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The National Committee on North Korea
North Korea in the World - A New Resource on North Korea's External Relations
April 25, 2017
The National Committee on North Korea and the East-West Center are pleased to announce the launch of a new pilot project, North Korea in the World.
For decades, American policymakers have had limited substantive information about North Korea in their consideration of U.S. policy options, with the exception of the question of North Korea's nuclear weapons program, and in more recent times, human rights.
The North Korea in the World website is designed to provide policymakers, researchers, journalists and the general public with a broader perspective about North Korea through its collection of curated information, data, and analysis on the external diplomatic and economic relations of North Korea (formally known as the Democratic People's Republic of Korea or DPRK).
The website will be updated on a continual basis with incoming data from across a wide variety of sources and will periodically incorporate new features and datasets. An expert set of advisors will regularly review and assess the site's contents. Anyone with questions or comments on the project may contact us with their inquiries.
The project co-directors are Keith Luse, National Committee on North Korea, and Satu Limaye, East-West Center in Washington.
House Bill Doubles Down on Secondary Sanctions
April 7, 2017
House Foreign Affairs Committee Chair Rep. Ed Royce (R-CA) has recently introduced H.R. 1644, the Korean Interdiction and Modernization of Sanctions Act. NCNK's summary of the legislation, as amended, is available here.
The bill would significantly expand the scope of the U.S. sanctions regime, allowing the Executive Branch to impose discretionary secondary sanctions targeting North Korea's commercial activities. The bill would also expand on provisions introduced by last year's North Korea Sanctions and Policy Enhancement Act, broadening the scope of mandatory sanctions and adding new provisions on shipping and financial sanctions.
The legislation has already been approved by the House Foreign Affairs Committee. Other House committees may weigh in before the bill goes to the House floor. No parallel legislation has been introduced to the Senate at this time.
Additionally, two other North Korea-related bills -- a bill that would require the Secretary of State to make a determination on whether North Korea should be re-listed as a State Sponsor of Terrorism, and a resolution condemning North Korean missile development -- recently passed the House. The State Sponsor of Terrorism bill now awaits action in the Senate, where Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) has introduced parallel legislation.
Senators Weigh in on the North Korea Policy Review
March 3, 2017
On March 2, 2017 Senators Edward Markey (D-MA) and Al Franken (D-MN) co-authored a letter to the President urging the new administration to "adopt a strategy of active diplomatic engagement with North Korea, backed by rigorous sanctions enforcement and a robust military deterrence posture in cooperation with… regional partners." The letter comes on the heels of a North Korea policy review initiated by the White House to consider a range of proposals, which reportedly include the use of military force. The letter by Senators Markey and Franken underscores the urgency of the situation and called on the President to "reach out directly and discreetly to North Korea with an offer to begin talks about restarting negotiations on their nuclear and ballistic missile activities." The goals of the negotiations, they outline, should approach the long-term goal of North Korea abandoning its nuclear weapons program in a step-by-step process in exchange for mutual confidence-building measures like economic engagement opportunities and addressing future US-ROK joint military exercises. In tandem with this diplomatic approach, they urge the President to utilize the North Korean Sanctions and Policy Enhancement Act to strengthen the implementation of existing sanctions. In closing, they reiterate the necessity to "exhaust opportunities for tough diplomacy" before moving to drastically escalate pressure on North Korea.
This letter was preceded by a letter sent on February 14, 2017 by six Republic Senators, led by Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Cory Gardner (R-CO) to the Secretary of Treasury, Steven Mnuchin. The Senators urge the Secretary to "execute the full extent of financial sanctions and targeted financial measures provided for under current law" on North Korea to bring meaningful economic pressure on North Korea and cut it off from the international banking system. The letter details the gap between the sanctions regime and implementation efforts and the need for "a determined, sustained, and well-resourced campaign to investigate, uncover and sanction the complex web of… third-country companies and banks that fund Kim Jong-un's regime, facilitate proliferation, and break sanctions." They offer 10 specific actions that the Treasury Department could take to more effectively "cut off North Korea's access to the hard currency it uses to finance its illicit nuclear program."
Perspectives on China's Coal Import Halt
February 21, 2017
On Sunday, China's Ministry of Commerce announced that Beijing would suspend all imports of coal from North Korea for the remainder of 2017, cutting off a major source of export earnings for Pyongyang. The announcement comes nearly three months after the adoption of UN Security Council Resolution 2321, which capped North Korean coal exports at 7.5 million metric tons or about $400 million annually. The Chinese Foreign Ministry has indicated that Beijing had implemented the ban because the annual quota had nearly been met within the first six weeks of 2017. (While reported coal imports from North Korea in January 2017 alone did not begin to reach the annual cap, imports for the month of December 2016 significantly exceeded the cap for that month.)
Writing at the Peterson Institute's Witness to Transformation blog, Stephan Haggard argues that although the timing of China's announcement came on the heels of a North Korean missile test and the apparent assassination of Kim Jong Nam, it may not have been tied to North Korea's recent behavior. Rather, he interprets the move as a way for Beijing to put the onus on the Trump administration to begin talks with North Korea over its nuclear program, noting that China could easily backpedal on its coal imports if it chose to.
