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April 24, 2015

• Opinion Line (April 24)
• Takes a lot of cookie sales to cover state shortfall
• Kansas state park cabin fees higher at some times, lower at others
• Force tries to work through three injured quarterbacks
• High Touch is new naming sponsor for Prairie Fire Race Series
• Wichita-area events: Laverne Cox at WSU, music fest at Dyck Arboretum
• Arbor Day to be celebrated Friday
• Wichitans show their love
• Expand trade with Cuba
• Letters on Cotman sentencing, violent cops, killed workers, respecting others
• Three Wichita-linked developers move to final round in competition for southeast Kansas casino
• A magical performance: ‘Cirque Musica’ teams with Wichita Symphony
• GKN’s Wellington plant adds Gulfstream wing work
• ‘Kontrolled Kaos’ a world-class contender
• Free admission to Kansas state parks on Saturday
• Hodgeman County sheriff’s deputy charged with murder, child abuse in son’s death
• Charles Krauthammer: Obama is aiding Iran’s rise to regional power
• International sitar master to perform in Wichita
• Quiz: ‘Swan Lake’ dances into pop culture
• HopeNet to break ground on major renovations near Central and Grove
• Casey’s General Store to open at 21st and Andover Road
• State affidavit: Elzufon and Lundberg cost investors $3.5 million
• Every spring, Kansas State coach Bill Snyder trades his headset for a voice recorder
• Zac Potter misses cut in his PGA Tour debut
• KU quarterback Michael Cummings can make statement in spring game
• Wichita State’s Gregg Marshall weighs hiring former assistant Chris Jans
• Park and Recreation Department mascot unveiling ceremony rained out
• Southeast’s Jim Davie was a motivator like few others
• Celeb chef Colicchio won’t share Wichcraft name with Wichita beer festival
• $10,000 reward offered in capture of men who broke into home, robbed coin shop
• Step show attracts diverse participants (VIDEO)
• Wingapalooza chicken wing event scheduled for August at Intrust Bank Arena
• Better Business Bureau offers tips on how best to use your tax refund
• Officials: Sedgwick County’s sirens should work as advertised
• You don’t say
• KU basketball recruit Malik Newman picks Mississippi State
• Kansas conservatives lead push to increase funding for National Institutes of Health
• Wichita school board could resolve varsity letter issue Monday
• No bluffing about Clark’s beauty