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Vol. 10 No. 22

Des Moines, Iowa

A ll Saver Rules Are Defined
HE FIN AL countdown to the 52-week T-Bills, which are auctioned
day when All Savers Certificates every fourth Thursday. The Septem­
may be offered officially to the
ber 3 auction was 18.01 % and 70% of
public—October 1—has started. that yields 12.61% to the customer.
Amid a nationwide rash of high Institutions must invest 75 % of their
interest offers via the repo route to ASC deposits or qualified net
get money into financial institutions savings, whichever is lesser, into
early, the IRS tossed in a monkey qualified residential or ag financing,
wrench, as predicted, by ruling that as described earlier. This type of
such offers would void the tax free credit allocation was assailed by
benefit if a rollover from a repo to the A B A , but was written into the law.
All Savers Certificate was manda­
NOW Account Suit
tory. This meant that S&Ls and
On another front, A B A prevailed
banks engaged in the bidding war,
in its suit to prohibit the Federal
that got as high as 35% and 50% for
Home Loan Bank Board from issuing
the short-term money, faced the
more liberal regulations for S&Ls on
possibility of these funds going back
NOW accounts than those issued by
out on October 1 instead of into the
the Federal Reserve Board for banks.
ASC program.
The FHLBB gave approval for
The ASC offers an individual a tax
practically every kind of non-profit
exemption of up to $ 1,000 ($2,000 in
account, while the Fed’s list was more
the case of a joint return). It must be
restrictive. A District Court Judge in
offered in denominations of $500,
Washington, D.C., ruled last week
according to A B A ’s “ Capital”
the FHLBB exceeded its authority
report, but also can be offered in any
and the intent of Congress, and that
other denomination and must have a
the Fed’s list was correct.
maturity of one year. The life of the
ASC program was set by Congress at
IRAs Big Business
15 months. It may be offered October
With all the immediate furor over
1, 1981, and expires December 31, the ASC starting date of October 1
1982.
and the hassle over NOW accounts,
A B A reports that the IRS ruling little has been publicized on what
also states that the tax exemption is could well be the greatest opportun­
lost if any portion of the ASC is used ity currently for banks to acquire
as collateral or security for a loan.
funds and to stabilize existing funds
The customer will earn 70 % of the within their institutions. That could
average annual investment yield on be accomplished through extensive

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September 21,1981

marketing o f the IR A privilege for
individuals that was included as part
of the Economic Recovery Tax A ct of
1981. That portion of the law
authorizes employed persons who
already have an IRS approved
pension or profit sharing retirement
plan to set up an IR A o f their own.
An individual now may open such
an IR A account with a financial
institution in his or her own name for
a maximum $2,000 annual tax free
investment. Additionally, a spouse
may do the same so that the total for a
couple could be $4,000.
It was revealed recently that the
Prudential Insurance Co., for exam­
ple, plans to make a nationwide
campaign very soon through its
25,000 general agents seeking IRAs
from a major share of the estimated
40 million working persons.
Banks are in a premiere position to
tap this market themselveá for an
influx of stable dollars, according to
various banking leaders.
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Iowa News
BELLE PLAINE: Controlling inter­
est in the Citizens State Bank, Belle
Plaine, has been sold by the
Groszkruger family to the Belle
Plaine Service Corporation, a onebank holding company. Richard H.
Buenneke of Des Moines has been
elected president, succeeding Carleton P. Groszkruger, who has been
advanced to chairman. Homer

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LeasePlan, Inc.
Jensen of Des Moines and Hot
Springs Village, Ark., will serve as
vice chairman. Mssrs. Buenneke and
Jensen served as president and
executive vice president respectively
of Capital City State Bank, Des
Moines until 1979. Assets of the
Citizens State Bank, Belle Plaine, are
now $33 million.

operations officer, Deborah L. Ganzel
to second vice president-marketing
services, Jerry C. Houser to second
vice president-commercial banking,
Linda L. Snider to second vice
president and manager of the Fort
Des Moines office amh'Linda M.
George to compliance officer.

DES MOINES: The following
promotions have been announced at
the Iowa-Des Moines National Bank:
Mitchell A . Christensen to senior

W H EATLAN D: The Federal Re­
serve Bank of Chicago has announced
approval of the application of
Wheatland Bancorporation to be­
come a bank holding company by
acquiring the First Trust and
Savings Bank here. The approval was
made in conjunction with the
purchase of First Trust and Savings
Bank by a group of local investors
from MorAmerica Financial Corpora­
tion, Cedar Rapids. Assistance in the
acquisition and formation of the bank
holding company was provided by
Holder & Associates, Ames.

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Banco Offers to Buy Dial
Northwest Bancorporation of Min­
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of Des Moines, a consumer finance
company, for $56 a share under a cash
deal that would total more than $250
million. Just prior to the announce­
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ment on September 16, Dial stock
sold for 24 3/8. Banco has 87
affiliated banks in seven states, five
trust companies and several service
subsidiaries. Dial has more them 500
consumer finance offices in 37 states,
including 98 in California, 45 in
Florida and 43 in Texas.
John Morrison, who takes over as
Banco chairman October 1, said the
merger is in line with Banco goals for
diversifying and expanding from its
regional base. Banco has 50 banks in
Minnesota, 11 in Iowa, nine in North
Dakota, five in Nebraska, four in
South Dakota and one in Wisconsin.
The Federal Reserve Board must
approve the merger.