The Choson Exchange blog argues that rising coal prices and the likely tendency for Chinese coal importers to have frontloaded sales from North Korea, combined with Beijing's hesitancy to exceed the coal cap limit, may have prompted China to issue the ban when it did. As their post notes, UNSCR 2321's very detailed mechanism for limiting North Korean coal exports marked a break from the more vague and flexible language of past resolutions, indicating Beijing's intent to adhere to the resolution rather than to enforce it only minimally. In a comment on the post, however, Bill Newcomb argues that the suddenness of the coal ban sent an "unmistakable signal of top level loss of patience" in China.
Bill Brown, in a post for the Korea Economic Institute assessing the ban's ramifications on the North Korean economy, points out that North Korean rice prices and the unofficial exchange rate for the North Korean Won will provide leading indicators on the ban's impact, as well as the North Korean government's response to it. Brown argues that, faced with the loss of export earnings from coal, Pyongyang could continue the marketization of the North Korean economy, privatizing state resources to support the Won and to develop more competitive exporters in non-sanctioned industries such as textiles. Alternatively, he writes, North Korea's government might use the situation to reduce imports and increase regulations on prices and wages, attempting to re-assert centralized control of the economy.
Victor Cha on Countering the North Korean Threat and New Steps in U.S. Policy
February 9, 2017
NCNK member and CSIS Senior Adviser and Korea Chair Dr. Victor Cha testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Tuesday, February 7 to discuss the threat posed by North Korea and offer recommendations for policy priorities for the United States.
Dr. Cha began his testimony by noting that a North Korean crisis could be a defining challenge for the Trump administration. Dr. Cha argued that any new strategy must be based on a full reading of the past record and reflect new realities and assumptions, including inter alia that North Korea will not give up its nuclear weapons and that Chinese cooperation will only be limited to those measures that "do not risk collapse of the [North Korean] regime." At its core, Dr. Cha argued that a new policy toward North Korea, "must entail a higher level of risk acceptance" not only in military strategy but also in diplomacy. The tendency to minimize risk, Cha argued, has restricted options and allowed North Korea to significantly develop their nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
By the way of specific recommendations, Dr. Cha testified that the United States has no choice but to expedite the deployment of THAAD with South Korea and that it should regularly rotate new assets and capabilities to enhance extended deterrence on the peninsula. He also argued that sanctions should be continued and expanded, including potentially sanctioning North Korean slave labor exports as well as third-parties willfully aiding North Korean illicit activities. On China, Cha noted while Chinese cooperation is necessary, U.S. policy cannot be subcontracted to China and that the U.S must consider secondary sanctions on Chinese entities in violation of sanctions. Relatedly, Cha suggested that engaging Russia in the UN Security Council could offer a way to put pressure on North Korea and China. Finally, Cha argued that the new administration must condemn North Korea's human rights record given that North Korea's nuclear program is "intertwined with its abuse of its citizens." While Cha did not provide specific recommendations on diplomatic overtures, he reiterated that a new policy must also entail greater risk taking in diplomacy.
Ambassador Robert Gallucci, Sue Mi Terry, and Anthony Ruggiero joined Dr. Cha in testifying before the Committee. Their full written testimonies, as well as a video of the hearing, can be found here.
Scott Snyder on Reassessing North Korea Policy Options
January 31, 2017
In testimony before the Senate Foreign Relation Committee today, Council on Foreign Relations Senior Fellow and NCNK Steering Committee Co-Chair Scott Snyder outlined the state of U.S. efforts to address North Korea's nuclear program, and provided policy recommendations for Congress and the new Administration.
Snyder's recommendations included a call for strengthened military and political cooperation with South Korea and Japan, as well the appointment of a senior envoy reporting directly to the President to manage the North Korea portfolio. He calls for a multi-pronged approached to China, arguing that "North Korea lives in the space created by Sino-U.S. geostrategic mistrust." This approach would aim to separate the North Korea issue from other aspects of Sino-U.S. relations and have Washington work with Beijing when possible, but also entail a greater U.S. willingness to apply secondary sanctions on Chinese entities in order to increase pressure on North Korea.
Although Snyder expresses pessimism about the prospects of the U.S. entering into denuclearization negotiations with North Korea, he argues that direct dialogue between the two countries would have value, allowing the U.S. to articulate the parameters for future negotiations in order to clearly signal how Washington will respond to North Korean actions. Snyder also calls for activities to create an internal debate among North Korea's elites, convincing them that the country has an alternative path forward if it abandons its nuclear weapons and begins to adhere to international norms.
Nicholas Eberstadt of the American Enterprise Institute joined Snyder in testifying before the Committee. His testimony, along with video of the hearing, is available here.
U.S. provides first humanitarian aid to North Korea in five years
January 26, 2017
South Korean newspaper Hankyoreh reveals that President Obama provided humanitarian aid earmarked for flood relief through the United Nations to North Korea just before leaving office. The article notes that the provision of aid could provide needed momentum to reset US-DPRK relations by the new Trump administration.
The US government has reportedly sent humanitarian aid earmarked for flood relief to North Korea's North Hamgyong Province via the UN.
"Shortly before President Obama left office, the Obama administration sent humanitarian aid to North Korea by way of the UN, and the Trump administration is planning to make this public before long," an expert on the Korean Peninsula in Washington who is familiar with affairs in the US government told the Hankyoreh on Jan. 24. This expert said that American aid to North Korea was at a "symbolic level" and did not mention the exact size or the items provided.
This is the first humanitarian aid the US government has given to North Korea since it gave US$900,000 through the independent relief organization Samaritan's Purse in 2011. Even as the Obama administration toughened its independent sanctions against the North in response to North Korea's fourth and fifth nuclear tests, it allowed humanitarian aid from the private sector but did not provide any governmental aid.
