Langley FCU To Shred ThePast

April 05, 2005, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. - (04/05/05) -- Langley FCU will do its part toprevent identity theft by promoting the shredding of sensitiveinformation at a special 'Shredding Day' April 20 to eliminate oldbills, tax paperwork, credit card receipts and any other documentsfor members and non-members that could be used by I.D. thieves. Thecomplimentary document shredding will be held from 9 am to 4 pm, oruntil the on-site shredding truck is full. Those who attend canregister to win cross-cut shredders, which will be given away every30 minutes.

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