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T he P ortland O bserver • O ctober 5, 1994
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lank Of America To Oregonians
September 15, 1994-Bank of
America introduced major service
enhancements and guaranteeing to
beat its competitors' consumer loan
and CD rates as part of an aggressive
statewide initiative to improve bank­
ing for Oregonians.
"W e’ve listened carefully to
what people want in a banking rela­
tionship and we’re going farther than
any bank in the state’s history to
deliver it,” said BofA Chairman W
Charles Armstrong.
"We’re asking Oregonians to
compare our services with those of
their current bank and simply choose
the better bank,”
Armstrong said BofA hopes to
attract customers with an unprec­
edented set of offers most beginning
this month and good through 1994.
Leading the list is the bank’s promise
to beat any published rate on auto,
home equity, boat or RV loan in the
state by 10 percent (10 basis points).
The offer applies to any secured fixed-
rate installment loan. The bank also
will beat the published CD rates of its
Oregon competitors by the same mar­
gin. Other offers include two years of
personal or business checking with­
out fees.
The bank is also adding a long
list of service enhancements:
Extending Home Loan By Phone
service by four hours daily. Home
buyers can now apply for mortgages
seven days a week from 7 a.m. to 9
pm . — virtually anytime they find the
home they want. BofA introduced
Home Loan By Phone to Oregon last
year and now four of five customers
choose to apply for mortgages by
telephone. The response has helped
win BoA the largest share of the
state’s home lending market.
Adding money-back service
guarantees. BofA has extended its
list of service guarantees, including a
new $5 to customers who wait more
than five minutes for services at its
branches. “Customers like the fact
that we put our money where our
mouth is,” said Armstrong, who said
the guarantees were among the bank's
most popular service innovations
ever.
L aunching B ankA m ericard
Photo Care. Intended to cut down on
credit card fraud, the photo card in­
cludes the card holer’s color portrait
and signature to discourage unautho­
rized use. Armstrong said the card,
available as Visa or MasterCard, is
proving a hit with Oregonians.
Opening accounts by telephone.
BofA’s popular 24-hour telephone
banking service will allow custom­
ers to open checking and savings
accounts from their home or office
anytime. They need only call 1-800-
USE-BofA (1-800-873-2632).
Adding ATMs one a week. Bank
of America already operates the most
free ATMs and will add another lo­
cation every week through the end of
1995. The new Versateller machines
build on BofA’s distinction as hav­
ing the largest ATM network in the
West.
The bank’s enhancements and
offers are being announced in an
aggressive advertising campaign that
suggest to Oregonians: .Improve
Your Banking: Choose Bank of
America.” The campaign—the most
extensive in BofA’s four-year his­
tory in Oregon-highlights what the
bank is hearing from consumers and
how it is responding with ways they
can improve their banking.
Although the newly announced
improvements and offers present a
challenge tocompetitors, Armstrong
emphasized that BofA’s attention is
focused on meeting consumer de­
mands.
“W e’ve been listening closely
to what consumers need and want
from their bank, and these new rates
and service innovations are just our
latest response,” Armstrong said.
He added that other enhance­
ments and offers are planned through
the end of the year and into 1995.
Trainings Offered To Enable Childcare
Providers To Serve Disabled Children
The Arc of Multnomah has an­
nounced that it has been joined by
Oregon Health Sciences University
in offering their innovative KICS
training to childcare providers
throughout the state of Oregon. As
part of this unique partnership and
for a limited time, the trainings will
be offered at no charge, with the cost
to participants absorbed by OHSU.
KICS, or Kids in Community
Settings, is acomprehensive training
which enables childcare providers to
acquire skills needed to include chil­
dren with developmental Disabili­
ties in childcare programs already in
place. The training, which was de­
veloped by The Arc of Multnomah
under a grant from the Oregon De­
velopmental Disabilities Council, is
equally adaptable for childcare cen­
ter staff including those in work-site
facilities, and family childcare pro­
viders.
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eyes, blondish-brown hair.
I like to have fun, I like
camping. I like hiking. I like
dancing, I like football. I
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of sports I also, love ro­
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on the beach. I just like to
have fun I am not looking
for anything serious, just
someone to have fun with
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OWE Professional, 3 4 .1 am
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m ance, co n versatio n ,
companionship, laughter,
new friend. If you are witty,
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comfortable with yourself,
enjoy music, dancing, my
cooking or gardening or
have something that you
think that someone new to
this area has to see. please
call After, living in Salem
for two and a half months
I'm sure I am the only single
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Low- and middle-income home
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down payment can now finance with
as little as 3% down through GMAC
Mortgage. The program was recently
offered on a test basis in nine cities to
determine its appeal to first-time
home buyers.
"W e've been delighted with the
response since the program's intro­
duction in the nine cities,” says Mark
Korell. president and chief executive
officer of the GMAC Mortgage
Group. "W e’ve now decided to com-
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nationwide.”
The 3% program is sim ilar to
Fannie M ae’s popular C om m u­
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For information on the 3% down
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S M I am 22 years old and I
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short blonde hair and blue
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dark hair, dark mysterious
eyes muscular, and very
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going out and having fun.
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SM 28, kind of new to the
likes to hang out party and
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and has the almost the
same interest as me
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LIKES TO TRAVEL
S M la m in m y 6 0 s 5'9and
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sending out its new message and
mission with its new 1994-96 na­
tional theme, “CharacterCounts! Be
prepared for the 21st Century.’
The Boy Scouts of America con­
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character, citizenship, and mental and
physical fitness in young people. Our
belief in America’s youth and our
commitment to preparing them for
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seeking a attractive, petite
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, light drinker is accept­
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someone around the same
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and enjoys the same things
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likes music Call Ext 62928
LOVES TO GO OUT
brown hair, very athletic
very handsome. Looking
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blondish brown
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fishing, hiking, 4 if into it,
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male. attractive, around the
same age group. Give me a
have a good time with, any
r a c e .la m 6 ,1 6 5 lbs. I love
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things. Call Ext 62905
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SM 3 3 ,6
call Call Ext. 62718
BLUE EYED BLONDE
SM looking for woman 19-
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ern music, going fishing, eyes, who wants to walk
camping, quiet talks hav­ with me on the beach, goto
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fireplace Call Ext 62 7 2 0
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H. Francene Grewe
Branch Manager
Sales Representative
Norwest Mortgage, Inc
825 NF. Multnomah
Portland. OR 9~2II
Office 503-235-1940
FAX 5O3-235-I948
Pager 503-635-1622
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beach, water ski, skiing,
cycling, reading, dancing
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looking for someone who
has a good sense of hu­
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fun and is attractive Call
vary from dinning to danc­
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am 5 1 1 , brown hair, brown
eyesand 34 years old lam
Hispanic. I just like to have
fun. see a movie, go to the
beach Call Ext. 630 25
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00 YOU LIKE TO HANG?
SM I am 5 7 medium build
with one adorable son. I
am secure, affectionate
somewhat shy. in and out­
doors and like sharing spe­
cial times with that special
somebody. I lost my high
school sweet heart after fif­
teen years, so I am new to
the dating game We are
looking for a single White
female, 25-35. Who is sin­
cere, honest and devoted
Likes somewhat old-fash­
have fun and I am looking
for people who also likes to
have fun. I like to go to the
I am looking for girls who
are between 18 and 25
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1994
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let her hair down at home
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