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still finds clear sailing in business  Stanley A. Dashew, who
has been an entrepreneur and inventor since he was 15, is now
pushing his latest creation: a rehabilitation and fitness device
that looks like a jazzed-up walker.  December 25, 2011|By Roger
Vincent, Los Angeles Times   • Stanley A. Dashew's latest
invention is the Dashaway, a rehabilitation and fitness device
that looks like a jazzed-up walker with wheels and hand brakes.
Stanley A. Dashew's latest invention is the Dashaway, a
rehabilitation… (Irfan Khan, Los Angeles…)  The gig: A 95-year-
old sailor, inventor and entrepreneur, Stanley A. Dashew is
probably best known for his invention of credit card embossing
and imprinting machines in the 1950s that helped give birth to
the plastic credit card industry. He has also invented other
devices in such fields as shipping, mining and marine
recreation. He personally holds 14 U.S. patents.  Dashew and his
late wife, Rita, were world traveler