Banks Meet Credit Unions In In-Plant Banking Push
Banks expand on the job services to wage earners, challenging credit unions once dominant in workplaces. Bank of America started the model, now about 300 banks offer on-site services with thousands of employer locations and payrolls from 30 to over 10 000. Credit unions grow to 12 million members with assets around 5.6 billion dollars, while banks promise convenience, privacy, and lower loan costs.
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Wisconsin mulls junior college system expansion
Witnesses told the Assembly Education Committee Wisconsin needs a junior college system soon but opposed a bill by Assemblyman Willis Hutnik to start the system this year. Hutnik proposes converting 22 county teachers colleges and creating new sites where needed. County college officials favor study but seek details. Concerns include plant use, taxpayer costs, and staying near local communities.
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Embezzler Begins 15 Year Federal Prison Term
Embezzler Bernice Geiger left the Sioux City county jail to serve a 15 year term for a $2 million embezzlement from Sheldon National Bank Iowa. She heads to Alderson federal women's prison with Deputy Marshal Robert Daley and matron Dorothy ONeill. The bank shortage was discovered Jan 16 after the bank failed. She had been a witness in the trial of Harold Kistner Jr. of Sheldon, who pleaded guilty last week.
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Toastmasters Close Season With Final Meeting
La Crosse Toastmasters held a last meeting before summer recess led by Charles Meyer. Robert Staley earned most effective speaker for "The Master Hand" on poetry and anecdotes.
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Johnsons relocate to Galesville Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Roger Johnson have moved to Galesville where Johnson is employed as a teacher in the Galesville School.
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