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Articles in February, 2001 issue of Credit Union Journal, The

• News Briefs
• Bankruptcy Gets New Momentum
  by Ed Roberts, Washington Bureau Chief
• NAFCU Presses For Accounting Of NCUA Personnel Expenses
• Wash. Volunteers Seek Cover From Lawsuits
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• Liberty Moves Closer To Deal To Purchase Cavion Technologies
  by Frank J. Diekmann
• The Scope Of CU Security Responsibilities
  by Kevin Jepson, Technology Writer
• Card For Youth Lets Parents Monitor Spending
  by Lauralee Ortiz, Correspondent
• Dues Increase Boosts CUNA's 2000 Net Income
  by Ed Roberts, Bureau Chief
• Many Living From 1 Paycheck To Next
• Recalling The Days Of The S&L Crisis
• Utah CU To Become 'Division' Of Mountain America
• California CUL Chair Forms Task Forces To Tackle Three Issues
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• The Bottom Line Often Missing In SEC Reports
• How To Overcome Sales Culture Roadblocks
  by Barbara Wirtz
• Regulatory Relief? What NCUA Should Do If It's Serious
  by Peter Duffy
• Bush Names Dollar NCUA Chair; New Personnel Moves Reversed
  by Ed Roberts, Washington Bureau Chief
• Some CUs Cash In As EDS Buys Out Network
  by Ed Roberts, Washington Bureau Chief
• Applause, Please, The Credit Unions Are In Town
• CUNA's Influence Seen As Bankrupcy Vote Nears
  by Ed Roberts, Washington Bureau Chief
• 'It's Only Fair Credit Unions Pay Taxes'
• ON DEADLINE
• The Secret To One State's PAC Prowess
• Peak-Performing Credit Unions During 3rd Quarter, 2000
• Fla. Question: What To Do With Regulator?
• ON DEADLINE
• With House Divided, WCUL Presses On
  by Tina Carlson
• Members Voting Online For Favorite (Member-Created) TV Spot
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• Will This Year Be the Year
  by Kevin Jepson, Technology Writer
• Corporates Comment On NCUA Proposal
• FOM Watch
  by Ed Roberts
• Mother's Milk & Burnout
  by Lisa Freeman, Associate Editor
• S. African CUs Seek To Be Bridge
• What You Can Do To Ensure Job Candidates Are A Good Fit
  by Irene O'Sullivan
• Good Members & Staff Are Just Like Electricity
  by Frank J. Diekmann
• Tomato, Tomahto-Words Are Important In D.C.
• Journal Scan
• Solar Panels Way For SAFE CU To Contribute
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• CU Shopper Suspends Operations, Seeking Buyer
  by Ed Roberts
• Technology News
• A View From The Other Side On PACs
  by Charles Mohler
• Do MSRs Like Members? CU Seeks Answers
  by Lauralee Ortiz, Correspondent
• Lessons In What's Past Due: It Isn't Always The Loan Payment
  by Bob Colson
• PEOPLE
• Thieves Cut Through Roof, Break Into ATM
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• ON DEADLINE
• CUNA Moves Quickly To Build Bridges To Congress
• New Study Shows CU Branches To Grow 50% In 2 Yrs.
  by Lisa Freeman, Associate Editor
• Who Benefits From Credit Unions? Bank Customers, Says New Study
• Liberty Seeks Position As 'Substantial Provider'
  by Kevin Jepson, Technology Writer
• United FCU Offering Employees Free PCs
  by Lauralee Ortiz, Correspondent
• Chrysler CUs Make Plans To Deal With Layoffs
  by Lauralee Ortiz, Correspondent
• Ethical Issues For You, Your Employees, And Your CU
  by Richard Radtke
• Mock Robbery Feels Real To CU's Staff
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• Role Of Corporates Is Shifting, Suggests Callahan Report
• What Happens When Wall St. Meets Main St.
• FORUM Finds Growing Niche In Small Businesses
  by Lauralee Ortiz, Correspondent
• Thinking Big!
  by Lauralee Ortiz, Correspondent
• Journal Daily
• Retail: Building A Sense Of Urgency
• Conversion Tips From A Veteran
  by Lisa Freeman, Associate Editor
• Special Report: Technology: Lesson Learned: Buy-In Needs To Begin With Top Management And Then Procede From There
  by Lisa Freeman, Associate Editor
• As PACs Grow, No More 'Hat In Hand' For CUs
  by Lisa Freeman, Associate Editor
• CU Service Corp. Reports Biz Surged 28% During 2000
• Journal Daily
• One CU's Journey In Reengineering Its Business Model
  by John V. Zells
• The What, The Why & The Who Behind NCUA's IS&T Exams
  by Roger A. Blake
• As Fed Cuts Rates, Loan Ratio Slides, CU Liquidity Loosens
  by Ed Roberts, Washington Bureau Chief
• Product & Service
• Community Page
• People
• Worth Noting
• ON DEADLINE
• 3 New IRA Options
• Cultural Issues
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• From Suicide To Saving Others: One Man's Journey
  by Elizabeth D. Thompson
• New CUSO Returns $1.1M Dividend To CU
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• State Treasurer Urges CUs To Grow
• When The Smokies Cleared, A Lesson For Us
  by Jim Blaine
• Branch Manager Admits He Staged $144,000 Heist
  by Tina Carlson, Reporter
• Progress Made With Foreclosure Prevention Project
  by Lauralee Ortiz, Correspondent

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