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May 6, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (May 6)
• Opinion Line (May 6)
• Chipotle reveals the recipe for its guacamole
• Organizers amping up the ‘festival’ in Mediterranean Festival
• State leaders need to get Uber back
• New County Commission majority turns skeptical about economic incentives
• Pet resort offers upscale day care and boarding
• Weekly business briefing (May 7)
• Rap singer, singer songwriter, folk singer
• Attorney David Moses to be named new WSU general counsel
• Spirit CEO Larry Lawson rides for a cause, and takes hundreds of workers with him
• Shocker women’s golf builds on success
• House rejects bill requiring county permission before cities can annex land
• Kansas attorney general offers revisions to open records act dealing with e-mails
• Five cattle killed in semi crash on K-96 near Maize (VIDEO)
• Americans for Prosperity mail campaign aims to hold lawmakers accountable on taxes
• Wichita State softball rights its season in time for MVC Tournament
• Some Kansans waiting on state tax refund checks despite filing electronically
• You don’t say
• K-State administrator to lead Wichita State’s business school
• Annual count finds 11 percent fewer homeless Wichitans
• Man in critical condition after shooting near 13th and Oliver
• Wichita State ends losing streak with win over Kansas State
• Kansas lawmakers consider raising sales tax
• Featured business person: Jon Pic
• FAA chief Huerta to speak at Wichita Aero Club
• Top-ranked Cowley heads deep Region VI baseball tourney at Lawrence-Dumont Stadium
• Social Manor storefront to go away, but business will remain
• Police: Man was shot near 13th and Oliver during marijuana sale
• DriveTime Automotive Group to open on East Kellogg by September
• Energy policy and energy workforce arrive at critical point
• HollyFrontier authorizes $1 billion share buyback
• Judge cancels trial of Augusta couple in assisted living case
• County shouldn’t shred agreements
• Contractors: Price paid for 271 Building reasonable; renovations needed
• Letters on zoo agreement, liquor sales, fiscal mess, highway robbery, renewable energy
• Armed robber ties up employee at Verizon Wireless retailer
• Kansas Senate OKs bill on changes in state employees’ classified status