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CUs Invited to Philadelphia Fed Foreclosure Seminar

By Jim Rubenstein

PHILADELPHIA -- The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said Thursday it has invited credit union CEOs and their reps to a June 25 meeting of financial institution leaders to review "the latest information on foreclosure prevention loans and assistance" amidst the mounting foreclosure problem in metropolitan Philadelphia.

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Longtime Georgia CU Examiner Retires

ATLANTA -- After 36 years with Georgia's Department of Banking and Finance, Wayne Orr, supervisory manager of credit unions and banks, retired on June 1.

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June 05, 2008

Senate Confirms Preston as HUD Secretary

WASHINGTON -- Ending several weeks of political wrangling between the Senate Democrats and Republicans, the Senate on Wednesday night confirmed Small Business Administration Administrator Steven C. Preston to be secretary of housing and urban development.

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June 05, 2008

NAFCU Offers Podcasts by Two of the Speakers at Its Annual Convention

WASHINGTON -- Want to make yourself more effective in your job and other aspects of your life?

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June 05, 2008

Undercapitalized Kaiperm May Merge with Alliant CU

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The ailing Kaiperm Federal Credit Union here, which lost $2.1 million in the first quarter of 2008 and has a return on assets of--8.888% may be merged with the $5.5 billion Alliant Credit Union, Chicago, Credit Union Times has learned.

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June 05, 2008

Undercapitalized Kaiperm May Merge with Alliant CU

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June 05, 2008

Altura CU Shifts President, COO, CUSO Roles

RIVERSIDE, Calif. -- Gerry Agnes, who recently served as president and chief operating officer of $1 billion Altura Credit Union, has transitioned to chief financial officer, marking one of several key management changes announced today.

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June 04, 2008

Maine Senators Sign on as CURIA Co-Sponsors

WASHINGTON -- Sens. Susan Collins and Olympia Snowe, (both R-Maine), have become the third and fourth co-sponsors of a measure that would provide comprehensive regulatory relief to credit unions.

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CUs Invited to Philadelphia Fed Foreclosure Seminar

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