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To Volume 77 December 1991 ASK) Index to Volume 77 GUIDE TO PAGE REFERENCES IN MONTHLY ISSUES Issue Text "A" Pages Issue Text "A"pages Index to Index to tables tables January 1-80 1-77 84-85 July 505--624 1-69 78-79 February 81-146 1-81 88-89 August 625--684 1-83 90-91 March 147-202 1-77 84-85 September .... 685--768 1-69 78-79 April 203-286 1-77 84-85 October 769--846 1-75 82-83 May 287-374 1-77 84-85 November .... 847--966 1-79 88-89 June 375-504 1-75 84-85 December .... 967--1020 1-85 94-95 The "A" pages consist of statistical tables and reference information. Statistical tables are indexed separately (see p. A88 of this issue). Pages Pages AGRICULTURE, article on economy 967 BANCA Nazionale del Lavoro 572 Agriculture, U.S. Department of 203 Bank Commissioner of Maryland 575 Allison, Theodore E., appointed Assistant to the Board Bank for International Settlements, Basle 445, 532, 626, 724 for Federal Reserve System Affairs 734 Bank Holding Company Act of 1956 Altman, Robert A., in statement 574 Orders issued under Alvarez, Scott G., promoted to Associate General Counsel ... 312 1st Premier Bancorp 1015 American Bankers Association 221 1st Source Corporation 281 Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 212 A.N.B. Holding Company, Ltd 764 Angell, Wayne D. ABN AMRO Holding N. V., Amsterdam, Federal Reserve System expenses and budget, statement ... 715 The Netherlands 189, 356, 621 Annual Report, 1990 312 ABN AMRO North America, Inc 356 Annual Statistical Digest, 1980-89 312 Absarokee Bancorporation, Inc 678 Articles AdairsvilleBancshares, Inc 197 An update on the farm economy 967 Adamsville Bancshares, Inc 678 Bank holding company investments for community Agri Bancorporation 679 development 388 Albemene Bank Nederland, N. V., Amsterdam, Clearing and payment systems: The role of the The Netherlands 356 central bank 81 Allied Irish Banks, pic, Dublin, Ireland 843 Diffusion indexes of industrial production 534 Alpha Financial Group, Inc 841 Electronic transfer of government benefits 203 AMCORE Financial, Inc 502 Home Mortgage Disclosure Act: Expanded data American Community Bank, Inc 618 on residential lending 859 AmFirst Bancorporation 962 Household spending and saving: Measurement, trends, Amsterdam-Rotterdam Bank N. V., Amsterdam, and analysis 1 The Netherlands 189,621 Issues in labor supply 375 ANB Corporation 199 Method for evaluating interest rate risk in U.S. Anchor Bancorp, Inc 279 commercial banks 625 Apple Merger Corp 492 Monetary policy report to the Congress 147, 685 Appleton City Bancshares, Inc 1003 Payment of household debts 218 Area Bancshares Corporation 843 Primer on the settlement of payments in the United States .. 847 Arneson Bancshares, Inc 197 Progress toward a European Monetary Union 769 Arvada Bank Holding Company 140 Recent developments affecting the profitability Arvest Bank Group, Inc 618 and practices of commercial banks 505 Ashby Bancshares, Inc 620 Errata, announcement 733 Associated Banc-Corp 1015 Treasury and Federal Reserve Foreign Exchange B & G Investment Company 140 Operations 18,230, 528, 784 Banc One Corporation 61, 197, 331, 502, 742,1017 U.S. international transactions in 1990 287 Banc One Ohio Corporation 742 Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now ... 205 Banco Europeo de Finanzas, S.A., Madrid, Spain 108 Automated clearinghouses Bancorp Hawaii, Inc 843 New fees postponed 250 Bancorp III, Inc 267 Role in payment system, article 848 Bancshares of Jackson Hole Incorporated 500 Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis December 1991 A91 Pages Pages Bank Holding Company Act of 1956-Continued Bank Holding Company Act of 1956-Continued Orders issued under-Continued Orders issued under—Continued BancWest Bancorp, Inc 500 Commercial Bancorporation, Inc 679 Bank Management Group, Ltd 841 Commercial BancShares, Incorporated 962 Bank of North America Bancorp, Inc 197 Commercial Banshares, Inc 765 BankAmericaCorporation . 75,140,196,278,613,763, 841 Community Bancshares, Inc 354, 356,962 Bankers Corp 78 Community Bankshares of Wyoming 75 Bankers Trust New York Corporation 182,765 Community Financial Holding Company 354 BanPonce Corporation, Hato Rey, Puerto Rico 43, 765 Community First Bankshares, Inc 679, 962 Banque Nationale de Paris, Paris, France 143 Community Group, Inc 354 Barclays Bank PLC, London, England 487 Community Independent Bancorp, Inc 197 Barclays PLC, London, England 487 Community Trust Financial Services Corporation 140 Barnett Banks, Inc 140 Crawford Bancorp, Inc 620 BB&T Financial Corporation 199,620 Credit Lyonnais, Paris, France 502 Beaman Bancshares, Inc 354 Creditanstalt-Bankverein, Vienna, Austria 183 Bethany Bankshares, Inc 279 Crowell Bancshares, Inc 841 Beulah Bancorporation, Inc 1015 CTB Financial Corporation 500 Big Bend Bancshares Corp 