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Channel 9's Fred Dressler reports on air pollution study in 1969
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October 11, 2022
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1:48Now PlayingFrom the 9NEWS archive: A July 21, 1969, film reel had a full story on an air pollution study in Adams City.
What's more interesting than this story itself is the man who reported it: Fred Dressler, who died in 2007. After working in Denver TV news, Dressler went on to work for American Television and Communication's cable system, which was later awarded the contract to provide cable for Denver. ATC was bought by Time Warner, which Dressler worked at as an executive for decades.
Dressler was the founder of E! Entertainment Network, SunSports Network in Florida, SportsNet New York and the In-Demand Network. He was inducted into the Cable Hall of Fame in 2014.
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