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The teller at the deposit window of the bank sharply reprimanded a man because he had neither filled out a deposit slip nor put his loose silver in the special little rolls of specified amounts.

A convicted bank robber sued the city of Oakland and the bank he robbed for $2 million, claiming he suffered excruciating pain when a bundle of stolen cash, containing a dye pack, exploded in his p

Just about the time you thought you were up-to-date on all the regulatory edicts from Congress-here comes another one!

Mailing your letters, buying your stamps, and making a withdrawal from your bank account while you're in the post office may be a possibility in the near future.

Re: "Mock Hold-ups: A Good Idea?"

With regard to the article in your last issue on mock holdups, I'd like to share with you an incident that happened to a local bank.

With over 70,000 ATMs in operation today, and "new" money costing about three cents per note, it is very costly to destroy notes that still have "life" in them and replace them with new notes.

By now, you are already experiencing one of the most complicated of the new government requirements-that of the new 4789 described on the front page of this newsletter.You may have also already had

"But I KNOW I made the deposit in time!"

"The new computer conversion will solve all our computer problems!"

"Hi! I'm from the government, and I'm here to help you!"

Every auditor I have ever talked to really loves their job, and feels that they can meet the challenge of today adequately-if they are given the chance.

Angry customers are one thing. Angry older customers are definitely another!