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U.S. Central's board honors staff

By Staff Writer

OVERLAND PARK, Kansas - U.S. Central Credit Union is so proud of the long hours and effort its staff members put in following the terrorist attacks, its board passed a resolution (shown here) honoring them. "The U.S. Central Board of Directors is grateful, and we compliment the staff for the...

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October 23, 2001

Dust has settled from controversial Northwest Corporate CU/Washington Corporate FCU merger

PORTLAND, Ore. - The Northwest Corporate/Washington Corporate merger was mired in controversy because it pitted two corporates against each other. Those days are over, and the merged corporate is doing just fine thank you, says Northwest Corporate CU CEO Kathy Garner. The controversy surrounding the merger didn't involve Northwest and...

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October 23, 2001

Banks help Australian credit unions grow

SYDNEY, Australia - Australian banks probably didn't mean to help credit unions down under, but as they continue to withdraw their services from regional and rural areas, credit unions are moving in and benefiting. This was substantiated by the Credit Union Services Corporation of Australia, Ltd. (CUSCAL) when it released...

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October 23, 2001

Louisiana Corporate CU members get a little something extra

METAIRIE, La. - Member credit unions of Louisiana Corporate CU received a welcome patriotic surprise with their 2001 Mid-Year Financial Soundness Report. The corporate included a pin of the American Flag along with the mid-year report. The corporate asked members to show their support by donating to the New York...

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October 23, 2001

Johnson celebrates 25 years in his "second" career; WesCorp's capital climbs over $1 billion

SAN DIMAS, Calif. - For most people 25 years is a hell of a career; but WesCorp President/CEO Dick Johnson is still trying to catch up to his 30-year "first" career. Johnson recently celebrated his 25th anniversary with WesCorp. While impressive, this silver anniversary is sill a bit behind his...

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October 16, 2001