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Articles in Jan 1, 2001 issue of Northwestern Financial Review

• Montana banks merge, make key staffing changes
• Montana bank opens branch in Three Forks
• Clinton vetoes bankruptcy reform bill
• Regulators amend capital standards for financial institutions
• Banking in a sliding economy
  by Bengtson, Tom
• Bank in Minnesota's vacation country opens new office
• Compass of Alabama adds banks
• O'Neill picked to lead U.S. Treasury
• Minnesota banks step up SBA lending to record level
• After making it in the big leagues, small town native eyes retirement
  by Bengtson, Tom
• Making the most of technology
  by Bengtson, Tom
• Training is key to strengthening your weakest link
  by Paul, Susan
• Southern Illinois bank fails; reopens as Banterra branch
  by Olmsted, Monte
• Fed approves Chase Manhattan/Morgan deal
• Passionate leadership
  by Olmsted, Monte
• Strong as an oak, Wisconsin de novo emerges with guidance from bank veteran
  by Scroeder, Margaret
• Analyst at Wells Fargo conference says larger banks face uncertain year ahead
  by Bengtson, Tom
• FASB alters plan on M&A pooling ban
• Wells Fargo names Elliott president of Montana office
• Nebraska's Frist Beemer mergers two community banks
• Fed seeks comment on bank/real estate proposal
• Increases expected in bankruptcies
• S.D. community banks give boost to non-profit, guardianship program
  by Olmsted, Monte
• Passings: William B. Brandt
• A few facts about correspondent banking at Wells Fargo
• Maybe it's time to consider alternatives to traditional lending
  by Keaveny, Tom
• FDIC funds' reserve ratio increases
• For former banker, baseball career fits like a glove
  by Crews, Jennifer Goepfert
• OCC illegally favored national banks, Leach says
• A community bank advocate finds her home at ACB
  by Bengtson, Tom
• K.C. trio plans bank buy
• Lewis & Clark and Western history get boost from North Dakota banks
  by Olmsted, Monte
• Banks aid communities with high tech donations
• Nebraska bank makes buy
• Franklin Bank names David Shelp president and CEO
• Southeast Illinois banks merge
• Nebraska bank expands with updated facilities, new services
  by Olmsted, Monte
• Dialogue
• Check fraud on the rise
• CBAI members, Ohio company partner in capital fund
  by Schroeder, Margaret
• Independent group adopts new name in Nebraska
• Donation supports housing effort
• Reich confirmed for FDIC board
• Banks continue to pay high amounts for check costs
• Cook bank remodeling preserves many 1930s-era features
• Name change completed for North Dakota bank
• Following merger, S.D. bank puts name on two offices
• Common ownership leads to merger at Wisconsin banks
• Ushering in a new era
  by Bengtson, Tom