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Vol. 10 No. 23__________________________ Des Moines, Iowa_______________________ September 28,1981 A B A Pres. Gunderson Says: Speak Up at House Hearings BA President Lee Gunderson A has issued an urgent request for all bankers to “ speak up loud ly” at forthcom ing hearings that the House Bank ing Committee will be conduct ing all over the nation. In con cluding his add ress before the Iowa Bankers L.E. GUNDERSON Association annual convention in Des Moines last week, Mr. Gunderson, who is also president of the Bank of Osceola, Wis., said: “ Remember that the federal government is the biggest borrower in the country. In each month of 1980, the federal government paid, on the average, $7 billion in interest alone. “ Whenever I think of government spending I am reminded of this calculation of ‘one billion’ : • “ One billion seconds ago, it was 1948. • “ One billion minutes ago, Christ was walking on earth. • “ One billion hours ago, nothing on this planet walked on two feet. • “ But a billion dollars ago, it was only 6 o ’clock last night in Washington. The government spends more than $1 billion every 19 hours, 365 days a year. “ Even in a time of federal budgets of $579.6 billion per year, interest payments of $7 billion a month represent a large portion of the budget. “ And, so far in 1981, that amount is escalating significantly. Every week, the government sells huge amounts in securities — including 30, 60, and 90-day T-bills. What will happen when all those T-bills mature? “ The money to redeem them must come from somewhere, and that somewhere is from more government borrowing during those 30, 60, and 90-day periods. This spiralling debt cannot go on forever. When the government overloads the credit market with securities backed by the U.S. Treasury, how can Bank of America or the Bank of Osceola compete? ‘ ‘ Getting more budget cuts through will not be easy. Additional cuts now will be even more controversial than those passed in July. But Congress is talking tough, so it’s time to talk tough to Congress, and demand more cuts. “ I ask you to help build the momentum we need as a nation to get our economy back on the right track. Let your representatives in Congress know you demand the budget cuts necessary to bring down inflation and the interest rates. “ Last week I issued a statement to the media calling for a restrained growth in the money supply and reduced spending. But we need your help to make sure our lawmakers really get the message. Bankers have traditionally been effective partners with A B A on the whole spectrum of legislative efforts, including BankPac participation. I thank you for your widespread support. Now we need your help again to resist the forces in Washington that are calling for credit controls. The realtors are joining with the home builders and car dealers to stage a publicity-seeking campaign for credit controls next month in Washington. Credit controls simply won’t do the job and bring the long term results our economy needs. “ The House Banking Committee is going to be conducting hearings all over the country to get input on the interest rate problem. We must speak up loudly and we must speak up now to focus the attention of Congress where it belongs — on budget cuts and tight monetary policy. These Don't gam ble when choosing o correspondent bonk. Come to the professionals. 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He is founder of The Center for FEimily Business and is nationally recognized as an author, lecturer and expert on family-owned businesses and closely-held companies. The seminar will stress key Eireas of business planning Euid the basic management concepts of organiza tion, personnel, finance and account ing needed in a fEunily-owned Merchants National To business. A reception will follow the Co-Sponsor Seminar meeting from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m. at the The Merchants National Bank of Five Seasons Hotel. Registration is Cedar Rapids is co-sponsoring a $90 for the first person, $70 for each seminar deeding with “ the problems company associate Eind $50 for spouses, payable to The Center for FEunily Business in Cedar Rapids. policies, not credit control, will bring interest rates down. “ So, I urge you all to help us keep up this effort that will bring relief from the interest rate that Eire so damaging to our economy Eind to the business of bEuiking. Let’s pull together and mEike sure Congress does its job to provide the momentum our economy needs. I know I can count on you bemkers again to work with the A B A at this crucial time. After all, working together toward a common goal is what partnership is all about. □ Iowa News ASK JERRY TRUDO to make MNB work for you. Toll free 1- 800 - 332-5991 Merchants National Bank 151 Member F.D.I.C. https://fraser.stlouisfed.org Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis A BANKS OF IOWA’ BANK BANKERS PARTICIPATING I LEasePlan.lnc. 545 - 31st Street Des Moines. Iowa 50312 R. L. “DICK” SELLON • P.D. “DUANE” DEVAULT to Gene Stewsirt, president. Mr. Head, previously assistant vice president, joined the bank in 1973. Mrs. Shephard has been with the bsuik since 1958. WATERLOO: The following man agement chEuiges at Peoples Bank & Trust Co. have been announced by R.K. Sverdahl, president and chairman: Richard L. Mahoney to vice president-lending; Bruce S. Anderson to vice president-opera tions; Richard J. Schmit to vice president-trust; RichEird W . Strudthoff to assistant vice presidentoperations, and Michael L. Murwin to assistEuit vice president-market ing. Mr. Strudthoff and Mr. Murwin recently joined the bank. Mr. Mahoney joined in 1972, Mr. Anderson in 1975 and Mr. Schmit in 1979. W AVERLY: First National Bank’s preliminary open house for its new building here was attended by over 500 stockholders, visiting bankers Euid public officiEils. Grand opening festivities for the public were held September 19 and included live entertainment, contests Eind prizes. Minnesota News DES MOINES: Eugene G. Precht was nsuned chairman and chief ALBERT LEA: David Noack has executive officer of the Iowa-Des been elected president of First Moines National Bank by directors Northwestern National Bank. He will last week. He is succeeded as succeed Carroll C. Bergerson, president by George F. Milligan, who president since 1965, who will be will also be chief operating officer and retiring April 1. Mr. Noack began his a director. Dee L. Frost was named CEireer in 1957 as a bank examiner and vice chairman Eind director. Five new was most recently senior vice executive vice presidents nEimed are: president and a director of the First Tom Farris, commercial bsinking National Bsuik of LaCrosse, Wis. Mr. division; Tom Hammelman, con Bergerson will continue to serve as sumer financial services division; H. Lynn HorEdt, chief financial officer; John Sikkink, bank operations, and Will C. Smith, human resources division. KNOXVILLE: David E. Anderson has been transferred to the Commun ity National Bank & Trust Co. as vice president. Mr. Anderson was previ ously assistant vice president of WEuren County Brenton Bank & Trust in Indianola, which he joined in 1976. MARENGO: Virgil Head has been nsuned vice president sind Catherine Shepherd cashier of the United Central Bank of Marengo, according "Opportunity C olls../' Leo Kane, Correspondent Banker American Trust & Savings Dank The Bank of Opportunity Town Clock Plaza. Dubuque, Iowa CALL 319-562-1041, COLLECT Supplement to Northwestern Banker Newsletter 9-28-81 Carleton D . 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Iverson have been promoted from assistant vice president to vice South Dakota News president-loans, according to Presi The Federal Savings & Loan Insur dent L.K. Iverson. ance Corp. has required the merger Illinois News Three independent banks have legally challenged this state’s newly-enacted multibank holding company law. The challenge, brought in a Springfield court, is viewed as a last-ditch effort to stop implementa tion of the law enacted July 3 which permits banks to form regional multibank holding companies. It repeals a 1957 prohibition against MBHCs in the state. Bringing the court action are the McHenry State Bank, State Bank of Arthur and First National Bank of Lacon. President of the McHenry Bank is Thomas F. Bolger, immedi ate past president of IB A A and treasurer of the Illinois Bankers Association. President of the Arthur Bank is James L. Winningham, immediate past president of ICBI. 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