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Kansas City city council introduced a measure to seek legal control of a former Federal Reserve Bank building.

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  1. The former Federal Reserve Bank building is in Kansas City, and Starr is noted as the executive director of Historic KC.

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Kansas City city council introduced a measure to seek legal control of a former Federal Reserve Bank building.

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  1. The former Federal Reserve Bank building is in Kansas City, and Starr is noted as the executive director of Historic KC.Sub-event
  2. The council voted to restore the Federal Reserve building, advancing the legal control measure.1 source
  3. Council directs Mario Vasquez to begin receivership of the former Federal Reserve Bank building.1 source
  4. City council seeks to gain legal control of a former Federal Reserve Bank property.1 source

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