Leon Sigal on Recommendations for the Next Administration's North Korea Policy
January 17, 2017
In an article for Arms Control Today, Social Science Research Council's Leon Sigal, parses through clues to the next administration's North Korea policy and suggests that Trump should follow through on his impulse to engage in talks with North Korea, rather than the recommendations Trump will likely receive to continue a policy of "strategic patience."
Lost in the countryside, a city slicker stops to ask a farmer for directions. The farmer replies laconically, "Well, I wouldn't start from here." Starting from here is the sort of advice President Donald Trump is likely to get when he asks about North Korea.
He will be urged to pick up where his predecessor left off: refuse to enter into negotiations unless the North first commits to denuclearizing completely and takes steps to demonstrate it is serious about that commitment. He also will be told to continue ratcheting up sanctions in a vain effort to force Pyongyang to the negotiating table on U.S. terms.
That advice is tantamount to wishing away Washington's current predicament in hopes of somehow going back to the future.
Siegfried Hecker on Why We Should Talk to North Korea
January 12, 2017
In a New York Times op-ed, Stanford University's Siegfried Hecker argues that the incoming Trump administration should move quickly to engage in bilateral negotiations with North Korea. Hecker, also director emeritus at Los Alamos National Laboratory, says that reestablishing communication with North Korea could help prevent a nuclear crisis, and could also garner support from China and other countries in the region.
The crisis is here. The nuclear clock keeps ticking. Every six to seven weeks North Korea may be able to add another nuclear weapon to its arsenal. All in the hands of Kim Jong-un, a young leader about whom we know little, and a military about which we know less. Both are potentially prone to overconfidence and miscalculations.
These sensitive nuclear issues require focused discussions in a small, closed setting. This cannot be achieved at a multilateral negotiating table, such as the six-party talks.
Mr. Trump should send a presidential envoy to North Korea. Talking is not a reward or a concession to Pyongyang and should not be construed as signaling acceptance of a nuclear-armed North Korea. Talking is a necessary step to re-establishing critical links of communication to avoid a nuclear catastrophe.
The New Year's Speech
January 3, 2017
In Kim Jong Un's annual New Year's address, he re-emphasized themes from the May 2016 Workers' Party Congress, discussed military and economic policy, and referenced the widespread protests that have taken place in South Korea. In reviewing the North's missile and nuclear tests over the past year, Kim implied that the country would soon test launch an ICBM, a claim which has drawn the bulk of media attention to the speech.
We conducted the first H-bomb test, test-firing of various means of strike and nuclear warhead test successfully to cope with the imperialists' nuclear war threats, which were growing more wicked day by day, briskly developed state-of-the-art military hardware, and entered the final stage of preparation for the test launch of intercontinental ballistic missile; we achieved other marvellous successes one after another for the consolidation of the defence capability.
In response to the claim, U.S. President-Elect Donald Trump tweeted that "it won't happen!". A ROK Foreign Ministry spokesperson said that Trump's tweet could "be construed as a clear warning to North Korea in response to Kim Jong-un's indication of possible provocations, including a launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), in his new year's address."
Who We Are
The National Committee is a non-partisan coalition of individuals with extensive and complementary knowledge of and direct experience related to the society, economy, government, and history of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.
We are a diverse group. A number of members served as diplomats in some of the landmark U.S.-DPRK negotiations. Some have authored major books on the history, society, and security of the Korean Peninsula. Other members have worked in virtually all parts of North Korea, and on issues related to the country's current economic, humanitarian, refugee, and medical crises. Some of our experience reaches back to the era of the Korean War. Most have extensive contacts in the Republic of Korea, China, Japan, and Russia related to the Korean Peninsula. While the National Committee on North Korea is non-governmental, several of the members have worked in official positions and have ongoing ties with current or past administrations and with the United States Congress.
The idea to form a National Committee on North Korea originated during The Musgrove III Conference held in mid-May 2004, which was attended by many of the founding committee members. The first meeting was held on November 4, 2004.


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Within the first year of David Cameron's reign as Prime Minister of Great Britain he attended a school where he stood in front of a class filled with Future Voters and opened himself up to questions from the young, impressionable minds. Most of the questions were of the usual standard which Cameron had no problem with, he could answer with stock responses and the children were none the wiser. One of the last questions he was asked was regarding Britain's marijuana laws and, more precisely, would the Conservatives be doing any revisions to what are very archaic and detrimental laws.
The young man who asked this of his PM was quite well spoken and put his question across in an articulate and polite manner, respectful of the PM. David Cameron chose to laugh out loud in the face of this Future Voter.
I have been accused of many things in my time. Liberal is the one I get most. It isn't exactly true, and it isn't entirely false. On this particular subject I would say I fall into that category stemming from my love of marijuana and my hatred of David Cameron and his brand of Tories.
So what does this old news of the Prime Minister of Great Britain laughing in the face of a Future Voter for simply asking an important question have to do with anything? To answer that first we must determine why it is an important question because I am more than aware of the attitude towards marijuana in this country. To start with The War on Drugs failed, it failed at the exact same moment it started because it was attacked with no attempt made to garner any facts or understanding of many of the drugs. The sacking of Professor Nutt for announcing that weed was illegal for political and not scientific reasons was the first time we got a glimpse of the attitude permeating through the halls of Parliament, he went on to say that you have more chance of dying from horse riding than you do from taking ecstasy, that was right before he was thrown out a job and made a fool of in the press.
