Banks say cash not disappearing despite electronic banking push
Washington reports that cash and checks still drive the U.S. economy though ATMs and home banking grow. Bankers, consumer advocates, and industry groups debate consumer needs and the pace of adoption, noting branch closures may accompany more automated services and a persistent outside banking population.
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Washington
United States
Sheldon D. Golub
American Bankers Association
Stephen Brobeck
Consumer Federation of America
U.S
Minnie
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Bankers Association
Golub
Federal Reserve System
O. Tom Thomas
U.S. League of Savings Institutions
Chicago
Consumer Federation
Probeck
Jersey boy loses 86 pounds after stomach stapling
Richie Richardson aged 13 and physician Dr. Walter Judge at Jersey Shore Medical Center Neptune New Jersey describe a stomach stapling operation last July. The procedure reduced his waist from 54 to 44 inches and cut his weight by 86 pounds.
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Walter Judge
Richardson
Jersey Shore Medical Center
Neptune
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Work in the 21st Century Predictions and Voices
A preview of 21st century work trends from Personnel Administrator highlights include notes on part time work rising, non monetary rewards, career retraining, and shifts toward the arts and creative pursuits. Expert quotes from Yankelovich Immerwahr Asimov Lodge Watts Choate Klaus Feingold Barrett Bird and others anticipate flexible contracts relocation training global hierarchies and a longer era of work without retirement. Read more in the December issue and in the forthcoming book Work in the 21st Century.
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Personnel Administrator Magazine
American Society For Personnel Administration
Daniel Yankelovich
John Immerwandr
Glen Watts
Gunther Klaus
S. Norman Feingold
Nancy S. Barrett
Caroline Bird
Hangovers Hit Kids in Holiday Alcohol Trend
A University of Connecticut Health Center official notes a rise in toddlers getting hangovers during holidays due to alcohol in colognes scented gifts and perfumes. He cites bottles with high alcohol content and calls to the poison center averaging four child alcohol ingestions daily in the 1982 season.
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Farmington, Conn
University of Connecticut Health Center
Poison Center
Dennis Crean
Crean
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