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Articles in October, 1998 issue of ABA Banking Journal

• PAIN, anyone?
  by Orr, Bill
• The last installment.
  by McConnell, William T.
• A closer look at unitary thrifts.
  by Cocheo, Steve
• The partner trap.
  by Holder, Basil
• Everyone competes in the political market.
• Nothing words like money in the bank.
• New ABA-endorsed programs.
• NOT AFRAID OF CHANGE.
  by Streeter, Bill
• Protecting customer privacy.
• A rate cut, if it comes, will be short-lived.
  by Bhagavatula, Ram
• Educating tomorrow's customers.
• Easing Y2K transitions.
• Trust banking for pros.
• Per-Branch Capital And ATM Freedom.
• A generation of risk managers foretell a future.
  by Levinsohn, Alan
• Web -friendly software grabs a bit of legacy.
  by Orr, Bill
• What's the score at FHA?(Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) and PMI Mortgage Insurance Co. petititon for approval of automated underwriting systems )(Business Brief)(Brief Article)
• Trust vs. Brokerage.
  by Kehrer, Kenneth
• Betzold-Berg Investment Portfolio Index.
  by Cocheo, Steve
• Receivables program offers small-business lenders an edge.
• The most powerful force in American home ownership.(Federal National Mortgage Association (Fannie Mae) accused of abusing power)(Business Brief)(Brief Article)
  by Peterson, James R.
• Relationship banking tools.
• Once again, it's time to revise TiL and RESPA.
  by Cocheo, Steve
• Cost-accounting for funding demands careful choices.
  by Flynn, Tom
• On a growth curve.
• From Russia, with hope.
  by Cocheo, Steve
• Why Tiger Woods has a message for Compliance.
  by S. Barefoot, Jo Ann