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'Not Our Turmoil' Says Colby; Post Cancels Speech

By Jim Rubenstein

VANCOUVER, Wash. -- The chief economist of CUNA Mutual Group, David Colby, Wednesday joined in the industry call for credit unions to make their best case to lawmakers and the public as a stable financial force "considering this is not our turmoil or something we are part of."

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Lights Coming On Slowly for Ike CUs

PORT ARTHUR, Texas -- The Ike-battered credit unions of southeast Texas, operating all week on backup generators, skeleton staffs, no Internet and limited member service, were starting at last to get power Thursday.

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September 18, 2008

Registration Open for NCUA Share Insurance Webinar

WASHINGTON -- Credit union employees, volunteers and members who want to learn about the nuts and bolts of the NCUA's Share Insurance Program can sign up for the agency's Webinar scheduled for Oct. 7.

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September 18, 2008

Debt Rises, Delinquencies Fall, Credit Bureau Says

CHICAGO -- Card holders continued to add to their overall card balances in the second quarter, but card delinquencies continued to drop according to one of the nation's big three credit bureaus.

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September 18, 2008

Debt Rises, Delinquencies Fall, Credit Bureau Says

CHICAGO -- Card holders continued to add to their overall card balances in the second quarter, but card delinquencies continued to drop according to one of the nation's big three credit bureaus.

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September 18, 2008

Kanjorski Trailing GOP Opponent by Nine Points

WASHINGTON -- U.S. Rep. Paul Kanjorski, one of the credit union movement's strongest allies on Capitol Hill, is down by nine points in his effort to win a 13th term, according to poll released this week by Franklin & Marshall College.

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September 18, 2008

Fed Joins Other Central Banks in Seeking to Stop Crisis

WASHINGTON -- In an attempt to slow the credit crunch, the Federal Reserve and several of its counterparts abroad pumped money into global markets today.

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September 18, 2008

Members' Liquidity Critical to Ride Out Market Roils

MADISON, Wis. -- The Federal Reserve's move to save American International Group probably did little to calm investor fears, but financial advisers continue to beat the drum for staying liquid and seeking out opportunities to augment long-term goals.

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'Not Our Turmoil' Says Colby; Post Cancels Speech

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