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Vol. 9 No. 2 Des Moines, Iowa Illinois House Passes M BH C Bill MULTI-BANK holding com A pany bill has been approved 9160 by the Illinois House of Repre sentatives and it awaits action at this time by the Senate rules com mittee. The Illinois Senate currently is involved with its own Senate bills and may not take up the House bill for at least two weeks, it was report ed. It would then go to the floor from the rules committee. Adjournment of the Illinois legislature is schedul ed for June 30. The bill basically embraces de tails of the multi-bank holding com pany bill that lost out in the previ ous Illinois legislature. Two new items would: 1. permit a third facil ity by any bank, with the stipula tion that the facility could not be within one mile of another bank’s home office, and 2 . Prohibit a hold ing company from acquiring a new bank until that new bank was in existence at least 10 years. Holdover features of the previous bill divide Illinois into five regions. A holding company would be authorized to acquire banks in its own region and a contiguous region. It could acquire one bank per year for five years, but no provision is in the bill for the time beyond those five years. The House-passed bill places no limitations on size or growth of the holding company. In some other states, each holding company is limited to a fixed per cent of total deposits within the state. Bob Abboud Retiring At 1st Chicago Corp. It was announced at a press con ference last week that A. Robert Abboud, 50, chairman and chief ex ecutive officer of First Chicago Cor poration, “ will be retiring when his successor is designated by the board.” The announcement also said Ben W. Heineman, president of Northwest Industries, Inc., and a member of the holding company board, was named to succeed Mr. Abboud as chairman of the execu tive committee of First Chicago, effective immediately. Mr. Heine man, whose company’s principal interest is Northwestern Railroad, will have an office at First Chicago Corporation where he will consult with Mr. Abboud on “ major policy and personnel matters.” It was further announced that Harvey Kapnick, 54, who joined First Chicago last November as deputy chairman, had resigned effective immediately. Prior to join ing First Chicago he was chief executive officer of Arthur Ander sen & Co. May 5,1980 Mr. Heineman said a search com mittee has been formed and hopes to have a successor to Mr. Abboud named “ possibly as early as two months,” but would take longer if necessary. Prime Drops to 18 1/2 % Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., National Bank of Detroit and the Bank of New York dropped their prime lending rate to I 8 V2 % in the wake of another drop in short-term rates. A number of other banks dropped their prime to 19%, back ing off from the all-time high of 20 % that prevailed in mid-April. Bank CDs, which had been as high as 18 % , fell off last week a full half-point to 13.05% and were still unsettled at midweek. Scattered banks around the country in smaller metropolitan areas and communities had an nounced prime cuts during the past week. Among them was the M c Henry State Bank in McHenry, 111., where President Thomas F. Bolger said the prune now is 18 % as an aid. to farmers and local businessmen. Mr. Bolger is also president of the Independent Bankers Association of America. McHenry State, long a leader in its area in home mortgage lending, dropped its mortgage rate for owner-occupied homes from 16 % to 13 VS % , with 30 % down and a 3 % service charge. ASK JERRY TRUDO to make MNB work for you. Toll free: 1-800-332-5991 Merchants National Bank if i https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis Member F.D.I.C. A ‘BANKS OF IOWA' BANK 2 UPDATE YOUR ALARMS Special on 35mm auto cameras. DOUGLAS SCHMIDT Check w ith us firs t BEFORE making a purchase. 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G row w ith a BANKERS’ BANKER Call 1-800-362-1688, toll-free in Iowa KEARNEY: Pat Cook has been pro moted to vice president and head of the instalment loan department at the First National Bank & Trust Co. here. She has been with the bank since 1977. NEWCASTLE: Floyd A. Bernard, 66, cashier and manager of the American State Bank here, died last month following a long illness. Mr. Bernard joined the bank in 1947. RUSHVILLE: Bennett F. Johnson has been named president of the Stockmen’s National Bank here to replace the late Albert Dale. Mr. Johnson most recently served as executive vice president at Rushville. Bank of Dawson has announced the election of Everett E . Kelley as pres ident to succeed Charles L. Kretchman who has accepted a position with the Banco corporate office. Mr. Kelley was formerly assistant vice president and assistant manager of the Groton branch of the First Na tional Bank of Aberdeen, S.D. DODGE CENTER: L. Kenneth Erickson has been elected president of the Northwestern State Bank of Dodge Center succeeding Lowell O. Grasdalen who resigned effective April 30. Mr. Erickson was most recently vice president of the First Northwestern National Bank in Denison, Iowa. M INNEAPOLIS: Mark H. Willes, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, was named vice president and chief financial officer of General Mills, Inc. effect ive July iJj Mi Minnesota News Seven full-day NOW Account W orkshops sponsored b y the Minnesota Bankers Association are set for May 19-29. The workshops will address the implications of leg islation enabling banks to offer NOWs and a special Regulation E session is planned. Dates and locations are: May 19 —Grand Rapids; May 20—Detroit Lakes; May 21—Willmar; May 22— North Mankato; May 23—Roches ter; May 28—Bloomington, and May 29—Minneapolis. DAWSON: Northwestern State Illinois News CHICAGO: Henry W . 