April 22, 2015
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Opinion Line (April 23)
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Opinion Line Extra (April 23)
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Riverfest officials seek donations to buy buttons for nonprofits
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McPherson College, undeterred by severe injuries, signs Hesston’s Grant Raleigh
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Look quickly: Congress is working together
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Brownback defends welfare reforms
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Man in Black, dueling pianos, Cotillion concerts
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Wichita arts events: ArtDOG, Symphony of Spring, WSU faculty art biennial
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Student art on Final Friday display
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Kobach PAC embroiled in naming-law issue; ‘stupid’ PAC gets letter from ethics panel
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Jobs more plentiful for this spring’s college graduates, says survey
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Report: Bombardier, Cessna have large shares of Asia Pacific region biz jet fleet
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Weekly business briefing (April 23)
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Ads urge Kansas lawmakers to keep tax exemption for businesses
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Sheriff’s Office: Search continues for suspects in $175,000 robbery at coin shop, home
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Support the arts, Wichita
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Kansas State’s Bruce Weber remains optimistic after roster losses
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Court authority, funds at risk
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Letters on state budget problems, left-wing columnist, abortion, nice note
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16-year-old boy in critical condition after stabbing in north Wichita
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Jeep crashes into guardrail on I-135, injuring three
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Hitz powers Wichita State past Missouri State
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Man in critical condition after four-wheeler hits parked car
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Student arrested after bringing fireworks, molotov cocktail to Wichita South High School
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John Richard Schrock: Where have all the student teachers gone?
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Passing along a family business means passing along plans, expectations
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Construction job fair set for Saturday at WATC
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US to announce plans to reduce agricultural carbon emissions
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Brownback health insurance tax hits trouble in Legislature amid Aetna opposition
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Small Business Spotlight: Dove Estates becomes home for couple who founded it
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Midwest Winefest will celebrate 20 years with wine, food and selfies
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Longtime Wichita cooking club featured in New York Times
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McKenzie & Associates expands at Occidental Plaza
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Garvey Center at almost 100 percent occupancy with two new leases
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You don’t say
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Cartunes owner to relocate to new building he owns
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Former Finns Lounge owners to open Stepps Cocktails and Ales in Old Town
