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April 29, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (April 29)
• Opinion Line (April 29)
• Where to watch the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao fight in Wichita
• Olde English Tea is Saturday at St. James
• More caution answer to speeding, accidental shootings
• Porous wall between policymaking and lobbying in state
• Budget gap, Medicaid, teachers among issues Kansas lawmakers have yet to address
• Take the next step in supporting special-needs students
• Newman lands trio of Division I transfers with Wichita connections
• Chimney & Stone Specialists hopes to sweep mid-Kansas fireplace market
• Featured business person: Adam Conaway
• Ally Financial to close Wichita call center
• Corrected: Jake Shaffer marks 50 years with McCormick-Armstrong
• Efforts to rein in costs lead to higher profits for Spirit
• Robocalls urge Kansans to oppose changes to tax exemption for businesses
• Wichita State rallies to defeat Oklahoma 9-8
• Gov. Sam Brownback: Tax policy growing Kansas
• Letters on Christian in name only, Medicaid expansion, Medicare ‘doc fix’
• Ban on gas chambers to euthanize animals cut from veterinary bill
• Todd Tiahrt seeks customers for his lobbying, consulting business
• If you want to engage workers, start with the managers
• Tabor baseball geared up for postseason after another KCAC title
• Kansas’ Ben Heeney confident he’ll make an NFL team
• Bombardier delivers Learjets to Mexican firm
• Studio artist and MBA student creates Ilusqui to sell art
• You don’t say
• Marine World & Powersports owners to open second store on east side
• Sheriff’s deputy injured in weekend collision recovering at home
• Former Kansas State receiver Tyler Lockett views NFL Draft as a time to relax, celebrate
• Weekly business briefing (April 30)
• US economy barely ekes out a gain in first quarter
• Court: Judges can review EEOC efforts to settle job bias
• TV’s ‘Dateline’ to showcase Daniel Perez crimes
• American Airlines shows off its Dreamliner
• Drones and dogs deployed in battle to save avocado trees
• 5 questions with Randy Cohen
• Former Wichita youth mentor to be tried on sex-crime charges