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April 12, 1988

NEW PEODUCT FROM VECTOR GRAPHIC

By CBR Staff Writer

One’s sensibilities really get battered in this business, and the new brainchild, if that is the right word, of Ms Lore Harp, a founder of now-defunct micromaker Vector Graphic Corp, has now found its way over here: yesterday we received an invitation to a press conference from the Commercial Division of Scott Ltd for which the venue was Grosvenor Hotel, Victoria Station and thereafter The Ladies, Victoria Station; the product was indeed a personal one – not a computer but a Personal Seats toilet seat cover – and the come-on declared that recent research by Scott to assess the need for its new product reveals that 80% of British women prefer to hover rather than sit directly on a public lavatory seat – but what really made the mind boggle was the message at the top of the invite: it was headed Photocall (look for the item in your favourite scabrous pop daily today; we’re backing the Telegraph to have the best story).

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