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Des Moines, Iowa
Vol. 11 No. 3
A t A B A Council Meeting—
Bob Brenton Nam ed
EM BERS of the A B A Coun
cil, at their recent annual
meeting at The Greenbrier in West
Virginia, elected
C. Robert Bren
ton as PresidentE le c t o f th e
American Bank
ers Association.
He will be in
stalled in that of
fice at the A B A
annual conven
tion October 20
in Atlanta. Mr.
C.R. BRENTON
Brenton is president of Brenton
Banks, Inc., a Des Moines-based
holding company that owns 18 Iowa
banks. He will succeed William H.
Kennedy, chairman of National
Bank of Commerce in Pine Bluff,
Ark., who will move up to the A B A
presidency. Mr. Brenton’s father,
W. Harold Brenton, served the A B A
as president 30 years ago in 1952-53.
The Council meeting took place as
part of the A B A Leadership Con
ference at The Greenbrier. The Con
ference arrived at a consensus state
ment calling for a balanced federal
budget. It also urged the DIDC to
get on with the business of deregula
tion and Congress to get Sen. Garn’s
financial package bill, SB 1720,
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May 10,1982
return. We blame the DIDC because
they don’t know what’s going on in
A B A President-Elect the rest of the country.’’
An A B A spokesman said after
moving. The budget message said the Leadership Conference, “ We
first emphasis should be placed on need a head-on instrument with the
controlled spending.
M M M F s w ith ch eck w ritin g
Throughout the Leadership Con capabilities — a super NOW. Half
ference there was evidence of high- measures don’t help, they don’t at
level frustration over the inaction or tract new money.’’
inability of D ID C ’s five members to
A B A strongly protested DIDC ac
take some constructive steps toward
making it possible for financial in tion that effectively imposed the in
stitutions to offer competitive pro terest rate differential on new 91-day
ducts to non-financial intermedia CDs held by public bodies and IR A
ries and their Money Market Mutual and Keogh retirement customers.
Funds that have no supervised rate Federal regulatory history disagrees
totally with this action, A B A said in a
limit.
While the banks and s&ls have strong letter April 23 to Treasury
been forced by DIDC to stand prac Secretary Donald Regan, who is
tically idle, MM MFs have garnered DIDC chairman. A B A will support a
nearly $200 billion in deposits that $25,000 discretionary rate account
will no longer be used for lending in together with a lower denominational
local communities. These funds leav instrum ent w ith tran saction al
ing communities for MMMFs have capability, the statement said.
A B A also protested the way that
graphically impacted bank deposit
totals, as noted by year-end and cur DIDC took its differential action. It
was done by notational voting the
rent figures.
One banker stated recently, “ I'm week after its last public meeting
telling our local people during com March 22. A B A pointed out that the
munity drives that our share we law requires advance notice and op
used to give is now being cut and portunity to comment, as well as
they will have to leave the communi publication of any action taken by
ty and seek out the Merrill Lynch’s such secret meetings—which DIDC
and the Sears’ and tell them they did not do.
“ A B A strongly believes that a
owe some support to all these local
drives. We can’t really blame our $5,000 minimum, no-ceiling rate of in
local customers who seek a higher terest transaction-type account incor-
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mit depository institutions to remain
competitive on a short-term basis,” it
was stated.
After that A B A communique and
the Leadership Conference, DIDC
also had a request from FHLBB
Chairman Richard Pratt for another
meeting soon, so one has been
scheduled as a public meeting May 24
to discuss alternatives for a short
term instrument. The next DIDC
meeting previously was not scheduled
until June 29.
Iowa News
The Iowa College Aid Commis
sion will sponsor an Iowa Guaran
teed Student Loan Seminar on May
10 and 11 at the Des Moines Mar
riott Hotel. James Struve, vice
president of The Merchants Nation
al Bank of Cedar Rapids will give
the keynote speech at the opening
dinner on May 10. Ed Cunningham,
vice president of Plaza State Bank
of Des Moines, will address the
group at the May 11 luncheon. The
two-day agenda includes a basics
course on student loans, a full brief
ing on the new Iowa PLUS Program
of loans for parents, and several
special interest sessions. Similar
meetings will be offered May 17-18
at Ramada Inn, Waterloo, and May
19-20 at Highlander Inn, Iowa City.
