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Articles in Jul 15, 2001 issue of Northwestern Financial Review

• Dakota bankers meet for annual meeting in Rapid City
• Retirement savings: Pending rules require banks to update procedures for IRAs and qualified plans
  by Tacik, Greg
• Bank-focused computer company hosts seminar
• Fed Board Governor Ferguson given re-nomination hearing
• South Dakota bank to institute name change
• Two state associations announce scholarship winners
• Current law sufficient for predatory lending
  by Bengtson, Tom
• Missouri banker has the lock on a competive niche
  by Dullum, Justin
• FDIC reform gets new life in Washington
• Banker nominated to Fed Board
• Interim broke-dealer rules adopted
• Earning up, but concerns are noted
• Web page
• Bremer finalizes purchase of 11 Twin Cities locations
• Minnesota banker follows thirst for adventure to Mt. Everest
  by Crews, Jennifer Goepfert
• St. Paul bank honored by Chamber of Commerce
• Minnesota council of nonprofits partners with Bremer
• Baker carries on family tradition as fourth generation banker
  by Crews, Jennifer Goepfert
• Site.SEEING: Small bank's site offers plethora of information
• Site.BASICS
• Restoring liquidity requires long-term solutions
  by Mengedoth, Don
• Minnesota Bankers Association employee concludes 33 years of service to industry
  by Bengtson, Tom
• Interview: Bruce Christensen: Technology helping bankers to work smarter
  by Bengtson, Tom
• MY.sites: Amanda Heien
• New Montana commissioner up to meeting challenges
  by Crews, Jennifer Goepfert
• Bankers concerned about ownership succession
• UMB bank elects Menke new regional president
• Iowa bank eyes expansion, breaks ground for facility
• Community banks will thrive even as industry focus shifts
  by Bengtson, Tom
• Rural Kansas banker keeps main street strong with purchase
  by Dullum, Justin
• A budding journalist's report from the Iowa School of Banking's front row
  by Dullum, Justin
• KBA's new building nears completion
• Deposit insurance is a consideration for typical saver
• McGladrey names new financial institutions practice leader
• Non-performing loans on the rise
• Merger to create nation's second largest EFT network
• A heresy worth considering
  by Bengtson, Tom
• Bankers' Bank hosts Correspondent Day 2001
• Banks in good shape but FDIC warns about real estate concentration
• Illinois banker turns industry heads with unceasing energy
  by Crews, Jennifre Goepfert
• virtual experience, The
  by Dullum, Justin
• Wisconsin banker leading acuity through unique growth strategy
  by Bengtson, Tom
• FDIC Chairman resigns