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Vol. 14 No. 46

March 3,1986

Des Moines, Iowa

DES M OINES: A t First Interstate
Inform ation System s o f Iowa, Inc.,
e g u l a t i o n s governing vari­ downs. It was stated in the legisla­ the follow ing individuals were pro­
ous aspects o f Farmers Home ture that the program couldn’t help m oted from vice president to senior
enough farmers, but probably would vice president: Richard Bro, data
Adm inistration supervision o f the
new Farm Program enacted by Con­ assist upwards o f 1,500 hard- processing; Claude Dawson, bank­
gress were issued late last week at pressed borrowers who could cash ing operations, and Larry Glass,
marketing for both data processing
press time, after being held up by flow with this added assistance.
Senate Banking Committee hear­ and banking operations.
the O ffice o f Budget Management
ings
conducted by Chairman Jake
for tw o weeks. Although a summary
DES M OINES: New senior vice
Gam
(R., Utah) are to get underway
o f the new regulations was not im­
presidents at Bankers Trust Com­
mediately available at press time, it March 6 on ag crisis proposed solu­ pany are Roger A . Downs, manag­
was understood that the interest tions. The federal bank regulators ing officer o f administration; Steven
rate buy-down portion would consist have made their recommendations G. Jacobs, retail division, and Jack
o f the planned 2 + 2 program as requested by Sen. G am and they A . Rogers, trust division.
Fm H A had been counting on to indicate a willingness by the FDIC
work with farm borrowers and lend­ and Com ptroller to work out some DES M OINES: Brenton National
ers. Under this progam , Fm H A will kind o f forbearance and/or some Bank o f Des Moines will close its of­
match up to 2% a reduction in inter­ kind o f program for extended amor­ fice at 10th and Grand on March 14.
est rate by the lender, giving the tization o f non-performing or bad Changing tra ffic patterns have
shifted consumer use to other down­
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borrower a 4% drop in rate. To quali­ loans.
town offices, according to the bank.
fy, it must be shown that the bor­
Iowa News
Personnel and operations o f the
rower could not make the loan cash
flow without benefit o f the interest BURLINGTON: A t Hawkeye Bank closed office will be relocated.
and Trust, several officers have been SOM ERS: Am ong recent appoint­
rate buydown.
If the regulations conform to pre­ prom oted. Douglas S. Grinde, who ments at Somers Savings Bank were
viously announced figures, there will will continue as president, was C.J. McConnell and Thomas L. Lit­
be $480 m illion available in the elected chairman o f the board, to tle. Mr. McConnell, who joined the
write-down fund, with the program succeed the retiring Thomas B. bank in April, 1985 as chairman, has
scheduled to run three years. The Read, Jr. James A . M cCarthy was been elected president and chairman
borrower would be restricted from prom oted to executive vice presi­ o f the board. Mr. Little, who joined
selling assets during the three-year dent, Ray P. Siefken to senior vice the bank in 1959 and has been serv­
president—operations and cashier, ing as vice president and cashier,
period.
In Iowa, the state legislature last Frank J. Delaney III to senior vice has been appointed executive vice
week was wrestling with a proposal president and senior trust officer, president, cashier and CEO.
to add an additional 3% buy-down to Robert P. Ritson to senior vice presi­
that 4% total for operating loans up d en t-loa n s, Douglas R. W irth to as­ TIPTON: Citizens Savings Bank o f
to $50,000 limit. That House vote o f sistant vice president—agricultural Anam osa com pleted a purchase and
94-5 would provide a $5 m illion pool loans and Andrea C. W alsh to ac­ assumption o f the approxim ately
$17.5 million in deposits o f First Nato add to the FmHA-lender write­ counting officer.

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tional Bank o f Tipton, which was
closed by the Comptroller o f the
Currency examiners February 14.
The bank was re-opened the follow ­
ing day as a branch o f Citizens Sav­
ings. There were approxim ately
5,400 deposit accounts. Citizens
Savings paid FDIC a premium o f
$491,749, and purchased certain o f
the failed bank’s loans and other as­
sets for $14.3 million. FDIC ad­
vanced $2.7 million to assist the pur­
chase and retained book value assets
o f about $3.4 million.
U RBAN D ALE: A t First Interstate
Bank o f Urbandale, Craig B. Jones
has been appointed senior vice presi­
dent and senior lending officer. He
also serves as a member o f the
bank’s executive com m ittee and is

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chairman o f the loan committee.
Prior to joining the bank he was a
vice president in the capital lending
group o f Norwest Bank in Minnea­
polis.