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materials, contact: Iowa College Aid
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Robert Scott,
O O O Correspondent Banker
Commission, Ninth and Grand, Des
Moines, Iowa 50309. Phone (515)
281-4890.
COLFAX: Dean A. Schantz has
recently joined the First National
Bank as executive vice president.
Mr. Schantz was most recently serv
ing as vice president and chief ex
ecutive officer of the Tri State Bank
in East Dubuque, Illinois.
D ES M O IN ES: The Iowa-Des
Moines National Bank will be one of
the first banks in the country to in
troduce the national brand debit
card, MasterCard II, according to
Thomas N. Hammelman, executive
vice president and manager of the
bank’s consumer banking division.
MasterCard II will allow consumers
to access their checking accounts at
over 3.5 million merchant locations
and financial institutions world
wide. It provides overdraft protec
tion through a reserve line of credit,
access to automated teller machines
throughout Iowa and international
cash advance capabilities. In addi
tion, financial recordkeeping is
simplified because MasterCard II
users receive a receipt at the time a
purchase is made and the transac
tions are descriptively reported on
the checking account statements.
Consumers using MasterCard II will
follow the same steps used to make
purchases with the MasterCard
credit card. All MasterCard mer
chants will accept MasterCard II
and process transactions in the
same way credit card transactions
are processed.
DES MOINES: Donald E. Allison
has been named vice president of na
tional and regional banking at IowaDes Moines National Bank. Mr. Alli
son joined the bank in 1978 and was
named second vice president in
1981.
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DES MOINES: In a joint announce
ment recently, Paul D. Dunlap,
president of Hawkeye Bancorporation and Lyle E. Meyer, executive
vice president of the State Bank of
Allison announced the proposed ac
quisition of the bank by Hawkeye
Bancorporation. Terms of the proposed acquisition, which will be in
exchange for Hawkeye’s common
stock, were not disclosed. The ac
quisition is subject to Federal
Reserve approval.
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LAMONI: James M. Schipper has
been elected president and chief ex
ecutive officer of State Bank of
Lamoni. He succeeds Vernon E.
Whisler, who is retiring. Mr. Schip
per previously served with Universi
ty Bank and Trust in Ames and
Clarke County State Bank in
Osceola.
PARKERSBURG: Jeffrey T. Larison recently joined the staff of
Parkersburg State Bank as assis
tant vice president. Mr. Larison had
been serving most recently with the
Iowa Department of Banking.
SHELL ROCK: Controlling stock of
Security State Bank, belonging to
the families of the late L.L. Gibson
and Jim Gibson of Shell Rock, has
been sold to a group of 30 local in
vestors. According to an announce
ment from Don R. Wubbena, president and chairman of Osceola State
Bank, the sale involved 90.6 percent
of the bank’s stock. Elected as new
officers and directors were: Mr.
Wubbena, chairman; Terry W .
Schrage of Shell Rock, president;
Sally A. Lindaman of Shell Rock,
secretary of the board. Dr. Dale M.
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county recorded during the
period
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Carleton D . Beh Company
Investment Bankers / Financial Consultants
1300 Des Moines Building / Des Moines, Iowa 50309
515/288-2152
NEW ISSUE
MOODY’S: Aa
We own and offer subject to prior sale and subject to our attorney’s approving opinion:
$3,000,000
BETTENDORF, IOWA
General Obligation Bonds
Dated:
£
June 1,1982
Denomination:
$5,000
Both principal and semiannual interest (June 1 and December 1; first coupon due December 1,1982) payable at
the office of the City Treasurer, Bettendorf, Iowa.
IN THE OPINION OF COUNSEL INTEREST ON THESE BONDS IS EXEMPT FROM ALL PRESENT
FEDERAL INCOME TAXES.
