{"value"=>"<p>New Year's Eve files contain correspondence, press releases, publicity files, and other documentation of annual celebrations in Times Square between 1982 and 1999 (not inclusive), as well as material focusing on Artkraft Strauss' participation in the ball lowering. Of particular note is \"Tama's Red File,\" which contains correspondence between Tama Starr and various agencies, including the Times Square BID, Times Square District Management Association, Steven Israel of One Times Square Associates, and others, in regards to legal issues and complaints, the bankruptcy of One Times Square (historically, the host location for the ball drop), physical custody of the New Year's Eve ball, efforts by One Times Square Associates to trademark the New Year's Eve celebration, and the contentious relationships between many of the key companies and organizations involved in the ball drop. Also notable are files from 1996, when the Times Square BID replaced Artkraft Strauss with another operator for the first time in the history of the event.</p>"}