Sprint posts smaller first quarter loss but user base shrinks
Sprint reports a Q1 loss of 151 million or 4 cents a share on 8.88 billion revenue, narrowing from 643 million a year earlier. Net device losses reach 467,000 driven by Nextel shutdown, excluding Nextel 383,000. SoftBank stake acquisition completed last July boosts investor confidence as shares rise in premarket trading.
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FBI chief urges better hate crime tracking nationwide
FBI Director James Comey told an Anti-Defamation League session that state and local agencies must improve reporting of hate crimes to let the public understand trends and prevent more violence. He noted incomplete data, cited recent charges in Kansas, and warned that homegrown extremists and overseas threats remain serious. The ADL's Washington meeting covered civil rights and terrorism among other topics.
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Thieves Strip Model Home Kitchen In Wichita
In south Wichita, thieves robbed a Clayton Homes model unit of its upscale appliances cabinets counters and sink. The loss runs into thousands as the unit was nearly ready for display, with crime occurring between Sunday night and Monday morning.
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Emporia State to launch a new Honors College
Emporia State University plans a new Honors College to attract high achieving students with mentoring programs separate living options and additional scholarships. Gary Wyatt named director for a one year term beginning June 8 to plan the college ahead of a planned fall 2015 opening supported by a $1 million education bill signed by Gov. Brownback.
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Federal prosecutor to speak on equal justice in Kansas
U S Attorney Barry Grissom will address law enforcement's role in equal justice at 6 45 p m Thursday at Hutchinson Community College in Hutchinson. A NAACP Law Day event, with a second talk at noon Friday at Butler Community College in El Dorado, follows his 2010 Obama nomination and supervision of about 100 staff.
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Fast forming tornado devastates Baxter Springs scene
National Weather Service meteorologist says the EF2 twister struck Baxter Springs within minutes of a warning, destroying more than 100 homes and businesses and injuring 25 as sirens barely had time to trigger. A similar fast-forming tornado hit Quapaw, Oklahoma, causing fatalities while warnings continued after Baxter Springs.
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