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Activities will move to Club 64 for the evening meet ing. The social hour will start at 5:30 p.m ., and the annual banquet will start at 7:00 p.m. Rusty Draper and his country western music show is the entertainment. by a buffet dinner at 7:00 p.m. An outstanding singing group will be providing entertainment, Mr. Bolton re ports. Current Iowa banking status will be discussed by Tom Huston, Iowa superintendent of banking, and Les Olson, president, and Neil Milner, executive vice presi dent, both with Iowa Bankers Association. Robert E. Chittenden, vice president and cashier, Farmers Savings Bank at Mitchellville, is scheduled to move from secretary to chairman, succeeding Mr. Bol ton for a two-year term as chairman and as a member of the IB A executive council, effective with the September state convention. A new secretary will be selected for a two-year term. Group 2 to Discuss Bank Issues B ANKERS may bring questions to the Group 2 meet ing at Starlite Village in Fort Dodge, on Wednes day, May 21, and enjoy a free-wheelmg, off-the-record discussion of key issues facing banking. This anjjf nouncement was made by Group Chairman Earl J. Underbrink, president, First National Bank, Fort .. I Dodge. Golf at Fort Dodge Country Club will precede the formed meeting, and starting times may be arranged from 9:00 ^ . through Craig UNDERBRINK Graham at 515-955-8551. Registration will be held at 2:00 p.m ., and the pro ROUP 6 will offer an afternoon golf tourney, social hour, dinner, election of new officers for the next two gram will start at 3:00 p.m. In addition to the informal discussion by delegates, reports will be given by Tom years and a brief business program, Huston, superintendent of banking; Neil Milner, execu according to Group Chairman Don tive vice president of the Iowa Bankers Association, and A. Bolton, executive vice president IB A staff members Dave McNichols, Mark Douglas, of the Union State Bank in WinterDale Dooley, A1 Tinder and Sam Callahan. set. Des Moines Golf and Country The social hour will be held at Starlite Village, start Club will be the site of the May 20 ing at 5:30 p.m ., and dinner will follow at 6:30 p.m. The meeting, located at the Ashworth Iowa Central Singers will provide entertainment. exit on 1-235 near West Des Moines. A special program for ladies has been planned starting Golf Chairman Bill Greaves, vice at 3:00 p.m. at poolside, Starlite Village. Mrs. Earl president at Central National Bank (Pauline) Underbrink will preside. Fred and Marian Dal& Trust Co., Des Moines, said first D. A. BOLTON vey will describe “ How to Conduct a Wine Tasting tee-off time will be at noon. The social hour will commence at 5:30 p.m ., followed Party.” Younkers will feature a style show. Group 6 to Feature Golf G Join Us At Iowa’s Vacation Spot! 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Stoffer was named commercial loan officer and assistant trust officer at the bank. SIOUX CITY: Valley State Bank has received consent from the FDIC to open an office in the Southern Hills Mall here. HE POPULAR “ Ups and Downs” musical group W ALFORD: Nicholas G. Volk has been elected assist will entertain Group 12 at its annual meeting at ant vice president of the Farmers Savings Bank here. He Brooks Best Western in Okoboji on was formerly employed by the Iowa Department of Thursday, May 22. Banking for the past six years. Chairman M. J. “ Dick” Kuehl, W ILLIAM SBU RG : Justin L. Collier has resigned as president of the Security State vice president of the Farmers Trust & Savings Bank here Bank, Lake Park, says the group to accept a position as executive vice president of the anticipates a good crowd since the Williams Savings Bank. John R. Jones was promoted to meeting precedes the Memorial Day weekend. Activities will begin with vice president and trust officer. a golf tournament with starting times between 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. North Dakota News Keith Campbell, president of the WAHPETON: E. Justin Reynolds has been appointed Citizens State Bank, Sheldon, will J‘ KUEHL an instalment loan representative at the First Bank of be in charge of the tournament. A special feature for North Dakota (N.A.)-Wahpeton. He was previously spouses will be a luncheon, followed by a style show, employed by the First Bank of North Dakota-Fargo. sponsored by the “ Clothes Peddler” of Spirit Lake. The social hour and dinner will be held at Brooks Best W EST FARGO: Funeral services for Kenneth A . Niel sen, 66, were held recently in West Fargo. He had served Western, and the formal business meeting and enter as president of the West Fargo State Bank until his re tainment will conclude the event. tirement in 1975. T I Iowa Group Meeting Programs Wyoming News Programs for Groups 8, 4, 7 and 3 are featured in the CHEYENNE: Larry Catalano has been named a per May issue of the N o r t h w e s t e r n B a n k e r magazine. Pro sonal banking officer at First Wyoming Bank, N .A .- grams for Groups 5, 6, 2 and 12 are in this issue of the Newsletter. Cheyenne. GREYBULL: M. L. “ Rob” Robinson has joined the First National Bank of Greybull as vice president in charge of consumer services. He has 22 years of financial experience and was most recently senior vice president at First Wyoming Bank, N.A.-Laramie. Colorado News •4 DENVER: Colorado Bank-Tech Center, the first full service commercial bank in the Tech Center, opened for business on April 21. Garth Thomas is president of the new facility, which is located at 8401E. Belleview east of Marina Square. Mr. Thomas was formerly president of Boulevard Colorado National Bank. 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