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Practical productivity growth: President's message pp. 1-2: Thomas M. Hoenig
Common threads pp. 5-11: Brye Steeves
Changing banking structure pp. 12-15: Brye Steeves
Homemade: economic development efforts focus on locals pp. 16-21: Brye Steeves
Housing, housing finance, & monetary policy: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City's Economic Policy Symposium pp. 22-27: Brye Steeves
Emerging payments pp. 28-31: Brye Steeves
About Robert Latham Owen pp. 32-35: Tim Todd
New building update: Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City pp. 36: Anonymous
Colorado foreclosure forum pp. 36: Anonymous

Central bank perspective on nonbanks in the payments system pp. 1-5: Thomas M. Hoenig
Calling in cash: payments and mobile devices merge to offer speed, ease and a big 'wow' pp. 6-11: Brye Steeves
Labor of love: income paid to workers falls while corporate profits surge pp. 12-17: Brye Steeves
Growing green: ethanol production bolsters communities, but will gains endure? pp. 18-23: Brye Steeves
The Consumer Affairs Department: protecting consumers through bank supervision pp. 24-27: Brye Steeves

The Federal Open Market Committee: President's message pp. 1-3: Thomas M. Hoenig
A home of our own pp. 4-11: Brye Steeves
A taxing way to live pp. 12-17: Brye Steeves
Career builders: education can help growing minority population pp. 18-25: Brye Steeves
Moving mountains of funds and securities: the Wholesale Operations Site supports high-value transactions pp. 26-27: Brye Steeves
A guide to the ATM and debit card industry pp. 28-30: Brye Steeves
Notes: The money circle and Jumpstart your money pp. 32-33: Anonymous
About: Jerome Thralls pp. 34-37: Tim Todd
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City: 2006 annual report pp. 37-80: Anonymous

This time it's different [or is it?] pp. 1-5: Thomas M. Hoenig
Still earning interest: despite online technologies, customers value bank location pp. 6-9: Brye Steeves
Taken to lunch pp. 10-13: Brye Steeves
The health of personal saving pp. 14-19: Brye Steeves
Manufacturing a survey pp. 20-21: Brye Steeves
The changing nature of banking pp. 22-25: Eric Robbins and Brye Steeves
Bank dedicates cornerstone pp. 26-27: Anonymous
From the classroom to the boardroom pp. 30-32: Brye Steeves

Twelve banks: the strength of the Federal Reserve pp. 1-5: Thomas M. Hoenig
Charging toward rewards: issuers offer cardholders incentives to entice loyalty pp. 6-11: Brye Steeves
Degrees of innovation: universities prompt high levels of development even in non-urban areas pp. 12-17: Brye Steeves
Africa: geography and growth pp. 18-21: Paul Collier
Thinking outside the flock: regional partnerships help small, rural entrepreneurs succeed pp. 22-27: Brye Steeves
Checking in: Check 21 starts strong in Tenth District: Kansas banks lead conversion pp. 28-29: Brye Steeves
Show me the money: Cash Services Departments process millions daily pp. 30-31: Brye Steeves
Omaha Branch executive appointed pp. 32: Brye Steeves
Federal Reserve Bank’s new headquarters pp. 32: Brye Steeves
Two senior position changes pp. 32-33: Brye Steeves
Oklahoma Branch building sold pp. 33: Brye Steeves
Banking on the Federal Reserve discount window pp. 34-36: Brye Steeves

Increased competition: credit union growth concerns banks, more expansion is likely pp. 2-5: Brye Steeves
Hunting for land: values soar as farmers and recreationalists vie for property pp. 7-12: Brye Steeves
Putting the pieces in place: financial education in the workplace: is it good for the bottom line? pp. 12-17: Brye Steeves
About... ‘The global classroom’ pp. 18-21: Brye Steeves
Update: as payments go plastic pp. 26-28: Tim Todd

The future of Medicare and Social Security: future funding of both programs 'woefully inadequate' pp. 2-5: Brye Steeves
Wave good-bye to swiping: customers can pay without a pin, signature, or cash pp. 6-9: Brye Steeves
Can immigration reduce imbalances among labor markets? pp. 10-15: Tim Todd
A double bottom line: community development funds offer financial and social returns pp. 16-21: Toni Lapp
The ownership solution: the link between financial performance and governance yields strategies for business pp. 22-25: Toni Lapp
About... Federal Reserve Bank directors pp. 26-29: Tim Todd

Running on empty: gauging the lingering effects of Hurricane Katrina on Tenth District farmers pp. 2-5: Toni Lapp
Banking on the future: reaching out to the Hispanic population in rural Kansas pp. 6-9: Eric Robbins
A metropolitan issue: can cities and suburbs peacefully coexist? pp. 10-15: Toni Lapp
A look at bankruptcy in the Tenth District and beyond pp. 16-21: Kelly Edmiston and Kate Fisher
Online banking comes of age pp. 22-25: Zhu Wang
About... Harry Truman's Office pp. 26-29: Tim Todd