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On-Site Coverage: Fryzel Pledges Strong Regulation During Financial Crisis

By Claude R. Marx

WASHINGTON -- Seeking to stake out an assertive and activist posture as he begins his tenure, NCUA Chairman Michael E. Fryzel today promised to be aggressive and proactive in dealing with problems faced by individual credit unions and the industry as a whole.

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SAN DIEGO -- It's official, Debra Schwartz has been named president/CEO of Mission Federal Credit Union.

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September 17, 2008

Northeast Community Waiting On Member Verdict

HAVERHILL, Mass. -- The $97 million Northeast Community Credit Union is awaiting its members verdict on its proposed merger with Haverhill Bank.

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September 17, 2008

On-Site Coverage: Lawmakers Laud Credit Unions

WASHINGTON -- Using references to food, the Wild West and romance, Democratic and Republican House members today praised the work of credit unions during the current financial crisis.

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September 17, 2008

47 Texas CUs Still Non-Operational

HOUSTON -- Credit union regulators said, Wednesday, there are now 47 Texas CUs that remain non-operational, with many others functioning out of alternate work sites, shared branch centers or using backup generators.

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September 17, 2008

NCUA Announces 10th Federally Insured CU Closure

ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- The NCUA announced the 10th federally insured credit union closure in 2008 yesterday by placing Interfaith Federal Credit Union in East Orange, N.J., into liquidation.

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September 17, 2008

Fed Gives AIG $85 Billion Loan

WASHINGTON -- Fearing the shutdown of the nation's largest insurer, the Federal Reserve lent AIG $85 billion and gave the government a substantial stake in the company.

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September 17, 2008

Fed Gives AIG $85 Billion Loan

WASHINGTON -- Fearing the shutdown of the nation's largest insurer, the Federal Reserve lent AIG $85 billion and gave the government a substantial stake in the company.

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On-Site Coverage: Fryzel Pledges Strong Regulation During Financial Crisis

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