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Michigan League Relocating Headquarters from Detroit to Lansing

By Jim Rubenstein

LANSING, Mich. -- In line with the continuing move by state leagues to improve rapport and stay close to lawmakers, the Michigan Credit Union League disclosed Tuesday it is relocating most of its operations from the Detroit area to Lansing.

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Old Hands Assess the Election

Former White House Chiefs of Staff Leon Panetta and Andrew Card were featured as keynote speakers at the league conference. The two shared their opinions regarding the recent presidential election.

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November 18, 2008

Leagues Members Support Move to Slash Public Advocacy Funding

SAN FRANCISCO --- The California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues may have shocked members when it announced an enormous reduction in the group's advocacy campaign budget for 2009, from $6 million to $1 million.

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Leaders Discuss the CU Industry's Current State and Future

SAN FRANCISCO -- An all-star line up took the stage the final morning of the California and Nevada Credit Union Leagues' annual meeting to discuss their views on the current and future state of credit unions.

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Local Government FCU Sets Aside $50 Million for Municipal Bonds

RALEIGH, N.C. -- Starting immediately, Local Government Federal Credit Union said it is in the market to purchase municipal bonds from North Carolina cities, towns and counties and has earmarked $50 million to make it happen.

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