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Gold/Mining/Energy : Biometric Security Corp (BMS.V)

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To: Kevin Hamlin who wrote (172)	5/4/1999 10:55:00 PM
From: Veteran98	of 181

Biometric Security Corp BMS Shares issued 20,834,412 1999-05-03 close $0.36 Tuesday May 4 1999 The Vancouver Sun reports in a lengthy feature business story in its Tuesday edition that a piece of United States military technology in the emerging field of biometrics has surfaced on the Vancouver Stock Exchange. Reporter William Boei says that if it works out the way that Biometric Security hopes, a lot of people who never run afoul of the law could end up being fingerprinted. All you will have to do is work for a company with high-security areas, or on a computer network, or punch a time clock at work, or use a bank machine, or own a car or telephone. Biometric Security president Patrick McCleery says the U.S. Defence Department was intrigued enough a few years ago to ask Arete Associates, a privately-owned, California-based technology think-tank, to look at adapting a fingerprint scanner for battlefield weapons. He says the defence department eventually decided to hold fire on the technology, but gave Arete permission to spin it off into a new subsidiary, Biometric Identification.

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