On Tuesday the group petitioned the court and had planned ademonstration for the following day when demolition was slated tobegin. The judge asked for more time in making her decision andFCRC agreed to stall demolition until her decision was made.

Now with the judge's decision FCRC will begin demolition onabout nine buildings during the next 13 days. The hearing for theoriginal court case, which is being filed against FCRC as well asthe Empire State Development Corp., the Public Authorities ControlBoard and the MTA, is slated for May 3.

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