Omaha National Bank. He will con­
tinue also as president and CEO o f
First National Bank, Lincoln, as
well as president and CEO o f FirsTier, Inc., the holding com pany that
owns both banks. John D. W oods
continues as chairman and CEO o f
F irsT ier, Inc. A lso , G ary K.
Thrasher was prom oted to senior
executive vice president o f Omaha
National.
O M AH A: Dewey E. Crouch has
joined Southwest Bank and Trust
Company o f Omaha, to head up the
newly designated real estate loan
department. Over his 30 year bank­
ing career he has been an executive
officer at three Omaha financial in­
stitutions.

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Nebraska News

The Nebraska Young Bankers Or­ ELK RIVER: Two have been pro­
ganization, a division form ed by the m oted at the Bank o f Elk River. Pat
Nebraska Independent Bankers’ A s­ Dwyer moves to senior vice presi­
sociation for bankers from the ages dent, a new position. He has served
o f 25 to 40, held its winter meeting the bank since 1966, m ost recently
in Kearney on Feb. 8. The meeting as vice president and cashier, and is
featured topics by Roger Hirsch, also a director. Stewart W ilson is his
chief counsel for the Nebraska De­ successor. He has worked at the
partment o f Banking and Finance, bank since 1975, m ost recently as
and Kurt Y ost, executive director assistant vice president.
for the N IB A , as well as a couples’
session on communication. For more FRID LEY : Fridley State Bank has
inform ation about the organization, prom oted John Gargaro, loan de­
partment manager, to senior vice
call Kurt Y ost at (402) 474-4662.
president; Marcia J. Etlicher to
FREM ONT: Douglas L. Heim has cashier, and M ary T. Ingaldson to
joined Am erican National Bank of assistant cashier.
Fremont as executive vice president.
He was form erly executive vice M IN N EAPOLIS: Three have been
president o f Hastings State Bank, prom oted to vice president by First
Hastings. His duties will include Bank Minneapolis. Maureen W .
M assopust form erly served as assis­
supervision o f lending at the bank.
tant vice president in the interim
O M AH A: First National Bank has construction loans division. Carleannounced the prom otion o f Robert ton L. Olmanson joined the bank in
Tritsch, senior loan officer, to senior 1983 as assistant vice president in
vice president. New vice presidents the manufacturers division. Gary P.
are W . Scott M orris, manager o f the Veverka had been assistant vice
leasing department, and Steven K. president in the multi bank holding
Ritzman, corporate and financial in­ companies/multi bank owners divi­
stitutions division.
sion.
O M AH A: W illiam C. Smith has
been elected president and CEO o f

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Illinois o f First Burlington. First Il­
linois is the parent holding com pany
for the First Illinois Banks o f Evan­
ston , W ilm ette and A rlin gton
Heights, and First Illinois Finance
Company. First Burlington is the
ST. PAU L: Bremer Financial Ser­
parent holding com pany for Lavices, Inc. has announced three proGrange Bank & Trust Company and
m otions to vice president. Richard
First Burlington Bank o f W illowBruce, form erly assistant vice presi­
brook. The transaction is valued at
dent-investm ent portfolio officer,
$28.2 million.
was prom oted to vice president—in­
vestm ents. Thomas D oyle, former
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controller, was advanced to vice
BISM ARCK : Three senior vice
president—controller. Allan Puffer,
presidents have been appointed at
previously assistant vice presi­
the Bank o f North Dakota as part o f
dent—ED P planning, was prom oted
a management reorganization. They
to vice president—system s planare Ruben Sailer, form erly senior
ning.
vice president o f adm inistrative and
W H EATON: First Bank W heaton retail banking, who will oversee all
has announced the prom otion o f retail bank operations; Robert J.
Marques J. Doppler to vice presi- Gruman, form erly senior vice president. He joined the bank in 1982 and dent/credit specialist, who will be re­
m ost recently served as assistant sponsible for all lending activities,
vice president.
and Ronald J. Farmer, who will as­
sume the responsibilities o f adminis­
Illinois News
tration and finance.
CHICAGO: Dennis F. Voss has re­ M AN D AN : A t Norwest Bank Mansigned as chairman o f the board of dan, Steven C. Felchle has been pro­
First State Bank o f Chicago to as­ m oted to vice president, agri-busi­
sume the duties o f chairman o f the ness loans. He joined the bank in
executive com m ittee. He remains as 1984. He succeeds Dennis Renner,
chairman o f the board o f Parkway who has accepted a position with
Bank & Trust Company. Succeeding Norwest Corporation as vice presi­
him is Joseph D. Zizzo. Mr. Zizzo dent, credit administration.
will remain as vice chairman o f the
N O RTH W O O D : A t N orthw ood
board o f Parkway Bank & Trust Co.
State Bank, recent prom otions in­
as well as assuming the title o f chair­
cluded the advancement o f Mike
man o f the executive com m ittee
Granlund to vice president. He
there.
joined the bank in 1981.
CHICAGO: James J. Carmody has
been named executive vice president
South Dakota News
o f the Cole-Taylor Financial Group, S IO U X F A L L S : C .P. “ B u ck ”
N orthbrook, to head up the credit M oore, Norwest regional president
and asset quality control for the for South Dakota also has been
group. He will retain his current ti- elected chairman and CEO o f Nor­
tie o f chairman o f Drovers Bank o f west Agricultural Credit, Inc., head­
Chicago, a member o f the group.
quartered in Sioux Falls.