The War on Drugs was a massive failure. It made criminals out of people whose only crime was falling for the wrong drugs. "Weed is a gateway drug!" They say. "They" being the imbeciles, you've probably met a few. This war cry has probably done the most damage to the cause, to say that weed is a gateway drug is to try and put people off doing it and to position yourself with David Cameron and his Perverted Posse. In truth it actually can be a gateway drug, but not because you will become some degenerate addict, but because you have to buy weed from the same people who sell pills, powders and whatever else. Many times in my younger days I would find myself in a run down apartment in the bad part of town trying to buy hash, only to be offered Class A's at the same time, or in place of what I wanted in the event they had none. So weed can be a gateway drug, but only because your government is making it that way. There is no scientific backing to the governments assertions that you smoke one joint and all of a sudden you are filled with a powerful craving for heroin and old ladies handbags.
With all this in mind it is time for us to accept a few things. Largely we should come to terms with the fact that we will probably never get legal weed, be it Amsterdam legal or California legal. There are too many Tories in this country to ever let that happen, because you can't annoy Tories too much. God forbid someone miles from the conservatory in which the Tory Sympathiser sits and reads the Daily Mail should be allowed to smoke their face in. God forbid someone with MS be allowed to smoke the one chemical free drug proven to ease the pain. God forbid you should be afforded the same freedoms as an angry, violent and unpredictable alcoholic.
Imagine my surprise, then, when I was told about a British drugs company called GW Pharmaceuticals who have been licensed by the UK Government to begin growing 20,000 plants as of December 2012. Dr Geoffrey Guy, the man in charge of the 10 strain Grow Op, is the only man in Britain legally allowed to grow weed. The Doctor will be running tests over several years, at great expense to the tax payer to determine results that many countries across the globe have discovered many years ago.
Oddly some voices in the House of Lords and even Prince Charles himself are in favour of medicinal marijuana for illnesses such as MS. Still, the British Medical Association have condemned the research and indeed the idea of weed as a medicine because it is too unpredictable.
The research of GW Pharmaceuticals spells either victory or defeat for the grass roots smoker. Maybe these tests will lead one day to legally obtainable weed. Maybe one day a Government put in place by voters will one day listen to a massive number of said voters who just want to buy good weed from someone who isn't a drug dealing scumbag. Maybe one day Conservatives will mature in the brain just enough that science will be allowed to flourish.
If the end result of these trials result in yet another Marinol style drug which mimic the effects of THC without the purity or speed of marijuana then we should revolt. Full revolution. Creating a drug in a lab and selling it in place of the organic, natural and totally groovy plant is insulting. Furthermore it should result in many millions of pounds in compensation being paid out to anyone who has ever been charged with marijuana offences. The more cynical mind may laugh at the idea of a marijuana smokers revolution, but to those people I say this. We won the war on drugs and we didn't even try. I didn't even stand up to smoke that often. More often than not I was sat or lay down and I was still on the victors side. It is over, government funded Grow Ops are the white flag telling me it is over. But let's not allow political posturing it's parting shot, let's not accept medicinal marijuana as it is simply there to do one thing which is to appease the people who know the least but shout the loudest.
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Amir Khan has lost "a big lump sum" by apparently refusing to lower himself to fighting on Sky Sports 3 this Saturday. The WBA light-welterweight champion's defence against Paul McCloskey in Manchester was downgraded from Sky Box Office to the broadcaster's regular subscription channels before Khan yesterday confirmed he would instead appear on the minor pay-per-view station Primetime TV. It is believed Sky took the card off box office as a quality control decision, not as a result of sales figures, after a strong undercard was weakened by withdrawals.
Khan's camp were unhappy to be placed on Sky Sports 3 and not 1 or 2, despite the broadcaster apparently explaining that the finer points of such scheduling were out of their hands owing to the rights deals involving the likes of Saturday's Real Madrid v Barcelona football match.
It is believed Khan's long-term relationship with Sky is not necessarily damaged and his projected unification bout with the American Timothy Bradley later this year could be shown by the broadcaster.
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Police said Parvati had sold off her son to return Rs 15,000 that she had taken from a person.
Samastipur: Driven by poverty, a woman of Samastipur has sold her 18-month-old son to another woman to pay off a debt of Rs 15,000, police said on Tuesday.
The impoverished woman Parvati of Chandchaur village allegedly sold off her son to Bini Devi on Monday in Devi's village Chiranjivipur in Begusarai district, they said.
The residents of Chiranjivipur village came to know about the boy and informed the local police who intimated their counterparts at Ujiarpur Police station where a complaint was lodged, they said.
During investigation it was found that Parvati had sold off her son to return Rs 15,000 that she had taken from a person, they said.
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Kevin Drum beats me to the punch and excerpts the key portion of President Obama's long interview in Rolling Stone:
It is inexcusable for any Democrat or progressive right now to stand on the sidelines in this midterm election. There may be complaints about us not having gotten certain things done, not fast enough, making certain legislative compromises. But right now, we've got a choice between a Republican Party that has moved to the right of George Bush and is looking to lock in the same policies that got us into these disasters in the first place, versus an administration that, with some admitted warts, has been the most successful administration in a generation in moving progressive agendas forward.