962 Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank, Limited, Big Sandy Holding Company 679 Tokyo, Japan 184,281,670 Blackshear Bancshares, Inc 197 Dakota Company, Inc 679 Blue Waters Bancshares, Inc 500 Dauphin Deposit Corporation 672 Boatmen's Bancshares, Inc 78, 666 Dawson Corporation 328 BOK Financial Corporation 614 Decatur Corporation 679 Bon, Inc 962 Decatur Investment, Inc 75 Bourbon Bancshares, Inc 618 Denali Bancorporation, Inc 500 Breckenridge Bancshares Company 279 Desert Southwest Community Bancorp 679 Britt Bancshares 198 DNB Financial Corporation 679 Brooke Holdings, Inc 197,620, 765 East Ridge Bancshares, Inc 356 Button Gwinnett Bancorp, Inc 279 Eastern Iowa Bancshares 843 Caisse Nationale de Credit Agricole, S. A., Ellsworth Bancshares, Inc 197 Paris, France 78, 143, 765 Empire Banc Corporation 680 500 Caldwell County Bancshares, Inc 500 Enfin, Inc Eufaula BancCorp, Inc 841 Caledonia Financial Corporation 279 Eurocapital, S.A., Madrid, Spain 108 Carolina First BancShares, Inc 1016 EuroHoldings, Inc 614 Carolina First Corporation 200,1016 Evergreen Bancshares, Inc 1017 Catherine Stuart Schmoker Family Partnership 141 Exchange Bankshares Corporation of Kansas 962 CB&T Financial Corp 618 Exeter Bancorporation, Inc 75 CBT Corporation, Inc 140 F & M Bank Services, Inc 76 CBW Bancorp 500 F.N.B. Corporation 843 Cedar Creek Bancshares, Inc 279 F.W.S.F. Corporation 1005 Cedar Valley Bankshares, Ltd 679 Farmers and Merchants Investment Co 841 Central Arkansas Bancshares, Inc 679 Farmers Savings Bank Employee Stock Ownership Central Bancompany, Inc 1015 Plan & Trust 354 Central Bancshares of the South, Inc 139 Fayette County Bancshares, Inc 681 Central BancShares, Inc 618 FCNBCorp 502 Central Banking Group, Inc 619 FEO Investments, Inc 619, 681 Central Illinois Bancorp, Inc 962 Fidelity Bancorporation, Inc 197 Central of Kansas, Inc 279 Fidelity BancShares (N.C.), Inc 1017 Chadwick Bancshares, Inc 679 Fidelity Company 75 Chambers Bancshares, Inc 200 Fifth Third Bancorp 744 Chandler Bancshares, Inc 140 Fifth Third Bank, Cincinnati, Ohio 744 Chase Manhattan Corporation 843 Fifth Third Bank, Columbus, Ohio 744 Chemical Banking Corporation 48 First Abilene Bankshares, Inc 75 Cherokee Bancorp 324 First American Financial Corporation 354 Chesapeake Bancorp 500 First Bancorp of Durango, Inc 140 Citicorp 325, 332 First Bancorp, Inc 962 Citizens Bancorp, Inc 354 First Bancshares of Stevenson, Inc 197 Citizens Financial Corporation Employee Stock First Bancshares of Valley City, Inc 501 Ownership Plan 679 First Bancshares, Inc 841 Citizens National Bancorp, Inc 500 First Bank Corp 354 Citizens National Bancshares of Hope, Inc 964 First Bank System, Inc 78,281, 681 Clear Lake Investors, Inc 140 First Belleville Bancshares, Inc 141 CNB Bancorp, Inc 197 First Bentonville Bancshares, Inc 962 CNB Bancorp, Inc. Employees Stock Ownership Plan ... 197 CNB Bancshares, Inc 679 First Berlin Bancorp., Inc 354 CNB Financial Corporation 197 First Citizens BancShares, Inc 620 CNBC Bancorp, Inc 964 First Colonial Bankshares Corporation 962 Coal well Bancorporation 841 First Commerce Bancshares, Inc 141 Colony Bankcorp, Inc 679 First Commercial Bancshares, Inc 197 Columbia Bancorp-Delaware, Inc 764 First Commercial Corporation 78,140, 763,961 Columbus Bancorp, Inc 764 First Commercial Holding Corporation 667 Comerica Incorporated 131 First Community Bancshares, Inc 50, 502 Commercial Bancorp 1015 First Decatur Bancshares, Inc 619 Digitized for FRASER http://fraser.stlouisfed.org/ Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis December 1991 A92 Federal Reserve Bulletin • December 1991 Pages Pages Bank Holding Company Act of 1956-Continued Bank Holding Company Act of 1956-Continued Orders issued under-Continued Orders issued under-Continued First Financial Bancorp 681 Grygla Financial Corporation 198 First Hawaiian, Inc 52 GSB Holding, Inc 76 First Heartland Bancorp 619 Guaranty Bancshares, Inc 76, 78 First Interstate Bancorp 334, 678 Guaranty Financial Corp 76, 78 First Interstate BancSystem of Montana, Inc 1007 Hansen Freeborn, Inc 842 First Iowa State Shares, Inc 841 Harleysville National Corporation 141 First Laurel Security Company 1015 Haviland Bancshares, Inc 198 First Lindsay Corporation 749 Hay ward Bancshares, Inc 180 First Marengo Financial Corporation 59 Heartland Bancorporation 355 First Maryland Bancorp 843 Henderson Citizens Bancshares, Inc 963 First McKinley Corporation 197 Henderson Citizens Delaware Bancshares, Inc 963 First Medicine Lodge Bancshares, Inc 842 Heron Lake Bancshares, Inc 621 First Michigan Bank Corporation 141,489, 501, 962 Hettinger Holding Company, Inc 198 First National Bancorp of Columbia, Inc 279 High Point Financial Services, Inc 501 First National Bancorp, Inc 76, 619 Honor Bancorp, Inc 1017 First National
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