PITTSBURGH, Jan. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- Thomas H. O'Brien, chairman and chief
executive officer of PNC Bank Corp. (NYSE: PNC), announced today that Garry J.
Scheuring will step down as vice chairman and a member of the Office of the
Chairman, effective Feb. 28, to pursue other interests.  Scheuring, 57, will
continue as a director of the corporation.
    O'Brien said, "Garry has made a valuable contribution to the progress of
PNC Bank, and he leaves our management team with our thanks and best wishes.
He played an important role in the very successful integration of Midlantic
Bank into PNC Bank. I'm particularly delighted he will remain as a director
and continue to contribute his talents in that capacity.  We're fortunate to
have a talented team in New Jersey and Philadelphia to meet the needs of our
customers."
    Scheuring said, "I am proud to have worked with Tom O'Brien, Jim Rohr,
Walter Gregg, Dick Smoot and others at PNC Bank in an extremely smooth
integration process.  With the union completed, and the New Jersey market in
good hands, I feel that I've fulfilled my task and I'm looking forward to
continuing as a director of PNC Bank Corp."
    PNC Bank Corp., headquartered in Pittsburgh, is one of the largest
financial services organizations in the United States, with banking
subsidiaries in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana,
Massachusetts and Florida.  Its major businesses include consumer banking,
corporate banking, mortgage banking, real estate banking and asset management.
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