....If we want the kind of country that respects civil rights and civil liberties, we'd better fight in this election. And right now, we are getting outspent eight to one by these 527s that the Roberts court says can spend with impunity without disclosing where their money's coming from. In every single one of these congressional districts, you are seeing these independent organizations outspend political parties and the candidates by, as I said, factors of four to one, five to one, eight to one, 10 to one.
We have to get folks off the sidelines. People need to shake off this lethargy, people need to buck up. Bringing about change is hard — that's what I said during the campaign. It has been hard, and we've got some lumps to show for it. But if people now want to take their ball and go home, that tells me folks weren't serious in the first place.
If you're serious, now's exactly the time that people have to step up.
Kevin, being the "mushy sellout" he is, agrees with Obama. But he adds a caveat:
If you're, say, Glenn Greenwald, I wouldn't expect you to buy Obama's defense at all. All of us have multiple interests, but if your primary concern is with civil liberties and the national security state, then the problem isn't that Obama hasn't done enough, it's that his policies have been actively damaging. There's just no reason why you should be especially excited about either his administration or the continuation of the Democratic Party in power.
That's all true, but it's not an excuse for people to be complacent. Sure, civil libertarians like Greenwald shouldn't buy Obama's defense of his administration's continued failings on civil liberties. But people still have a responsibility to analyze the candidates in their district and decide which one would be better on the issues that are important to them. Greenwald may not be enthusiastic about Obama, or about most Congressional Democrats. But I strongly suspect that if Greenwald lived in Wisconsin, he'd vote for Sen. Russ Feingold, one of the few true civil libertarians in Congress.
On civil liberties, the difference between Feingold and his challenger is immense. But even a small difference on the issues that are most important to you is probably worth voting on. If two candidates really are exactly equally bad on your issues, not voting or casting a protest vote become reasonable options. But most of the time, a little bit of research can help you determine which candidate would be less-bad on your issues. At the very least, civil libertarians should take a few minutes to investigate the congressional candidates in their district. In other words, you don't have to like Barack Obama or be excited about Democrats to vote for Russ Feingold.


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The age-old question, "Are you being compensated for the work you perform?" rages not only in the boardroom at many banks and publicly held companies, but even within the credit union industry.
Known as the industry for "people helping people" and devotion to public service, credit union executives are typically paid considerably less than what ivory tower multi national bank fat cats bring home. However, a recent report in The Denver Post pointed to one credit union CEO who was being compensated along the same lines as the big boys, which is raising a few eyebrows.
According to The Post, Public Service Credit Union ($1.15 billion, Denver, CO) is shelling out a multi million-dollar compensation package to CEO David Maus, which includes benefits that covers approximately 30 years of service.
The Post's breakdown is $9.3 million, which represents an accrued retirement payment in an effort to reward Maus for 30 years of service, an additional $1.2 million if he defers retirement, plus his base salary draw is just shy of $500,000. Executive Compensation Solutions, an independent credit union compensation and benefits firm, reports that the median credit union CEO salary is approximately $451,000.
Although members and other credit union executives are up in arms, Maus and PSCU board members explain that he led PSCU from being a small $15 million credit union once upon a time to the current $1.15 billion powerhouse it is today.
Maus defended his position by telling The Post, "There are very few credit union executives who have been in their position with one credit union that long and who have taken them as far as what we have accomplished."
"I am absolutely convinced that PSCU would not be the credit union that we are had we not had him as our leader," adds JoAnne Groff, chairwoman of the PSCU board. "Had Maus left before the five years was up, he would have lost his retirement benefits."
Although Maus did take the credit union to an entirely different level, other credit union CEOs are not feeling the love. Community Resource Federal Credit Union ($66 million, Albany, NY) CEO, Elizabeth Kindlon said, "While CEO David Maus has clearly proven to have grown PSCU during his 27-year tenure, his compensation is exorbitant," she says. "Compensation for credit union managers should be competitive but excessive compensation such as his conflicts with the credit union philosophy of giving back to our members. The other thing to keep in mind is that most credit unions are small with under $10 million in assets. PSCU is one of the few over $1 billion in assets and isn't a typical credit union."
In fact Community Resource pointed out that NCUA published a document last year that discusses how CEO compensation should be curbed for credit unions greater than $1 billion.
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Although Maus did lead the credit union to becoming one of the bigger credit union players in the market is he actually just being fairly compensated? According to Alec Berkman, president of Executive Compensation Solutions, credit unions should do what they can in order to attract the best and most talented leaders to their organization.
Berkman says that one way to explain the reasonability of a CEO's compensation is to examine the ratio of compensation to member. In January, he discussed CEO compensation with credit union marketing strategist Mark Arnold and said, "For example, if your CEO's total compensation is $500,000 and you have 200,000 members you are only spending $2.50 per member or $.20 per member per month. However, having a compensation philosophy and a methodology for establishing CEO compensation is at the core of the issue of fairness and increased scrutiny."
Beckman adds that while the compensation structure should be meaningful, affordable and reasonable, it should also be tied to goals and performance.
Comparatively, multi national bank executive salaries make Maus' compensation look like chump change.
CNN Money released a report of the total compensation for nine of the largest banks in 2007. Just to name a few, Kenneth D. Lewis, chairman and CEO of Bank of America drew a $1.5 million salary with a total compensation package of $24. 8 million; Charles Prince, former chairman and CEO of Citigroup was raking in $1 million in salary and a $15.1 million compensation package; Gary D. Cohn, president and chief operating officer at Goldman Sachs only made $600,000 a year but held a compensation package of $72.5 million and James Dimon, chairman and CEO of JP Morgan Chase was paid a salary of $1 million and a compensation package of $27.8 million.
