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Interchange Issue Likely to Get More Attention

By David Morrison

The issue of credit and debit card interchange appears poised to get more attention this week as the House Judiciary Committee's Anti-Trust Task Force has scheduled a July 19 hearing on the issue.

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Orange County CU Helps Troops With Care Packages

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