Trial cameras begin in New York courts for public access
The article reports on the opening of the 18 month trial allowing television and newspaper cameras in New York courtrooms. Judge William J Burke of Onondaga County welcomed jurors and photographers noting the move advances public understanding of the judicial system and public confidence in courts despite concerns from some lawyers.
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New York State
Onondaga
Onondaga County
William J Burke
Cameras Return to New York Courtrooms With Restrictions
The state permits cameras in several counties as of yesterday with more courts to open on a staggered basis until June 1 1988. A 12 month trial will be evaluated for potential permanent expansion. Journalists express cautious optimism about fair trial administration and accountability while acknowledging restrictions.
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New York
Bronx
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Monroe
Eno
Chemung
Bruno Hauptmann
Winter Market Crash Prompts Heated Deficit Debate
The stock market faces a long downturn as analysts warn of further losses amid a weak budget deficit deal. Investors fear a prolonged winter until new leadership in Washington emerges and decisive reforms pass.
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Congress
Reagan
Harape
Japan
Beltway
Remembering Two Gifted Students and Community Notes
A former Brewerton Elementary teacher recalls John and Danny Roller as highly intelligent students with remarkable memories. She shares classroom memories of Danny, including his tests and quiet mood, and notes Pam Roller's discussions about their futures. The piece includes reflections on local events at J D High School and Bishop Ludden and ends with community optimism for Syracuse’s revitalization.
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Brewerton Elementary
John
Danny Roller
Ius School
Danny
Truax and Hovey
Tommy Roller
Tommy
Pam Roller
Hittie
Pam
BOCES
Danny Keller
Fire chief lauded for halting Payetteville Manlius cross country meet
A reader supports Fire Chief Be Paul Whorrall for stopping the November 21 cross country meet due to severe weather, citing student safety. The letter condemns allowing the event given snow, wind and cold and commends the decision to prioritize athletes’ health over competition.
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Paul Whorrall
Manlius
Rel
Payetteville-Manlius
Readers invited to submit brief public issue letters
The Herald-Journal and Herald American invite readers to submit letters for publication on public issues. Letters should be brief and legible with a succinct point. The paper may withhold writer identity and edit letters for length to fit limited space while preserving the thrust of the message.
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Herald-Journal
Herald American
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