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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1978

Page

6

Bank of Frederick County appoints Stonewall Branch manager

Anna Marie Berkebile elected Branch Manager and Loan Officer for the new Stonewall Branch Route 11 North. She joined the bank in 1977 with 15 years in banking including Alexandria National Bank of Northern Virginia and Vienna Trust Company.

Anna Marie Berkebile Bank of Frederick County New Stonewall Route 11 Berkebile Alexandria National Bank of Northern Virginia Alexandria National Bank Vienna Trust Company National Bank of Fairfax Fairfax County Public National Bank Washington, D.C Johnstown Pennsylvania Indiana University American Institute of Banking National Association of Bank Women

Real estate leaders and agribusiness expansion noted in Virginia notices

George A. Reaves of Landmark Properties in Winchester was elected president of the Blue Ridge Board of Realtors for 1978 at the Virginia Association of Realtors conference in Richmond. C&S Bank opens expanded agribusiness dept at 35 East Piccadilly Street with Julian A. Everly and Keith Phillips leading the unit.

Blue Ridge George A. Reaves Landmark Properties Winchester Blue Ridge Board of Realtors Reaves Virginia Association of Realtors Richmond H. Robert Edwards The Commercial and Savings Bank East Piccadilly Street Julian A. Everly Boyce Central Valley Farm Credit Service Everly Keith Phillips Waynesboro Premier Beef Corp Lexington Neb C & Son Phillips Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University VPI & SU Future Farmers of America Alumni Association Virginia State Muriel Strasburg Production Credit Association Clarke Frederick Page Shenandoah Warren Federal Land Bank West Virginia Berkeley, Jefferson Morgan Clarke Lions Club Raritan Club

Carter shifts stance as big business gains ear in White House

Washington report shows President Carter has moved from early outreach to small firms toward closer ties with top corporate leaders. Key figures from General Electric, GM, DuPont, AT&T shape policy input while Roundtable members press for access and influence amid energy and tax discussions.

N.Y. Times News Service Washington Jimmy Carter James D. McKevitt National Federation of Independent Business Oval Office Irving S. Shapiro E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company Richard M. Nixon Gerald R. Ford Carter Business Roundtable Roundtable Shapiro Reginald H. Jones General Electric Company White House Thomas A. Murphy General Motors Corporation John D. deButts American Telephone and Telegraph Company Jones Mr. Murphy Murphy deButts G.M G.E Treasury W. Michael Blumenthal DuPont R. Heath Larry National Association of Manufacturers United States Steel Corporation Larry S. Stephen Seliz 3d Georgia Carter Administration Federal Reserve Board G. Willian General Motors Blumenthal Detroit Michigan Henry Ford, 2d Ford Motor Company Ford New York J. Paul Austin Atlanta Coca- Cola Company Austin William M. Batten New York Stock Exchange Walter B. Winston Citicorp Ben W. Heineman Northwest Industries Inc Heineman Carter White House Johnson White House Mr. Carter Mr Carter The Business Council Robert S. Strauss Bert Lance Office of Management and Budget Lance Mr. Lance Nixon Coca- Cola Donald M. Kendall Pepsico Inc Kendall Bryce Harlow Procter & Gamble Company William G. Whyte U.S. Steel

Farm Credit Loans Top 38 Billion in 1977

Washington report shows the Farm Credit System loaned over 38 billion to farmers and cooperatives in 1977 with about 42 billion in loans outstanding by year end. Governor Wilkinson notes 11.1 percent loan growth and 13.4 percent outstanding rise from 1976, with land banks driving mortgage lending gains.

Washington, D.C Cooperative Farm Credit System Donald E. Wilkinson Farm Credit Administration Wilkinson Federal Land Bank PCA Bcs

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