Minnesota News
Over 2,000 bankers from through­
out the state are expected to attend
one of nine annual district meetings
of the Minnesota Bankers Associa­
tion during the last two weeks of
September, 1981, according to
Truman Jeffers, executive vice
president of the Minnesota Bankers
Association.
Meetings will be held in St. Cloud
on September 15, Hibbing on
September 16, Crookston on Septem­
ber 17, the Twin Cities on September
21, Marshall on September 22, Sleepy
Eye on September 23 and Rochester
on September 24.
EDINA: H.J. Wogsland, president,

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Novem ber5....................................... Iowa City, Highlander
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M ARSH ALL: JohnSuedbeck, presi­
dent of First Northwestern Bank, has
annnounced the promotions of Rick
Veldkamp to vice president in charge
of agricultural banking and Lee
Mammen as head of the consumer loan
department. Mr. Veldkamp joined the
bank in 1977 as an ag loan trainee.
Mr. Mammen was previously manager of the First Northwestern East
Side branch.

HINSDALE: Robert E. Hamilton
has accepted a position as president
of Farmers Bank & Trust Co. in
Knox, Ind. Mr. Hamilton previously
was executive vice president of
Citizens National Bank in Downer
Grove. Prior to that he was vice
chairman at Central National Bank in
Chicago, and earlier was president of
the old Live Stock National Bank of
Chicago prior to its merger with
Central National.

Nebraska News
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First Bank Edina, has announced the
election of Daryl Standafer to vice
president-marketing. Mr. Standafer
began his banking career in 1973 at
First Bank Worthington. He was
most recently group marketing
officer of First Bank System, Inc.

Illinois News
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and overlines . . . we’ re the people you can turn to.

Frank Farrar, former governor of
South Dakota, will speak at the
September 27 meeting of the Mid
Plains grou
of the
National
Association of Bank Women. The
dinner meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m.
at Mr. C’s Restaurant in Omaha.

South Dakota News
MITCHELL: Kenneth H. Reckerhas
joined the First Mitchell National

Stephen J. Hatz
Vice President
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Bank as executive vice president. Mr.
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International Falls, Minn.

North Dakota News
CANDO: David D. Wolsky has been
elected vice president and second
officer of First Bank Cando,
according to Wayne N. Forgey,
president. Mr. Wolsky joined the
bank in 1975 as a management
trainee. He was elected assistant vice
president in 1979.
FARGO: George W . Schwartz,
president of First National Bank, has
announced the election of Stan K.
Dardis as senior vice president-loan
administration. Mr. Dardis began his
career in 1975 at First National Bank
of Aberdeen, S.D. Since 1977 he has
been president and a director of the
First National Bank in Bowman.
W AHPETON: Gary Lochow has
been promoted assistant vice presi­
dent and head of the ag loan
department of First National Bank.
Mr. Lochow joined the bank in 1976,
and was advanced from ag represen­
tative.

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Montana News
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................................................................................. $18,000
Marketing Officer for banks in central and eastern
Io w a ................................................................ Salary Open
Installment Officer for western Iowa bank Salary Open

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pays fee. __________________________

Insurance Agent for western Iowa bank. . . Salary open

POSITIONS W A N T E D
Ag Lender, Iowa State grad, currently employed,
seeks central Iowa po sitio n .................................$23,000
Operations officer with multi-bank holding company
wants to join community b a n k ...........................$23,000
Iowa State grad with basic banking exp. seeks job in
GreaterTwin Cities a re a ...................................... $17,000
Second Officer in Wyoming bank wants position
leading to CEO in Mountain S ta tes .................... $30,000
Ag Lender located in Illinois wants to relocate $20,000
CEO of $50 million Illinois bank seeks new
opportunity.............................................................$45,000
Write or call Malcolm Freeland, Freeland Financial
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personnel requirements. Employer pays fee._______

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INSTALLMENT LENDER - 2Vz yrs lending exp, some
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T R U S T -12 yrs exp, hvy operations. $28,000

Ag Lender for north central Iowa b a n k ............. $20,000

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BRANCH MGR - 4 yrs hvy exp in installment lending.
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AG LENDER - Come in as #3 man. $25,000
INSTALLMENT - 3 yrs banking exp preferred. $17,000
SR COM M C’L LENDER - 1 0 yrs exp, exposure to ag.
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TRUST OFFICER - Need Generalist bkgd. Salary nego
#2 MAN - Must have hvy ag bkgd. $25,000
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WE NEED aggressive, high performance BANK
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Webb Road#200, Grand Island, Nebraska68801. (PA)
Opportunity for young lending officer to join
management team of $18 million northwestern Illinois
Bank. Duties will include installment and commercial
lending and business development. Excellent
community; good growth potential. Send resume and
salary requirements to file OBA, c /o Northwestern
Banker.
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NUMBER TWO LOAN OFFICER - Want loan officer
with experience in commercial, farm and other types
of loans for growing $26 million bank at gateway to
Lake of the Woods area. Salary commensurate with
experience. Contact: David Swenson, President, First
National Bank of Baudette, P.O. Box Drawer D,
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POSITIONS A V A IL A B L E
CORRESPONDENT OFFICER - travel Kansas and
Missouri for affiliate of major midwestern holding
company. Preferag background.
$27,000
INSTALMENT LOAN - head dept, for $30MM Iowa
bank. Must like rural communities and have 5 yrs
consumer loan experience.
$25,000
INSURANCE AGENT - rural Iowa bank with
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$Open
SENIOR LENDING OFFICER - independent bank
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AGRI-LOAN - large southwestern bank needs senior
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branches. Degree and major bank experience
required.
$40,000
OPERATIONS - $50MM bank in major resort area.
Position requires operational expert with a record of
solving problems.
$28,000
COMMERCIAL LOAN - suburban bank of $100MM
wants to expand staff. Primary duties involve comm’l
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