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The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee: President's message pp. 1-4: Thomas M. Hoenig
Laboring to recover: as the nation's economy rebounds, unemployment continues to rise pp. 7-11: Brye Steeves
Livestock's long road: recession, global pullback weigh on producers pp. 12-15: Bill Medley
Coming home: resurgence of working-age residents may boost rural economies pp. 17-21: Brye Steeves
Residential mortgages and community banks: smaller insured financial institutions see less decline pp. 22-25: Brye Steeves

Time to expand the Fed's role in retail payments: President's message pp. 1-2: Thomas M. Hoenig
George named first vice president, COO of the Kansas City Fed pp. 3: Brye Steeves
Foreclosures in focus: crisis spreads to higher-income neighborhoods pp. 4-9: Bill Medley
Recession by region: history shows regional patterns, offers insight for recovery pp. 10-13: Brye Steeves
Range of options: community banks, Farm Credit System vie for same customers pp. 14-19: Brye Steeves

'The balance of power' rhymes: President's message pp. 1-2: Thomas M. Hoenig
Racking up rewards: do consumers really benefit? pp. 4-7: Bill Medley
Achieving the American dream: the affordability of homeownership for middle-income Americans pp. 8-13: Brye Steeves
Weathering the storm? how community banks are managing tough times pp. 14-19: Brye Steeves

Too big has failed: President's message pp. 1-7: Thomas M. Hoenig
E-banking evolves: shifting consumer attitudes lead to growing acceptance pp. 8-11: Bill Medley
Tug-of-water: markets may be a solution as urban, ag and recreational users vie for their share pp. 12-17: Brye Steeves
Recessions 101: when is a downturn a recession? pp. 18-21: Brye Steeves
Presidents, Governors and the FOMC: Regional Bank leaders provide long-term stability pp. 22-27: Tim Todd

Global financial crisis and the regulatory environment: where do we go from here? (President's message) pp. 1-5: Thomas M. Hoenig
Revenue stream: How state taxes fund public services, amenities pp. 7-11: Brye Steeves
Measuring up: commercial real estate comparable to early '90s pp. 13-17: Brye Steeves
Survey of community banks in the Tenth Federal Reserve District pp. 18-21: Brye Steeves
Adding it all up: Kansas City Fed committed to financial literacy for all ages pp. 22-25: Brye Steeves

Is your bank account safe?: President's message pp. 1-3: Thomas M. Hoenig
A perfect blend: mergers strengthen banks, maintain customer ties pp. 4-7: Brye Steeves
Master plan: banks can learn from Greensburg's recovery pp. 9-15: Eric Robbins and Kenneth Spong
Shipping out: can rising exports sustain the farm boom? pp. 17-21: Brye Steeves
Money museum pp. 22-23: Anonymous
Maintaining stability in a changing financial system: the annual economic symposium pp. 24-25: Tim Todd

The financial crisis and the Federal Reserve's response: President's message pp. 1-5: Thomas M. Hoenig
Changing structure of rural banking markets pp. 7-11: Brye Steeves
Feeding high prices: a number of factors are driving food price inflation pp. 12-17: Brye Steeves
Economic force: defense spending has significant presence in the region pp. 18-25: Brye Steeves
The million-dollar move: the Kansas City Fed moves to new headquarters, transfers the contents of its vault pp. 26-27: Brye Steeves
A grand opening: the Kansas City Fed invites the public to new building pp. 28-33: Brye Steeves

Moving forward, remembering the past: President's message [on new building] pp. 1-2: Thomas M. Hoenig
Rural snapshots: a look back at 2007 gives a glimpse of 2008 pp. 4-11: Brye Steeves
Industrial loan companies: commercial businesses face head-on opposition to entering the banking sector pp. 12-19: Brye Steeves
Repairing the damage pp. 20-27: Brye Steeves
Building for the future: Kansas City Fed moves into new headquarters pp. 28-31: Tim Todd
Checks: the end of an era pp. 32-35: Brye Steeves
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City: 2007 annual report pp. 37-81: Anonymous

Pursuing a safe, secure and reliable payments system: what can history tell us (President's message) pp. 1-4: Thomas M. Hoenig
Card carrying consumers: stored-value cards go beyond the mall pp. 6-11: Brye Steeves
Economics of diversity pp. 12-15: Brye Steeves
Industry players: emerging, long-standing sectors define a region pp. 16-23: Brye Steeves
Farm to (global) market: technology spurs innovation in rural areas pp. 24-31: Brye Steeves
Foreclosure forum discussion is part of Kansas City Fed's ongoing efforts pp. 32-35: Brye Steeves
Branch executive learns of similar structure during visit to Canada pp. 36: Anonymous
Federal Reserve Consumer Help pp. 36: Anonymous
Economic advisors from European embassies visit [a photograph] pp. 37: Anonymous
2008 Survey of community banks pp. 37: Anonymous
Bank Secrecy Act and anti-money laundering pp. 38-40: Brye Steeves