During Berkman's interview with Arnold he references a few trends in CEO compensation saying that many credit union executives are getting paid based on their performance. "We are also seeing a shift in credit unions where more CEO compensation is 'at risk' or tied to performance. Executives will get paid when they hit credit union goals," he explains.
With regard to how bank versus credit union executives are paid, Berkman adds, "For awhile we were seeing a narrowing of the gap between bank and credit union CEO pay. However, bank CEO compensation is accelerating again. So now the gap between banks and credit union is widening."
Credit unions continue to be the better choice for consumers across the country. Find a credit union and realize the credit union difference today.


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Undoubtedly, there will be a lot of finger pointing in the coming days about who and what is responsible for the debt. Republicans will likely pin it on the Obama administration's ambitious agenda, which includes billions in bailouts and stimulus money. Democrats, on the other hand, argue that most of this is a result of the previous administration's decision to enter into two wars and create an expensive and unpaid for Medicare program. The truth is both parties share in the blame.
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Ultimately these numbers are so unfathomable that it almost seems like a joke, but as ABC News points out, there could be serious repercussions if the debt continues to balloon and reaches 150% of the gross domestic product, which could cause hyperinflation. (Right now, the debt is about 90% of the GDP.)


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Here are some news nuggets to tide you over this morning:
Toronto trade winds blowing
Mo Johnston isn't talking but rumors of a Toronto FC-San Jose Earthquakes trade are picking up steam. A Ronnie O'Brien to San Jose trade is in the works. Just who would Toronto take from San Jose? The easy call is Canadian defender Chris Pozniak, but the reality is if TFC really rated Pozniak they would have kept him in the first place.
There isn't much on San Jose's roster for Toronto to ask for. A package of a major allocation and high draft pick could do the trick for O'Brien, a former all-star who endured his share of injuries last season. Toronto FC wants to stockpile allocation money to bring in several new international players during this transfer window.
RSL signs Scottish striker
Real Salt Lake filled its need for a target striker by signing Scottish forward Kenny Deuchar. The 6-foot-3 signing fom Gretna F.C. should offer a useful target man to go alongside quick forwards Robbie Findley and Fabian Espindola. No details on the deal but it's safe to say Deucher is NOT a designated player.
Gonzalez helps Catolica post Copa win
Former Columbus Crew defender Marcos Gonzalez started and played 90 minutes in Universidad Catolica's 1-0 Copa Libertadores win against Peruvian champions San Martin on Wednesday. Sold to Catolica by the Crew last month, Gonzalez has stepped right in and become a key figure on the Catolica team. He was a bit underrated during his time with the Crew but he will definitely not be easy for Columbus to replace.
That's all for now. I'll post some more nuggets through the morning and afternoon so check back in later.
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Everyone is going mental over the RO'B trade. Ive got faith but please please Mo, dont let us down. Im a little bit scared because of a lack of signings but i dont think he'd sabotage his own career (ie ridding of an important first team player without a replacement.)
Us 'Quakers are getting excited… hope it happens.
R.O'B (captain injury)for a major allocation and a first round pick AND Poz… i'd take it. We can use the allocation to get an int'l midfielder, the pick to build the future and poz as a util player. Gimme Gimme Gimme!!!
Glad to see RSL adding some attacking power.
10 goals in his last 21 games? Sounds like a pretty decent signing by RSL. Good for them.
I would love to see the Revs make a late push for O'Brien – seems like they would have the allocation money to do so and he would be a great fit….
As a Crew fan, we never thought Marcos was under rated, under appreciated, yes. Good to hear he is doing well, wish him the best.
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If Toronto trades O'Brien, perhaps they'll pick up goalkeeper Preston Burpo. Depth at goalkeeper is one of Toronto's greatest needs. Besides, O'Brien would fit in well with Yallop (he's an offensive threat with some bite to his game) and I don't think O'Brien endeared himself to Johnston after injuring his knee while attempting a rough tackle on a teammate during pre-season training. Toronto could have used O'Brien if it weren't for that stupid move.
RSL now has a good balance of speedy strikers and larger target strikers. They're definitely building a playoff team.
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Dont think we will be going for Burpo as we currently have 2 other goalies on trial (one canadian, Wageneer, whos back from an unsuccessful spell in Hollands first division and our draft pick who is impressing). If anything itll almost defo be for the allocation adn draft pick as we will now need to replace 2!!! wingers, most likely at relatively high costs..
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OVIEDO, Fla. - The defense attorney for the woman who is accused of fatally shooting her daughter in their Oviedo home before trying to kill herself, told WFTV reporter Tim Barber that she had been Baker Acted in 2011.
The attorney, Brian Bieber, said Sujatha Guduru, 44, was able to get a gun because the information about Guduru's hospitalization was never entered in a federal database.
The doctor did an involuntary evaluation of mental health, yet the state does not require that information to be entered into the database.
But, the attorney believes the doctor should have alerted the system.
Had it been entered in the system, the database would have alerted the store, where she bought the alleged murder weapon several weeks before the shooting.
Bieber said Guduru had several psychotic breaks and suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder after she witnessed a security guard get shot at a Houston Walgreens.
Barber looked into a house bill that deals with guns and mental health.
The bill states that if someone is involuntarily hospitalized their information must be put into a federal database, but Bieber said it does not include involuntary mental evaluations.
