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Vol. 16 No. 35

Des Moines, Iowa

December 14,1987

The Iowa Bankers Association
will sponsor “Real Estate Finance:
A Comprehensive Analysis of Fac­
HE House and Senate were busy President.
tors Affecting It in Today’s Mar­
Hearings also continued last week ket” on January 19 at the Des
late last week selecting their rep­
resentatives to the conference com- on the Proxmire-Garn bill to broad­ Moines M arriott Hotel. Presenter
mittee to iron out differences in their en bank securities powers, as well as will be Dale A. Whitman, dean of the
Farm Credit System rescue bills. two other bills introduced when the University of Missouri—Columbia
Both S. 1665 and H.R. 3030 contain hearings opened. As noted here last School of Law. Advance registra­
provisions to form a secondary mar­ week, the Wirth-Graham bill would tion, which includes manual, conti­
ket for long-term farm real estate expand bank powers and realign the nental breakfast, lunch and ma­
mortgages that can be accessed financial services industry along the terials, is $120 for members, $150
equally by commercial banks, life in­ lines suggested earlier in 1987 by for subscribers and $180 for non­
surance companies and the FCS. New York Fed President E. Gerald members. After January 8 the fee is
There is a possibility the conference Corrigan. The other bill, put in by $15 additional. For more informa­
committee could complete its work Sens. D’Amato and Cranston for the tion, contact the IBA office.
by the Christmas recess; otherwise, Mayflower Group, is designed spe­
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it would probably be finalized by the cifically to make sure th at current
The Iowa Commercial Lending
committee early in January. The Ad­ non-bank banks would be grand­
School
will be held February 7-13 at
ministration has said S. 1665 is ac­ fathered under any new legislation.
Iowa
State
University. Directed at
ceptable and would be signed by the
entry-level, exempt and mid-level
commercial bank officers, the 200Licensing School will be held Janu­ level school costs $700 for tuition.
Iowa News
Wes Ehrecke has been promoted ary 18-20 at the Howard Johnsons For more information, contact Rob­
to senior vice president of the Iowa Motel in Des Moines. Fee for bank­ bie Adelman at the IBA office.
Bankers Association by the IBA ers is $60 for the Life School and $90
board of directors and designated as for Life and Health, and includes a CLIMBING HILL: The Climbing
second in command to IBA Execu­ Licensing Information Bulletin, in­ Hill Savings Bank was closed
tive Vice President Neil Milner. Mr. struction, materials, refreshments December 3 by Iowa Superintendent
Ehrecke has been serving as vice and lunches. Registrations are due of Banking Edward L. Tubbs. The
president for government relations/ January 11. IBIS reminds bankers FDIC sold the bank to First Trust &
ag director. He will continue those to register for the school and send Savings Bank of Moville and it was
duties and now also will oversee the your application to the testing insti­ reopened the following day as a
marketing and regulatory compli­ tute in Pennsylvania as soon as pos­ branch of Moville. First Trust as­
sible. Advance study assignments sumed $5.1 million in deposits. It
ance departments.
will be sent upon receipt of your was one of nine banks closed na­
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registration. For more information, tionally on the same date. Four of
The Iowa Bankers Insurance & contact Heidi McCuddin at IBIS, the other banks were in Nebraska.
The principal owner of those four
Services, Inc. Life and Health (800) 532-1423 or (515) 286-4395.

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banks and Climbing Hill Savings
was reported to be Timothy M.
Brennan of Center, Nebr., and
Omaha.
DES MOINES: George F. Milligan,
53, will step down in January, 1988,
from his posts as regional president
of Norwest Corporation and chair­
man and CEO of its flagship bank,
Norwest Bank Des Moines, which
has $1.5 billion assets. He will be
succeeded in those posts by John C.
Nelson, 43, currently regional man­
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billion assets in the Minneapolis/St.
Paul area. Mr. Milligan will continue
actively as vice chairman of the Des
Moines bank. He said “these moves
begin the implementation of an
orderly transition of management
here in Iowa. The moves were initi­
ated by Mr. Milligan, who has in­
formed Norwest Corporation man­
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retirement at age 55 in February,
1989. H. Lynn Horak, 41, will con­
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Des Moines while assuming the ad­
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Norwest banks in Iowa ouside the

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Des Moines area, reporting to Mr. wife, Joan, were hosts last Saturday
to Vice President George Bush when
Nelson.
Mr. Bush spent the afternoon at
FT. MADISON: State Central Bank their home for meetings to organize
of Keokuk has signed a definitive workers in his campaign for the
agreement to purchase Iowa State presidential nomination.
Bank of Ft. Madison. Presently,
State Central has about $94 million
Nebraska News
in assets and Iowa State has $26
Four N ebraska banks w ith
million in assets. The combined Omaha businessman Timothy M.
assets of $120 million would make it Brennan as principal owner were
one of the largest banks in southeast closed on December 3. They were:
Iowa, with lending capacity based Center State Bank, with $7.8 million
on capital in excess of $11 million. in deposits, and Crofton State Bank,
William Logan, president of State with $10.6 million deposits, both as­
Central Bank, said regulatory ap­ sumed from FDIC by Farmers &
proval probably would take about Merchants State Bank of Bloom­
five months. State Central is pur­ field; State Bank of Jansen, with
chasing Iowa State Bank holding
company stock of Larry Wenzl, $4.6 million deposits, assumed by
Security National Bank of Superior,
president of United Bank and Trust, and First State Bank of Oakdale,
Ames; Jim Baier, owner of Jim Baier with $5.6 million deposits, assumed
Ford auto dealership in Ft. Madison, by National Bank of Neligh, which
and Doyle Hoyer, owner of Glasgow, is converting to a state charter and
Ltd. high fashion clothing store in
Ft. Madison. Iowa State Bank titled First United Bank, Neligh.
Mr. Brennan also was fisted as prinwould be merged with State Central
cipal
owner of Climbing Hills Sav­
Bank and operated as an office of
ings
Bank
in the northwest Iowa
the Keokuk bank.
community of Climbing Hill near
KEOKUK: William Logan, presi­ Sioux City, and that bank also was
dent of State Central Bank, and his closed December 3.

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