74 52 Pheepse 69 39 Cima 66 37 Rochester 71 49 Glens Falls 65 40 Alaba/e4 Massena 68 49 Watertown 68 50
Clouds and scattered showers from a disturbance moving east from the Great Lakes limit afternoon temperatures in the Northeast. By Thursday, skies clear from southwest to northeast and temperatures rebound toward seasonal levels according to New York Times News Service.
Syracuse notes high 66 for Tuesday with record highs and lows, normals near 69 and 4B. Precipitation Tuesday trace. monthly totals and records listed for September 25 2 49 and today 2.46 inches. Winds show surface 18 mph west and upper air speeds up to 42 mph. Adirondacks through Hudson Valley display color and change stages for fall foliage. State Department of Economy appears truncated at end.
The British Safety Council uses Prince Charles in a poster urging caution after a polo fall. About 30,000 posters are printed. A surgeon says there is no infection or complication, only stress from media intrusion during recovery from a second operation.
Burton Jenne of Amherst Ohio died at 71 after a long tenure as Little Brown Jug starting judge. Henry Werts of Newberry South Carolina died at 92. a pitcher for the Boston Braves. Barney Milburn of Oakland California, Oakland’s first elected Black official, died at 81. Virginia Helis of New Orleans, sportswoman and phil anthropist, died at 75. John A. Danaher of West Hartford Connecticut, former U.S. senator and federal appeals judge, died at 91 from complications after a broken hip.
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