Persistence pays off for Harold Elder writer in Reader's Digest
Harold Elder, a Pecos writer, reports his piece Life in These United States appeared on page 112 of the December Reader's Digest. He notes he had previously submitted a jil lion but this is the first acceptance. His other work includes party parodies and poems for friends and coworkers.
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Harold Elder
United States
Pecos
Harold
Richard San Roman
John Dearley
Wisconsin
Ann
Lisa
Kansas
Comptroller
Bert Lance
FNB
Federal Reserve
Federal Depos’ Insurance Corporation
First Baptist Church
Rotary Club
Permian Basin Bank Administrators Institute
Ann Landers advice and a town bank’s EFT doubts
An Am class reader asks about teenage public kissing and a reader shares tax scam regrets with IRS actions. The piece also follows Harold Elder a bank official discussing EFT terminals and branch banking, noting Texas voters' rejection of EFT and its potential impact on small banks and 24 hour banking concepts.
Banker Harold Elder Helps Tech Move In Texas
Harold Elder oversees fund transfers at a national bank adapting EFT systems amid a Texas constitutional debate on branch banking. The system, including check imaging and computer reads, cuts work but raises regulatory reporting as the bank grows from 7 to 24 million in deposits and 22 staff.
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Tatum, N.M
Harold
Lubbock
Madison
Wis
Dallas
Houston
California
New York
Texas
Elder
Ing
Odessa
EFT
Chicago
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