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As the system's payment processors, corporates were put under serious strain during 9/11. "The Fed put out the word we needed to keep funds moving and keep business going as normal," recalls Leigh Philibosian, vice president, Marketing. "We knew we needed to keep the monetary system going." This call to...

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September 10, 2002

Firefighter Special Edition Harley-Davidson motorcycles on display at CECU

SAN ANTONIO - After the bravery displayed by police and firefighters during 9/11, these public servants truly became national heroes. The country is finding new ways to honor these everyday heroes - even motorcycles. Riding around in brand-new, bright red Harley-Davidson Firefighter Special Edition motorcycles, a group of 25 San...

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September 10, 2002

CUSCAL's new CEO aims to grow CUs' market share, members' opportunities

SYDNEY, Australia - John Gilbert describes his credit union career as being like the legs of a three-legged stool. The three legs have been his jobs as a credit union regulator, a credit union CEO and now as the CEO of Credit Union Services Corporation of Australia, Ltd. (CUSCAL). He...

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September 10, 2002

Los Angeles Firemen's CU has planned the following activities in remembrance of those lost on 9-11:

The American Flag will be flown at half-staff during the day. Employees may wear any of the following: Red/White/Blue clothing United States Flag decorated clothing NYFD clothing Los Angeles City Fire Department clothing 9-11 remembrance clothing Each employee will be given a small Fire Department pin with a black sash...

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September 10, 2002

U.S. Congress holds joint session in NYC

NEW YORK-Last Friday, September 6, the House and Senate held a brief joint meeting in New York City honoring the one-year anniversary of the September 11 terrorist attacks. The hour-long session, which occurred the first week after the U.S. Congress returned from the August recess, took place at Federal Hall....

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September 10, 2002

9/11 keepsake commemorative coins available through New York State CU League

LATHAM, N.Y. - In commemoration of the victims and heroes of 9/11, the New York State Credit Union League on behalf of CUPAC has begun offering a trio of commemorative coins and a photo mint. According to the NYSCUL, coin distributor MPI Coin is donating a portion of the proceeds...

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September 10, 2002

Airline credit unions honor Sept. 11 `in simple' observances

CHICAGO - For weeks now top management and human relations departments at United Airlines Employees Credit Union and American Airlines Federal Credit Union of Dallas, have pondered-quietly for sure-just how to respond in the most sensitive way possible to Sept. 11 observances. "This is something we really don't want to...

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September 10, 2002

9/11 had many hitting the roads

North Island Financial CU EVP Retail Delivery & Corporate Planning Geri Dillingham was at a strategic forum for senior executives at Squam Lake, New Hampshire in a lodge with no telephone and no cell phone service when the couple that runs the lodge told the group what was happening. "They...

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