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According to state statute hospital officials may not have been able to report Guduru anyway because she was only given an involuntary mental evaluation.
Guduru entered a written plea of not guilty. Her attorney is claiming she was legally insane at the time of the shooting.
Detectives said Guduru sent her brother, Prasad Chittaluru, an email on Jan. 27, threatening to kill herself and take her 17-year-old daughter's life, so her daughter wouldn't be alone.
"When my mom checked her, she said they were sleeping," said Chittaluru. "They wouldn't answer. I was getting worried."
Chittaluru told detectives he then drove to his sister's home and found her and his niece in the master bedroom.
Guduru is charged with first-degree murder.
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I'm not going to hold it against you if you've been preoccupied with the NCAA tournament of late. It happens.
But with only a dozen or so games remaining for each team in the NBA's regular season, you're missing out on a thrilling race to the finish. The Hawks and Cavaliers sit atop the East while five teams fight for the final two spots. In the West, the clash of contenders is so deep that the No. 8 seed (Thunder) is just as scary as the No. 1 (Warriors) and of the three teams immediately missing out on the playoffs: two are above .500 (Pelicans, Suns) and the other (Jazz) is 12–4 since the All-Star break.
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Where do all 30 teams stand in the NBA's version of March Madness? Let's get to the rankings.
(All stats and records through March 22)
11Golden State Warriorslast week: 1record: 56–13 (4–0)Golden State continues to be a dominant frontrunner. After starting the year 31–5, the Warriors are once again cruising, winning five straight and 10 of their last 11. With so many options and so many looks, the Dubs have managed to keep things fresh this season, helping to consistently keep their game on point throughout the rigorous 82-game grind.
22Cleveland Cavalierslast week: 2record: 46–26 (3–1)LeBron James said he needed to "press the button" to wake the Cavaliers up in their latest win and it worked. James makes many things look as easy as pressing a button, like this nonchalant 40-footer.
33San Antonio Spurslast week: 4record: 44–25 (3–1)The Spurs sent a subtle reminder in their rout of the Hawks: They're still the ball movement kings. San Antonio dished out 30 assists on 46 baskets against Atlanta and swept the season series against former assistant coach Mike Budenholzer.
44Oklahoma City Thunderlast week: 5record: 40–30 (3–1)Russell Westbrook notched his 10th triple double of the season Sunday and helped the Thunder improve to 10–5 since Kevin Durant went down with his latest foot injury. With the timetable uncertain for the reigning MVP, it might be in OKC's best long-term interest to sit KD the rest of the season and ride the Westbrook wave.
55Atlanta Hawkslast week: 3record: 53–17 (1–3)While it's easy to get skittish about the Hawks after seeing them lose three straight for the first time all season, it's worth noting the defeats came against the Warriors, Thunder and Spurs. Atlanta can still be the best team in the East without being able to hang with the West.
66Memphis Grizzlieslast week: 7record: 49–21 (3–1)Jeff Green admitted he was pressing too much as a starter, which led to the Grizzlies' first five struggling with him in tow. The veteran's decision to ask Dave Joerger to be removed from the starting lineup shows a dedication few NBA players possess. Green started Saturday due to an injury, but the forward could be more effective as a super sub than a solid fifth man.
77Los Angeles Clipperslast week: 10record: 46–25 (4–0)As strong as the Clippers have been of late, the competition has been not. L.A. is 8–4 this month, but has lost to Golden State, Portland, Dallas and Houston. A four-game winning streak which features wins over three non-playoff teams doesn't erase all concerns.
88Houston Rocketslast week: 8record: 46–23 (2–1)Josh Smith has now played more than half a season with the Rockets, and the results of the ex-Piston in a reserve role have been encouraging. Smith's per-36 numbers with Houston are right in line with his career averages and he's handled his reduced role with impressive poise
99Chicago Bullslast week: 12record: 42–29 (2–1)With Taj Gibson back in the rotation, Tom Thibodeau will be forced to make some tough frontcourt decisions. Joakim Noah is the heart and soul of the team, Pau Gasol is at times its best player and Nikola Mirotic has been an offensive revelation off the bench. That doesn't leave a lot of minutes for Gibson, a sensational defender and second-place finisher for 2014 Sixth Man of the Year.
1010Dallas Maverickslast week: 9record: 44–27 (2–2)Dallas isn't going to win many games when Rajon Rondo outscores Dirk Nowitzki and Monta Ellis, as he did Sunday. The Mavericks' offense with Rondo continues to be as awkward as cowboy boots outside the state of Texas.
1111Portland Trail Blazerslast week: 6record: 44-24 (0-4)The wheels are starting to come off for the Blazers, who have lost a season-high four straight and saw LaMarcus Aldridge and Nicolas Batum go down with injuries in the most recent defeat. Aldridge has played admirably through a hurt thumb, but the big man says he isn't "going to rush" back with his latest hand injury.
1212Toronto Raptorslast week: 16record: 42–28 (3–1)Grevis Vasquez has been a valuable sub for the Raptors all season, but he's been even more effective as a starter in spot duty. Toronto is 14–7 with Vasquez in the starting lineup, during which he has averaged 10.9 points, 4.6 assists, 3.0 rebounds.
1313Washington Wizardslast week: 14record: 40–30 (2–2)It appeared Washington had righted the ship after winning five straight earlier this month, but back-to-back blowout losses (the latter at Sacramento) suggests otherwise. The road continues to be treacherous for the Wizards, who have lost 11 of their last 13 away games.