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MATURITIES
$100,000
$125,000
$125,000
$150,000
12%
June 1,1984
June 1,1985
June 1,1986
June 1, 1987
7.75
8.25
8.60
8.90
$250,000
$300,000
9.70%
June 1, 1989
June 1, 1990
$350,000
$400,000
$500,000
$500,000
10%
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
June 1,
9.40
9.70
1991 10.00
1992 10.25
11 % %
1993 NRO
$200,000 June 1,1988 9.10
1994 NRO
LEGALITY TO BE APPROVED BY AHLERS, COONEY, DORWEILER, HAYNIE & SMITH, ATTORNEYS,
DES MOINES, IOWA
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Bettendorf, an integral part of the “ Quad-City” area, is located in the easternmost part of the State of Iowa, on the Mississippi River. The
three-county Standard Metropolitan Area, represented by the name “ Quad-City” includes Scott, Rock Island and Henry Counties. The City
lies midway between Minneapolis and St. Louis, and midway between Chicago and Des Moines. Bettendorf is served by three interstate
highways, one major airline, two commuter airlines, three U.S. highways, two state highways and the Mississippi River. Bettendorf enjoys
having the reputation of being one of the fastest growing cities in Iowa for the past two decades having a current population of 29,591. There
are over 400 manufacturing firm s located in the Quad-City area. Some of the major manufacturers include: J.l. Case Company (agriculture
implements), Alcoa (aluminum plate, sheet and foil), Caterpillar (equipment manufacturer), Sivyer Steel Casting Co. (steel castings), and
Star Forms (printing business forms). Many old and large manufacturing firm s are located here, such as Deere & Company whose cor
porate office is located in Moline, Illinois, and employs over 16,500 people and International Harvester Company which employs over 7,500
people. The Aluminum Company of America has the largest aluminum-rolling mill in the world, 116 acres under roof, and 2,950 employees,
located in Riverdale, Iowa, whose boundaries are contiguous to Bettendorf. Bettendorf has two commercial banks located w ithin the City
with assets over $100,000 and branches of two Davenport, Iowa savings and loan institutions with assets over $500,000.
These bonds are being issued under the provisions of Chapter 384, Code of Iowa, 1981, as amended, and the proceeds will be used for the
construction of streets and sewer construction.
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
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Actual Valuation, 1981
Taxable Valuation, 1981
Net Direct Debt, including this issue
Net Direct Overlapping & Underlying Debt
Population, 1981 estimate:
29,591
Direct debt per capita: $505.22
Total debt per capita: $718.70
$736,654,738.00
534,623,074.00
14,950,000.00
21,266,827.00
The information contained herein is not guaranteed, but is derived from sources we deem reliable and is that on which our purchase of these bonds are based.
Bonds of a particular maturity may or may not still be available or may now be available at a price or yield different from that indicated above.
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Everson and Clyde R. Williams of
Shell Rock; David J. Epley of rural
Waverly; Donald L. Harris of
Clarksville, and Frank G. Rogers of
Greene. Mr. Wubbena, a Shell Rock
native, will serve as a consultant to
the bank on a regular basis in addi
tion to serving as chairman. Mr.
Schräge, who has been with the
bank the past 10 years, has been ac
ting president since May, 1981.
SIBLEY: First National Bank in
stalled new and expanded telephone
equipment during April and now has
a new number. It is (712) 754-4646.
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has been promoted to assistant vice
president of First Trust & Savings
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AINSW ORTH: The controlling in
terest of the Commercial National
Bank of Ainsworth has been purchased by Glenn Forgey, Lyle A.
Forgey and Roger L. Weiss, effec
tive April 20. The owners as well as
Elbert Mundhenke, Fred W. Rose,
Sidney Salzman, Dale Sorensen and
Donald E. Richardson will continue
to serve on the board, and there will
be no changes in the bank staff.
OM AH A: John Woods, chairman,
Omaha National Bank, and Dale
Dooley, president of ITS, Inc., Des
Moines, signed a contract May 7 in
Omaha that will enable ATM card
holding customers of Omaha National and its correspondent banks
to access their accounts through any
ATM in Iowa, and for Iowa card
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holding customers to access their
Iowa accounts through A T M s
operated b y Omaha N ational
system.
