Cameras Enter New York Courtrooms in Historic Test
Onondaga County Judge William J. Burke presided as cameras were allowed in a Syracuse courtroom for the Hoglen murder trial marking a statewide rollout of cameras in courtrooms. The 18 month experiment begins with phased telecast and still photography and video recording by June 1 in several counties.
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Onondaga County
William J. Burke
New York State
Donald W. Hoglen
Hoglen
Burke
New York City
Hegien
Ash St
Dorothy Day
Golly
Louise Anne Pitcher
John Duncan
Hogien
Snow and cola case stirs Wednesday health concern
Uncertain report notes a 4026 chance of faintness on Wednesday. Details reference A2 and suggest health vigilance around snowy conditions and possible cola intake.
Shot Down in Alaska
A brief sports item notes an incident in Alaska where a team or competitor suffered a defeat or setback. Details are minimal, with emphasis on the outcome and regional context.
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Alaska
Sex Respect course centers on self control for teens
Two opposing views rise over the Sex Respect program adopted by schools and churches. Supporters call it a new teen sexual education approach, while opponents say it cannot work amid rising teen pregnancy abortion rates and sexually transmitted diseases. Both sides cite AIDS as a growing concern.
Inmates hand over killer from high security prison
Cuban inmates holding 90 hostages released a double murderer seen as the most dangerous U S prisoner, Thomas Silverstein, who was brought out in handcuffs and turned over to authorities. Prison officials said most Cubans favored ending the siege. a small faction remained inclined to resist.
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Atlanta
U.S
Louisiana
Thomas Silverstein
Patrick Korten
U.S. Justice Department
Stone
Korten
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Summit rhetoric heats up in nuclear arms talks
President Reagan accused the Soviet Union of pursuing a war fighting capability in space as Gorbachev readies for a nuclear arms reduction treaty. Reagan defended the Star Wars space defense program, calling it a cornerstone of national security for the 1990s and beyond. He cited a Defense Department report predicting a Soviet push for space based warfare and urged continued research and deployment when ready.
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Washington
Kremlin
Mikhail Gorbachev
Reagan
Soviet Union
Gorbachev
Strategic Defense Initiative
SDI
Department of Defense
Hentage Foundation
Gorbachev denies space shield deployment in Star Wars era
In a Kremlin TV interview aired to U.S. viewers ahead of a Reagan summit, Mikhail Gorbachev says the Soviet Union is researching space defense like the United States but will not deploy a space-based missile shield. He criticizes emigration limits as national security matters and accuses the U.S. of promoting a brain drain.
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Moscow
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
United States
Soviet Union
Gorbachev
NBC News
Reagan
America
SDI
Kremlin
New wave of anxiety shakes markets nationwide
A global market scare hits stocks and currencies as fears rise over budget cuts inflation debt and a looming confidence crisis. The Dow plunges, the Nikkie Star slides, and the dollar weakens amid warnings Washington must act to restore faith. Traders credit Japan's intervention for steadiness and await decisive policy moves.
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New York
U.S
Tokyo Stock Exchange
Japan
Jollar
London Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Washington
Robert Brusca
Nikko Securities International Inc
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