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February 15, 2008

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  • Print's Five Dollar Face Lift
    The first redesigned $5 bill, with pumped up security features to thwart counterfeiters, will enter circulation on March 13 and be spent at the gift shop of President Lincoln’s (whose face remains on the bill) Cottage at the Soldiers’ Home in Washington, D.C. The bill was not going to be redone, but agents discovered that counterfeiters could bleach the bills and remake them as $100 bills. more » » » 

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  • Fire at Cenveo Plant
    An emission control device at Cadmus Specialty Publications, Easton, PA, caught fire, but did not spread to the building. more » » » 
  • MAN Roland Unveils Productivity Innovations
    MAN Roland announced a litany of sheetfed and web press productivity innovations to be announced at drupa, following a PrintCity press conference held in Germany. more » » » 
  • The Ticker
    Today’s Ticker: PIA/GATF attends signing of economic stimulus package, Perfect Image Printing, Omaha Print, 10G donation to flexography recruitment, Cal Poly, Xplor, xpedx, IST Metz, MetalFX, La Crosse Litho and today’s quote. more » » » 

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