Legislation that would authorize
the making of all types of loans at
limited community service facilities
of banks, HB 2413, was recommend
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ed “ do pass” on April 29 by the Il
MINNEAPOLIS: DeWalt H. (Pete) linois House Financial Institutions
Ankeny, Jr., 49, will become vice Committee. The vote was 9 yes, 3
chairman and head of the metropoli no, and 2 present. The bill is sup
tan banking division of First Bank ported by the Association for
System, Inc., on July 1. He will be Modern Banking in Illinois and is
responsible for all of FBS’ Twin City opposed by the Illinois Bankers
banking subsidiaries, which include Association and the Independent
First Bank Minneapolis and First
Bank Saint Paul. He will become a
member of the office of the chief ex
ecutive and will report to George H.
Dixon, president and chief executive
officer. Dennis E. Evans, 43, presi
dent of First Bank Minneapolis, will
become chief executive officer of
First Bank Minneapolis on July 1.
M ost of the responsibilities Mr.
Ankeny will assume are presently
carried out by Clarence G. Frame,
vice chairman of FBS. Mr. Dixon
said this action is part of a planned
succession in view of the pending
retirements of Donald R. Grangaard
and Mr. Frame in August, 1983.
M INNEAPOLIS: A t First Bank
Minneapolis, Ronald A. Larson, as
sistant vice president, has been pro
moted to vice president in the equip
ment finance division.
OWATONNA: Kenneth E. Wilcox,
president of Northwestern National
Bank, recently announced the nam
ing of Sylvia E. Dalle as assistant
manager of the bank’s South Oak
Office. She will be replacing Allegra
Hanson, who has transferred to Des
Moines to accept a position with
Banco Incorporated. Mrs. Dalle has
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Community Banks of Illinois.
AM BI points to a recent Illinois
Supreme Court ruling that said such
facilities are not branch banking.
The IBA, which points to previous
national court rulings that define
banking, says the addition of loan
authority at these offices would
change them from limited and
thereby make them branches.
The bill was before the full House
last week.
P rogress o f HB 1071, the
reciprocal branch banking bill, was
still uncertain. It was openly sup
ported with testimony only by
Citicorp of New York and endorsed
without testimony by Continental
Bank of Chicago, but opposed by the
IBA, ICBI and First National Bank
of Chicago.
GLENDALE HEIGHTS: Lou Eliou
has recently been named vice presi
dent of marketing and business
development for the First Security
Bank of Glendale Hieghts. Mr.
Eliou previously was with Pick In
teriors, Inc., Bolingbrook, where he
served as vice president. His new
responsibilities will include direc
ting all marketing programs and
helping foster the growth of com
mercial business through customer
assistance programs at the bank.
Colorado News
The Colorado Bankers Associa
tion has announced that Elliot
Richardson, former Secretary of
D efense and form er A ttorn ey
General of the United States, will
address the annual convention in ad
dition to the complement of speak
ers announced earlier. The complete
program for the CBA convention, to
be held June 2-5 at The Broadmoor,
Colorado Springs, is in the May is
sue of the N o r t h w e st e r n B a n k e r .
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Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, a 100 m illion dollar
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FINANCIAL COMPUTER SALESMAN—three years bank
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commission. $25,000 first year. Work Iowa and/or
Nebraska. Call Mark Vanderloo, 402/330-5040.
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REAL ESTATE LOAN OFFICER— Position open in $80
m illion southeastern Montana Bank for knowledgeable
Real Estate lender. Banking experience preferred, but not
mandatory. Excellent fringe benefits and advancement op
portunity. Send resume, experience, and salary re
quirements to: Mr. Bob Lucas, President, First Security
Bank & Trust, P.O. Box 250, Miles City, MT. 59301.
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years experience. CPA plus not a must. Send resume to
National Bank of Waterloo, Attention: Personnel, 100 East
Park, Waterloo, IA 50704. Phone 319/291-5438._______ (PA)
POSITION WANTED
17 year community banker, age 42, extensive experience in
all areas, graduate of banking schools desires 2nd man or
cashier position. Write File PBM, c/o Northwestern
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