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WASHINGTON - As Congressional wrangling over the economic stimulus package stretches into 2002, any impact it could have on curing the recession diminishes while its potential for causing price inflation down the road increases.

WASHINGTON - Credit unions and other financial institutions wanting to participate in the Treasury Department's First Accounts Program can submit applications beginning December 27 through March 20, according to the notice published in the Federal Register.

FORT WORTH, Texas - As of the first of this year, Justin Industries Federal Credit Union has merged into United Railway Federal Credit Union.

LANSING, Mich. - The Michigan Economic Development Corp. cited a study by the Center for Automotive Research to underscore its point that the lack of high-speed telecommunications access is becoming a major hurdle to the state's automotive supply industry.

A pattern seems to be developing for NCUA Board members, at least those representing the Democratic Party. As the year winds down, they are unceremoniously fired by the President of the United States after refusing to resign their NCUA position as requested.

ALEXANDRIA, Va.-While former NCUA Board Member Geoff Bacino admits that he is not as good a politician as he once thought, which he said is evidenced by his inability to win a full appointment, he added that working as a credit union regulator did reveal other, possibly more important things...

NORTHRIDGE, Calif. - Matadors FCU, chartered in 1963 to serve the faculty, staff, students and alumni of California State University Northridge, is now called Matadors Community Credit Union.

WASHINGTON - Senator Charles Schumer (D-N.Y.) has introduced a bill to establish optional federal chartering, regulation and supervision of insurance companies and agencies.