April 6, 2002

JetBlue becomes first airline to install hidden surveillance cameras in passenger cabin; most other American airlines are expected to install cameras, which let pilots watch passengers on two cockpit screens; critics seek assurances that passenger privacy rights will be protected; photo (M)

Book value of Enron Corp's trading desk, source of nearly all of its profits, has plunged, in part because of changes in market during fall and winter and in part because desk reportedly sometimes exaggerated worth of deals to inflate profits; company's bankruptcy reorganization plan revolves almost entirely around generating cash by liquidating unit that houses trading desk and still owns book; Enron has sold trading desk to UBS for percentage of profits it generates; some creditors hope Enron is merely trying to lower expectations with its low estimates of book's current value; photo (M)

New York Roman Catholic Archdiocese's files on its handling of case of Edward A Pipala, from 1977, when it first learned that priest had sexual encounter with student, to 1993, when it was disclosed that he had molested as many as 50 boys, are made public for first time; details of abuse became widely known in 1993 and he was defrocked and jailed; probe of church records shows what can happen in absence of both strict rules and vigilance at all levels; Pipala was allowed to run youth groups in two parishes after 1977 incident and eventually became pastor in third; photos (M)

New York Mets defeat Atlanta Braves, 9-3; photo (M)

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