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April 29, 2014

• 913 notebook: Making out baseball lineup is easy part at BV West
• Baseball: Olathe East rallies to tie in seventh, wins in extra innings
• Teachers, supporters give Kansas lawmakers an earful at legislative forum
• Missouri Senate passes sales tax increase for roads
• State subsidy to Kansas public broadcasting could disappear
• Sean Manaea gets first pro victory (with video)
• Royals’ Bruce Chen won’t start Wednesday
• Tuesday’s Royals-Blue Jays lineups
• Swollen disk sidelines Royals’ Bruce Chen for one start, possibly two
• Dashboard video shows Chiefs receiver Dwayne Bowe’s speeding arrest
• Texas kicker hopes his next move is to the NFL
• The Star’s Food Truck Friday returns with some new choices for eats on the streets
• The Star's 2014 Food Truck Guide
• April 28 high school results
• On Twitter: Reaction to NBA's decision to ban Donald Sterling
• Koch brothers, Kansas sports, Lyft ride share
• A deserved ouster for offensive NBA owner Donald Sterling
• Political climate in Topeka is ripe for an investigation
• Scientific ‘buried treasure’ may yield data about shorelines’ future
• New federal ruling on voter ID resonates in North Carolina
• Younger voters’ turnout looks dismal, new poll finds
• White House outlines efforts to combat campus sexual assault
• As elections loom, Capitol Hill is latest front in war on poverty
• Congress returns, resumes partisan sniping
• Rare opportunity to own condo in iconic downtown building
• New homes are limited in maintenance-provided communities
• Constuction underway on apartments at Tallgrass Creek retirement community
• Two College Boulevard office buildings are sold
• Letters to the editor
• Editorial — Alert system has benefits for Johnson County
• Slow-moving movie theater line triggers massive complaint campaign
• What do you want at Metcalf South? Let the new owners know
• Leawood police officer Randy Wiler is on a mission to make kids safer
• BuzzChatter Tuesday: Tax increase, tax cut, borrow more — it’s Show-Me State inconsistency
• Belton grad named top female senior at UCM in Warrensburg
• A fun-filled first weekend in May
• Around our towns
• Thieves take entire kitchen from Kansas home
• Kansas legislators to discuss KanCare health care system Tuesday
• Missouri House endorses bill targeting United Nations agreement
• KC man going to trial in Warrensburg bar owner’s slaying
• Missouri House passes payday loan changes
• Dangerous dogs reported in Kansas City, Kan.
• Former Kansas City chiropractor pleads guilty to health fraud
• Delaware Ridge fourth-grader Colin Garner is the Kansas winner in Google logo contest
• Fish caught near Kansas City swam from Mississippi
• Community calendar
• East side, west side
• Attempted murder alleged in Overland Park stabbing
• Missouri nursing schools rank high on online journal’s ‘A-list’
• Local civil rights leaders cheer NBA’s actions against Donald Sterling
• History of the stockyards is saved from the trash and now on display
• Woman is fatally shot in the Northeast area of Kansas City
• Kansas man convicted in meth-injection torture slaying
• Letters to the editor
• Suburban Conference boys golf: 816 North area roundup
• Mid-American values on display after tragedy
• Code of silence must be broken to break the cycle of violence
• Suburban Conference boys golf: 816 area roundup
• Bar Guide: What your favorite drink says about you
• Kansas Town
• Winning numbers for Monday, April 28
• Fishing Tournament Trail for April 29
• Energy drink to sponsor night race at Kansas Speedway, benefiting military families
• Nostalgia aside, MU has hired the right coach in Kim Anderson
• Sprint reports smaller financial losses but higher customer defections
• Video appears to show Mexican mayor taking orders from crime boss
• Yemeni leader says al Qaida fighters there include Brazilians, Europeans
• Syria agrees to probe on chlorine attack claims
• In Chicago, advocate finds way to bridge gap for at-risk preschoolers
• Supreme Court takes note of smartphones’ reach in privacy case
• NBA bans Clippers owner Donald Sterling for life following racist remarks
• Obama’s Asia trip yields better military ties but no trade concessions
• Pro-Ukrainians worry their views are being lost in focus on pro-Russia protests
• Owner of Country Club Plaza reports a smaller quarterly profit
• AMC reports a first-quarter loss, but higher revenue
• EPR Properties reports a higher profit and a theater acquisition
• Epiq Systems reports a revenue increase of 13 percent
• Utilitarian Workshop offers weekend shoppers treasures by home-grown artists
• Cascone’s Grill North opens in Picture Hills
• Kansas City area’s top philanthropists will be honored May 7
• Waddell & Reed reports higher quarterly profit and revenue
• Owner of Bushnell and Lake City Army Ammunition Plant plans merger restructuring
• Self-defense company keeps changing with the times
• Making deals with Spotify and HTC, Sprint’s latest pitch is better music
• Target takes two steps to combat data breach
• Spend less and say more with graduation gifts
• Judah Jones encouraged after strong Kansas State spring game performance
• Replay: Updates, stats from Tuesday night’s Royals-Blue Jays game
• Contract for MU’s Kim Anderson is five years at $1.1 million guaranteed
• New MU coach Kim Anderson introduced to his ‘dream job’
• Video: Kim Anderson introduced as Mizzou's basketball coach
• Replay: Updates from new Missouri coach Kim Anderson's introduction
• Former players, and some fans, applaud MU’s choice of Kim Anderson
• Kim Anderson meets with MU players, has recruiting work to do
• Central Missouri, and other Division II programs, have been launching points for coaches
• KU women’s golf team gets NCAA bid
• Cascone’s Grill North opens in the Northland
• Oklahoma officials back Wichita’s passenger rail efforts