Police adopt citywide CCTV in Olean contract
Police in Olean New York will monitor a five block business district from headquarters via six television cameras along North Union Street under a contract with Ali Band Cablevision costing 6500 per year. The system is described as probably the first of its kind in use locally.
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Wat Clean
New York
Ali-Band Cablevision
North Union Street
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Olean
N.Y
Free Kittens Offered By Mrs Peck Meier In City
Mrs Peck Meier of 10 Park offers eight week old kittens for free and can be contacted after 3 50 pm at 422 879 for more information. Mark Twain reportedly first used a typewriter for a manuscript submitted for publication.
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Peck Meier
Park
Bullish Reports Coming On 69 Business Health
John Cunnin reports from AP describe two major economists forecasting robust 1969 growth based on corporate expansion plans. They foresee up to seven percent spending gains and a steadier, balanced economy with inflation easing. Stock market analysts suggest blue chip gains as capital spending rises in late 1969, despite Fed and tax pressures.
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John Cunnifr
New York
Federal Reserve
John Wright
Bridgeport
Wright
Addingo
Army buddy forced to join Vietnam after death during overseas duty
CHARLOTTE AP Eleven months apart after enlisting together Spec. 4 Erwin Seawell and Pfc. Marshall Callahan formed a tight bond in Charlotte. Seawell, stationed in Germany, learned Callahan died of Vietnam injuries. He escorted Callahan’s body home to Charlotte and then requested reassignment to Vietnam, reversing earlier plans due to pneumonia that separated them. The two had met four years earlier and planned to serve side by side under the buddy system.
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Charlotte
N.C
Erwin Seawell
Germany
Vietnam
Pfc
Marshall Eugene Callahan
Seawell
Callahan
Army
Oakland
Calif
Five parties file petitions for New York ballot
The Peace and Freedom and Coalition parties joined Courage Socialist Labor and Socialist Workers in filing petitions with the secretary of state to appear on the November presidential ballot. Monday was the filing deadline and signatures were accepted for examination after three groups mailed theirs before midnight. A spokesman said 12 000 registered voters must sign. Attend Church Sunday.
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Albany
N.Y
Peace and Freedom and Coalition
Secretary of State
Courage Party
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Socialist Labor and Socialist
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