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Friday May 24, 2013

• Blown call contributes to Royals’ collapse in 5-2 loss to Angels  
• Truck firm says it had permit to cross bridge that collapsed into Skagit River
• At a glance: Memorial Day gasoline prices since 2000
• Biographer Paula Broadwell regrets affair with Petraeus
• Safe room mandates remain rare in tornado states  

• Blown call contributes to Royals’ collapse in 5-2 loss to Angels  
• County sheriff’s pot busts draw ire in Columbia
• Koch lawyer: Obama administration has tried to intimidate Koch Industries  
• Judge: Ariz. sheriff's office profiles Latinos  
• MU softball team’s season ends with 1-0 loss to Washington in NCAA super regional

• Blown call contributes to Royals’ collapse in 5-2 loss to Angels  
• Watch it or not, you pay for sports on cable TV  
• 'Heroic effort' from nurse revives girl at Kauffman Stadium
• Royals’ Duffy to start rehab assignment Sunday in minors  
• Replay: Chat with Royals infielder Elliot Johnson  

• ‘Arrested Development’ keeps everyone — even the actors — guessing  
• ‘Fast & Furious 6’: Dumb fun in the summer time | 2 stars  
• Kansas City Ballet names a veteran dancer and choreographer as its artistic director  

• Federal cuts affect the poorest Kansas schools
• University of Missouri plans $23 million hall renovation
• Plan suggests toll lanes on K-10 to Lawrence

• Sprint suitor addresses cybersecurity concerns  
• Boy Scouts drop ban on gay members  
• Giving kids something to hold: Kansas girls’ blanket project wins national recognition  
• Kansas City Ballet names a veteran dancer and choreographer as its artistic director  
• Oklahoma couple gave many shelter from the storm  

• Koch lawyer: Obama administration has tried to intimidate Koch Industries  
• FDA warns of infections tied to Tennessee pharmacy
• Demolition to make way for new Ikea store is set for Wednesday  

• NASA Engineer Bringing Mars to KC
• KC: More Blueblood Than Redneck
• NBA Player Comes Out
• In Kansas, Anything Is Now Possible
• Vaccinations help protect all children