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Sprint, T-Mobile closing in on merger deal, reports say

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By Steve Vockrodt
| Daily Press (Newport News, VA) Verified
Sprint and T-Mobile are again reportedly close to agreeing to tentative terms for a merger. Reuters, citing unnamed sources, reported Friday that SoftBank Group Corp, which controls Sprint, would own 40 percent to 50 percent of the combined new company, which would be dominated by T-Mobile majority owner Deutsche Telekom. Rumors of a deal have percolated throughout the summer. Sprint did not respond to a request by The Kansas City Star for comment on the reports.
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Court ruling threatening cancer screening and HIV care may make Kansas City's 'bad situation worse'

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By Steve Vockrodt
| KCUR-FM (Kansas City, MO) Verified
A federal judge in Texas struck down a key provision of the Affordable Care Act that could result in patients paying for certain preventative medical procedures that they currently receive for free. Reed O’Connor, a Fort Worth judge who listed as someone who has participated with or spoken to the conservative Federalist Society, ruled Thursday that a requirement under the 2010 health care law that insurers fully cover some preventative care was unconstitutional.
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The top contender to lead Kansas Democrats is under fire over campaign spending, resume

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By Sam Zeff Verified, Steve Vockrodt
| KANU-FM (Lawrence, KS) Verified
A candidate endorsed by top Kansas Democrats to lead the state party faces allegations that she failed to pay the campaign manager of her bid for statewide office last year, has exaggerated her credentials and that she spent political donations in unconventional ways. A small claims court filing in Johnson County accuses Jeanna Repass, who ran unsuccessfully in the general election for Kansas Secretary of State, of canceling the final paycheck to her campaign manager.
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