1414Phoenix Sunslast week: 18record: 38–33 (3–0)While the Bucks have torpedoed since trading Brandon Knight, the Suns improved to 5–1 without him Sunday. Knight's PER has plummeted since arriving in Phoenix (18.6 to 11.7) and his shot (37.6%) has evaded him as well. Phoenix has won four straight without Knight and will be hard-pressed to re-sign him this offseason if this trend continues.
1515New Orleans Pelicanslast week: 11record: 37–33 (1–3)Injuries continue to be a cruel thorn in the side of the Pelicans. After going 9–2, New Orleans has lost four of five as it deals with injuries to Anthony Davis, Tyreke Evans, Omer Asik and Ryan Anderson.
1616Utah Jazzlast week: 15record: 31–38 (2–2)Points are proving hard to come by, but the Jazz are still squeaking out wins. Utah is 8–3 this month despite ranking second-to-last in points per game (90.4).
1717Miami Heatlast week: 21record: 32–37 (3–1)Miami would much rather have Chris Bosh, but Erik Spoelstra might have found something with a starting lineup he's been toying around with for a little over a month. The Heat are 7–2 when starting Hassan Whiteside, Udonis Haslem, Luol Deng, Dwyane Wade and Goran Dragic.
1818Milwaukee Buckslast week: 19record: 34–36 (0–4)No team took a bigger turn for the worse at the deadline than the Bucks, who have gone 4–13 since trading Brandon Knight and have lost six straight. Michael Carter-Williams' shooting troubles clearly had little do with the 76ers. The second-year guard is shooting 38.3% from the field and a ghastly 7.1% on three-point attempts.
1919Indiana Pacerslast week: 13record: 30–39 (0–4)Indy's status as Eastern sleeper has taken a big hit with its recent five-game skid. The Pacers' offensive struggles are to be expected, particularly without Paul George, but the team's defense betrayed it Saturday, allowing a season-high 123 points.
2020Boston Celticslast week: 17record: 30–39 (1–3)Marcus Smart's temper continues to be an all-too-important storyline of his career. The Celtics rookie's suspension last week—for punching Matt Bonner in the groin—was about as unnecessary as they come. Smart has flaws beyond his anger, but a missed jump shot or sloppy turnover are a lot easier to forgive than an ejection and suspension.
2121Brooklyn Netslast week: 23record: 29–39 (3–1)Brook Lopez has been a beast in March, setting season highs in minutes (29.8), points (17.8), rebounds (9.1) and field-goal percentage (52.7). Despite their lackluster season, the Nets are dangerous when Lopez is playing well. The team is 14–5 when the center tops 20 points.
2222Charlotte Hornetslast week: 20record: 30–38 (1–3)Bringing Mo Williams off the bench makes sense for the Hornets, who inserted a healthy Kemba Walker back into the starting lineup two games ago. Williams' best asset is his jumper, which produced a game-high 24 points against his former team Sunday and has led the ex-Wolves guard to score in double-digits in 14 of 16 games with the Hornets.
2323Denver Nuggetslast week: 22record: 27–44 (1–3)Danilo Gallinari had only topped 20 points seven times this season before exploding for a career-high 40 on Sunday. The oft-injured forward has been Denver's best player since the All-Star break, averaging a team-high 18.3 points (Kenneth Faried is next at 13.3).
2424Detroit Pistonslast week: 26record: 26–44 (3–1)It may be too little too late for the Pistons, who have won three of four after losing 10 straight. Detroit is five games back in the East playoff race, but does have one silver lining in its quest to make up ground: it won't face a Western Conference squad the rest of the season.
2525Sacramento Kingslast week: 24record: 24–45 (2–2)Rudy Gay was a pivotal member of Team USA during the 2014 FIBA World Cup due to his versatility and ability to stretch the floor as a power forward. He isn't able to create the same mismatches in the NBA, but he still might be best suited for the four. George Karl started Gay at PF the last two games, leading to back-to-back wins and big efforts from Gay (59 points combined).
2626Orlando Magiclast week: 25record: 22–50 (1–3)The flashes of brilliance from Elfrid Payton are starting to become extended glances. Payton became the first rookie in 18 years to record back-to-back triple-doubles last week.
2727Los Angeles Lakerslast week: 27record: 18–50 (1–2)Jeremy Lin poured in a season-high 29 points off the bench in the Lakers' win over the 76ers, but rookie Jordan Clarkson has performed well as the team's starter. With the Mizzou product averaging 13.8 points and 4.3 assists as a starter, Lin's unlikely to crack the first five.
2828Philadelphia 76erslast week: 30record: 17–53 (2–2)The struggle for playing time continues for Thomas Robinson, who is averaging 8.9 points and 8.5 rebounds in just 17.8 minutes per game. Robinson's numbers as a 76er per 36 minutes are Whiteside-esque at 18 points and 17.3 rebounds.
2929New York Knickslast week: 28record: 14–56 (1–3)It's nearly impossible to look at the Knicks' roster and find any players with long-term potential on the team. There's rebuilding and then there's restarting. New York is being forced to do the latter.
3030Minnesota Timberwolveslast week: 29record: 15–54 (1–3)Andrew Wiggins has struggled with his shot of late, shooting just 40.3% from the field and going 1-of-10 from deep this month. The No. 1 overall pick won't run away with the Rookie of the Year award, but even a sluggish finish won't keep him from rightfully claiming the prize.


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