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FILE -- Omero Catan, a collector of "firsts" and once a fixture at opening ceremonies who claimed to be the first paying customer to use a New York City parking meter, at said meter on 25th Street between Lenox and Seventh Avenues in Manhattan, in Sept. of 1951. From court cases to political scandals to murder, the city has long been racked with conflict over how to handle parked cars, a never-ending problem that often drives New Yorkers to the brink. (Mike Lien/The New York Times)
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A SEPT. 1951, FILE PHOTO.
2026-05-12
MIKE LIEN/The New York Times Agency/East News
The New York Times Agency
MIKE LIEN
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