W endell Lotthammer has joined the
bank as executive vice president and
COO. He was previously with First
Bank Southdale as senior vice president and manager o f the retail and
operations division.

EVANSTON: First Illinois Corpora­
tion and First Burlington Corpora­
tion have reached an agreement in

Colorado News
D EN VER: Robert A . Krane has
been elected president and chief op­
erating officer o f Central Bancorpo­
ration, Inc., it was announced by
Donald D. Hoffm an, chairman and
CEO. Mr. Krane form erly was vice
chairman and a director o f Norwest
Corporation, Minneapolis.

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DOUGLAS: The $13 million First
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was declared insolvent, has been
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VP RETAIL BANKING DEPT. $200M N.E. Iowa bank has
opening for someone to head up its retail banking dept.
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AG LOAN O FFICER for eastern Iowa bank, should have 3-5
years experience .........................................Salary to $35,000
TR U S T O FFICER for northern Iowa, prefer law de g re e ___
........................................................................ Salary to $35,000
RETAIL BANKER for major la holding co. . Salary 45,000 +

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1102 Grand Avenue,
Kansas City, MO 64106
816/842-3860

EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT for $60M Iowa bank. Should
be qualified to become C E O ......................... Salary $50,000
VICE PRESIDENT A AG LENDING O FFICER, possible #2
position. Good loan experience record preferred ...............
........................................................................Salary to $40,000
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT for community bank in
northwest Io w a ............................................................... Salary$35,000

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AG LOAN O FFICER possible #2 man for holding co. bank
In central la........................................................................Salaryopen
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT for $50M bank. Requires op­
erations and lending experience ..................Salary $40,000
COMMERCIAL REAL E S TA TE O FFICER for major holding
company bank. Must know secondary market procedures
.................................................................................. Salary open
VICE PRESIDENT RETAIL BANKER for major holding com­
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POSITIONS AVAILABLE

AUDITOR/CPA for Iowa holding company Salary to $30,000

COM M ERCIAL LOAN O FFICER Progressive, large
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COMM ERCIAL VICE PRESIDENT 2-3 years credit
experience. Begin with a $10mm portfolio and
with credits from $500,000. Bank size: $90mm
range. Salary range Is broad depending on years
of experience....................................25,000-340,000.

NEAR NEW BRANDT CURRENCY CO UN TER . Call 515756-3361.
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PRESIDENT & CEO for $50 million asset midwest bank.
Good earner with a clean po rtfolio............................. Salaryopen

VICE PRESIDENT, COMM ERCIAL In a $175 +
bank doing lending 75% and PR 25% of his time.
Beautiful location, suburban bank. Position will
lead to supervision of another department. Salary
range will be in t h e ....................................$40,000’s.
COMM ERCIAL LENDER in a $150+ + bank in an
excellent metropolitan-suburban location. Salary
will range from ......................... $30,000 to $35,000.
HEAD O F LENDING for a $65mm bank in Northern
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nice golf course, excellent medical services, pro­
gressive schools with strong atheltic programs. .
................................................ Salary $50,000 + + + .
REAL E S TA TE AND CONSUMER LOAN OFFICER,
VICE PRESIDENT, for a $20mm + bank in small
town within 1 hour of a city. Lending is mainly
construction, residential and commercial real es­
tate and some consumer. Salary will be nego­
tiable around ................................................ $25,000.
ALL AROUND LENDER is a $50mm + bank in a
small town within 1 hour of metropolitan area and
lake area. Lending Is real estate, ag, commercial.
The bank Is clean and earnings are very good.
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT leading definitely
to PRESIDENT for a $20mm bank with ROA over
1 % . Lending will be in $150,000-$200,000 range,
good location. Salary ran ge........$35,000-$40,000.
PRESIDENT for a $70mm bank in town of 20,000.
Needs to be thorough, needs to work well with the
board, and extremely socially minded. Requires a
background as CE O with commercial and agricul­
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$32K
AGRI-LOAN • manage Ag portfolio and assist with com­
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$35K
AG/COMML LOAN •$25M community bank within 50 miles
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$30K
COMML LOAN - addition to staff of affiliate of major midwestern holding company. Experience with six figure cred­
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$28K

COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT HEAD; $75mm+ + ,
independent bank. Portfolio will begin with
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good retention of officers............Salary is $50,000.

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Springfield, Missouri 65804
(417) 882-2265

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North Kansas City, MO 64116
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