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March 7, 2003
Jewelry theft costs hotel chain big bucks
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
I've always thought jewelry is overrated. This probably explains why my own "collection" consists of a cheap wristwatch, and a few sentimental items like my college class ring and a wedding band I no longer wear.
But that's okay. Because when I travel, I don't have to worry about using theft-proof luggage (if there is such a thing) or safety deposit boxes, or taking other measures to keep my jewelry from being stolen. Which brings me to the contrary experience of Joseph and Marie Ippolito.
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