Eye in the sky system used in Olean faces fate
In Olean New York Police Chief Michael Luty says a street light mounted surveillance system worked well during the day but will be removed as mayor elect William Smith denounces it as privacy invasive. Eight cameras in a three block area reduced burglaries though critics say night performance is weak. The system was installed by Olean Cablevision in 1968 and was to be leased at 6500 dollars a year with potential relocation to another city.
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Vietnam War Evades Cease Fire With Continued Raids
U S reports say B32 raids against Laotian supply lines continued despite a Viet Cong cease-fire. Four U S soldiers and two South Vietnamese were killed by a claymore blast in a Saigon suburb, with seven hours after the truce began. Ground fighting near the Cambodian border left about 30 enemy dead with no U S casualties. In Saigon, a Christmas Eve mood persisted amid security, while U S troops were briefly dispersed from a cathedral area after a phone warning from a colonel.
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Pope speaks on Christmas night amid new mass changes
The Pope spoke on Christmas night praising faith and the birth of Christ as humanity finds new truth. The address did not call for peace, unlike typical messages, and hinted he would address peace in a live address from St. Peter's Square. Diplomats from Western Europe Latin America and parts of Asia attended. no delegates from the United States or Soviet Union due to absent diplomatic ties.
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Bethlehem Christmas in a tense occupied city
A Christmas scene in Bethlehem shows crowds from many nations gathered for a service relayed to squares as Israeli troops patrol nearby and safeguard exits. Explosions alarm residents while pilgrims from the United States, Britain, France, Italy, Scandinavia, Japan, India and Africa visit despite threats. Souvenir shops thrive near the grotto where Christ is said to have been born.
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Weather: variable conditions across major cities
The report lists afternoon readings and conditions for cities from Boston to Honolulu. Temperatures range from 19 in Minneapolis to 74 in Honolulu with a mix of cloudy, clear, snow, rain and partly cloudy skies.
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Better Days Ahead Seen For Burley Leaf Industry
Senator John Sherman Cooper said the Burley tobacco industry in Kentucky can expect better days despite a slump this season. He noted the government loan pool supports farmers and firms may prefer government purchases to stockpiling. Cooper supported health warning labeling but warned against excessive federal controls. He also flagged ongoing legal challenges over anti smoking ads and TV airtime rules.
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Gifts and political gestures stamp UN mission reports
Perot warned flights to Vientiane were unsafe after dark due to sporadic ez along the runway. A jetliner in Bangkok bears Peace on Earth while a second craft bears Good Will Toward Men and waits in Los Angeles. North Vietnamese leaders told Perot gifts must come by mail through Moscow as Hanoi radio blasts the mission as a U.S. war crime coverup.
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Medal of Honor holder Spurrier freed after prison term
Moundsville West Virginia AP Junior James Spurrier Medal of Honor recipient walked out of prison on Christmas Eve and planned a reunion with his 4 year old daughter in Tennessee. The story recounts his military feats including liberating a town and capturing prisoners, followed by post service legal troubles and a 5 year term for a firearms offense and probation violations tied to a false pretenses television scheme. He was later committed to treatment for alcoholism and later sentenced in Maryland on a weapons charge after a酒incident with a friend.
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