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Show musiommi,. ' ' jJ - ' ." e.g.r.E.nowee,...e0",..0114 t MM30t,M 00 Deposits aren't always 'money in the bank' ,,, Auto debuts NEWS, WEEKEND OF SEPTEMBER 3, 1977 DESERET WAN have lost their pizzazz paid on the money in them. Bankers in other parts of the country are now trying to get lifted a fede-1- 1 restriction which does not allow them to pay interest on money in checking accounts. Calvert said that if NOW counts become more similar to bank checking accounts, "insofar as the liability or savings side of our business is concerned, we could becotne significantly more similar." By Arnold Irvine Deseret News business editor At this season 10 years ago, the air was with expectation as the auto world awaited the debut of the "exciting, new" 1903 models. , 1 Credit unions. meanwhile, are The big windows of the dealer showrooms were , rA primarily "still a people organizacovered with paper to make sure that ne one could tion," according to Blackburn. "Our catch a glimpse of the , main purpose is to be a lending and cars until shiny saving body for our members, signs plastered on .;.;i;, ments. S&Ls also lend money on By Nick Snow although some of us are looking at Large the windows announced of drafts nationreal and a commercial first issuing mortages possibly Deseret News business writer the eagerly anticipated got .7' al credit card." Such cards, formerestate such as shopping centers, 110 date when the town's a To many customers, any deposit g ly the exclusive province of banks, motels or other 111."61 in crowd machos could in a financial institution is "money 4. N 4,031'k are already being issued by some and drool over the ; property, according to Arthur L. in the bank." long, S&Ls as well as a few department Calvert. president of the Utah 2 , .: touch the 4, sleek 4, te, lines, if stores and stock brokers. Bankers don't like that lack of League of Insured Savings and Loan ,,, polished steel and chrome distinction, although it doesn't Associations and an official of PruBlackburn admitted that while bodies, slide into the bother most credit union and savdential Federal Savings and Loan checking accounts are still limited driver's seat and grip the steering wheel and admire Association. ings and loan association officials by law to banks. credit union drafts the array of dials and knobs on the dashboard. ,, What does concern some Utah would be "essentially the same. The The the biggest thrill of all was lifting the hood to, Credit unions continue to make financial institution leaders is that are mechanics different and we'd gaze upon the big, powerful performance engine, dip other distinguishing features of primarily consumer loans on goods still have to work through a bank. In source of the ear's vaunted horsepower and the some banks, credit unions and savings and like automobiles, although fact. our relationship with many guzzler of much gasoline needed to loan associations are starting to larger ones have started to get into " banks would improve because we'd produce that horsepower. the home mortgage area or make li disappear. work more closely with them. second mortgage loans. Credit unThose were the happy, care-fre- e days when Some bankers who consider ions still are restricted by state and "We'd still essentially be a group nobody worried about the possibility of a fuel their institutions the most strictly federal law to doing business with a of people pooling their savings," he shortage and few cared about miles per gallon. Speed regulated, say that their formerly specific group of people, notes Bruce continued. "The big difference be- and power were the features that sold cars. Loti exclusive checking account Blackburn, vice president of the tween us and some savings and loan wheelbases and wide tracks were added franchise is threatened by NOW Utah Credit Union League. associations is that each person in a of Order Withdrawal) (Negotiable credit union has one share, regardThe energy scare has changed aU that. All three officials noted that accounts offered by some savings less of the amount of his savings. , and loan associations and share many financial institution officers Most of the pizzazz has gone out of the new car '" where aonsaver in an S&L gets shares drafts offered by some credit unions. oppose the disappearing distincintroductions. The public and even the dealers seem in his based he amount the has ', I tions. "I think each institution has enthusiam for cars that account." Approximately half the to have lost their wide-eye- d "Everybody wants to issue its some be There might purpose. S&Ls in Utah function this way, said are getting shorter, spewing less pollution, using le.s checking ccounts and home loans. There ought Z,) be a total new look at overlapping in the future. But I think Calvert. while the remainder have gas per mile and delivering less power. financial institLtions in this country, each organization serves a definite stockholders who are not necessariThe mood is exemplified by a Cadillac official and my commitL.e has started on purpose and role in the financial ly savers. whose announcement that the 1978 models are will that and always that very task," Reil. Henry Reuss, community Although Utah S&Ls don't yet distinguished by "subtle design refinements and have to remain," said Blackburn. chairman of the House engineering benefits," seems have NOW accounts, many do have consumer-oriente- d low-kefor even Cadillac. Banking, Finance and Urban Affairs a which are bankers called said service "transmatic" Eberhard many Committee, said during a recent authorizes the S&L to charge a Those who might venture into showrooms to seel ready to accept S&Ls and credit T. Utah visit. saver's account in a bank for a the '78 models "won't see major interior or exterior unions entering formerly exclusive But while many savers and banking areas such as credit cards mortgage payment. "The next step alterations," the Cadillac announcement said. will be when we just send a magnetic as long as customers don't distinguish among and checking accounts Ten ago, such a statement never would the three types of financial instituthe g&Ls and credit unions have to tape instead of a statement to the have got years the executive suite doors. past bank or the bank's computer," said tions, some fundamental differences play by the same rules as banks. Elsewhere on the scene, manufacturers are still remain: Calvert. , about some innovations. "Nationwide, there's a lot of talking ,.k? think to more Banks continue to handle we'll begin see "I bankers that credit concern among Ford is introducing a subcompact, the Fiesta, and more similarities," he conestates and trusts, make commerwill try to 'get all and the Fairmont. a replacement for the discontinued cial loans to businesses and offer unions especially we or the bankers tinued. "Whether , the goodies' without having to like it or not, government entities Maverick. The Mercury Zephyr will replace the checking account services. "The knuckle down to the restrictions and ,,qa0asaiotaatagiitai.gtu..4,50e are pushing us in that direction. The Cornet in the compact class. point we try to make is that there are factors in a bank that provide more regulations," he said. "We want Is this a bank or a fact is that both our industries have Ford officials are reported to be concerned that them to have the same rules coversavings or loan or a credit union it in that we each want to too many customers will want big Fords and Lincolns security and assurance," says Fred permitted taXaon interest parity savings, office? Sometimes even depositors don't know the I. get into the other's ballgame." instead of the smaller models. Eberhard, executive manager of the ing If Utah Bankers Association.' "The tion. reserves and examinations. Eberhard said that he doesn't financial is differences the the between institutions. three The that banks Federal the were the government requiring same, examinations that are made by the they think the three financial services fleet average of a given manufacturer in 1978, must wouldn't object so strenuously." U.S. Comptroller, the Federal Deshould be merged into one be 18 miles per gallon. But S&L Funds the official added Utah Electronic Transfer Systems monolithic posit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) and Calvert noted that banks are entity. "But for years, to In the past year, Ford's fleet average fell beloW that the questions raised by the (EFTS). If we get that, the ability the banks have the Federal Reserve Board give' allowed to offer checking accounts seen savings and to and loan associations of estimates because too many customers went for the savings much more exposure to the soundof NOW similarities accounts and because they have to maintain a loan associations and unions credit have access to that becomes a nibble big models. To discourage a repetition. Ford is ness of the operation." certain amount of cash on hand, or credit union drafts with conventionaway at our services," he a greater price spread between the well.- as issue al to pertinent accounts strike the we checking NOW all got added. "Now, with EFTS, credit considering liquidity. "If Savings and, loan associations smaller cars. and of bigger root a account privileges, we'd have to bigger question: "I'm NOW accounts, which originated IS&Ls) still primarily lend money for cards and other automated services Chevrolet has annonneed the introduction ;1 in New England, involve a charge on the horizon, we think it's a time first mortgages on residential real maintain a higher liquidity too," he' talking about the checkless truck line. diesel engines in its light-dut- y said. estate as well as for home improve for each transaction while interest is for a reckoning." society talked about in proposals for American Motors is bringing out a luxury compact, the Concord, with standard ' , ,,, engine and four body styles. :..s'Ae' Other developments are yet to be announced but no breathtaking changes are expected. 4- ". 0 Ili income-producin- rr, ow rld , I i lead-lace- d . I '' y, ; et;:,??.. Panel home Sidewalk superintendents are welcome this year at the Parade of Homes. An unscheduled feature of the annual home show at Glenmoor Village, 90th South and 40th West, is the construction of Summit One, an innovative house. The process, known as SteelStone, consists of steel superstructure with modular panels made of finely crushed stone chemically treated to form a tough rock foam. The panels are sealed with a coating of a product made ground marble. A crane is at the site erecting the panels d the of Summit Flake Resources, estimates the 600 panels will be erected in about 100 hours. The work will continue through the remainder of the home show which ends Monday. When Summit One is completed, it will be on display for six months although it already has been sold. Flake said. The advantages new con- claimed for the struction technique include its fireproof and termite-proo- f qualities; I 1 earthquake resistance, short time and low maintenance, construction NEW YORK method. ad volume decreased during July in Salt Lake City. the third consecutive month of the drop, according to the Conference Board. The level dropped from 340 to 326 points (based on a 1567 siaaing level of 100), the board an- 4'.',,k., Aetna Atuture Fd SW 15.67 Inv 915 In AGE Fd Allstate Alone Fe Am Birth Entv Am Anww Funds 801 Am ArnteP Gtri Inc Inv Nw Wash Mut FA Al NI. NI 7.32 1.te 13.16 14.31 9.20 WI--. 5.71 513 1.61 NJ. 10.63 It L. 9.72 10 62 4.95 5.41 Oman 0.02 5 70 72 9.67 10.57 15.27 1649 7.00 Am Am Am 6.4 4.116 16 01 13.70 17.50 14.97 Pr s 16.37 6,49 A M 17.119 7.09 WO ocomp, 912 9.97 Ort8d 4.30 4.01 GcG( 11.50 7.19 Gninc 1245 14.04 A yen 6.53 7,14 Gr Fdtv 4.43 7.03 Fnd Am ift Provi 5.40 5.92 Gritt Am 5.14 542 Am Insin 5 08 NI. invst Ain Inc 12.$ N.L. A Iv 2.06 3.23 Gr Amtat Ands'? 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Cat 1032 Lv 16.19 17.49 F Speck ') Drif 19711 Ilertudir levet. 4.ortikoom..M..4016o0...4500-40- ' ' ..:? .113.77 1 ''" : MUTUAL FUNDS; Fd , '' , , Construction has begun on this innovative home at the Parade of Homes, 90th South and 40th West. Acorn Adv Antna 11;;..:::::.;,.. "'".,'''':?r''-- ' 2..,. ...... 8nd Cep Want ',,..96',.-'''.- been completed in time for display during the home show but unforeseen delays in securing steel and other necessary items prevented its start. Officials of the Home Builders Association of Greater Salt Lake, the Parade sponsor, decided to allow construction of the house to proceed during the show because of interest in the innovative Am Want ad index drops again et factor. Construction cost is equivalent to that of a conventional, " stic kbuilt" house, Flake said. The house was to have of dell The excitement of the new car introductions gone and we miss it but the present matter-of-faapproach seems a healthy move toward greatdr credibility and confidence in the industry. I high insulation Wen- builder-invento- r. ' :' being built It g |