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Sen. Moran: Privatizing Air Traffic Control threatens general aviation
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Governor's veto blocks lottery vending machines in Kansas
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Virus could ruin part of Kansas wheat harvest
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Financial rating agency revises Kansas' outlook to stable
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Two hurt after ammonia leak at South Hutchinson foods plant
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Little progress evident as GOP hunts health bill votes
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The Latest: McConnell looking to salvage health care plan
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Asian shares rally on Wall St rebound as confidence rises
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Office supplies chain Staples sold for $6.9 billion
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