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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1982
Page
12
New York reports fraud in automated bank tellers has doubled yearly over three years. MIS Week cites Arizona survey showing losses rising from 9,886 in 1978 to 111,988 in 1981. Banks push stronger controls including applicant screening, PIN scrutiny, CCTV, and daily transaction limits.
A Field's and Lord & Taylor clash over Polo at 31 dollars versus Lacoste at 25 dollars. The piece traces Lacoste history from Rene Lacoste to Izod Lacoste, Polo's rise under Ralph Lauren, and the prestige driven by branding. It notes snob appeal, quality perceptions, and a market split between premium and imitators.
New York AP reports RCA will offer a video Bible set on videodiscs. The first five feature length discs cover Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah and the Ark, Abraham through Jacob, and Joseph. Filmed in the Holy Land, the discs include the Lord's Prayer and key stories.
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