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October 1, 2014

• Opinion Line Extra (Oct. 2)
• Opinion Line (Oct. 2)
• October eateries, Wichita Restaurant Week, a beefy food truck
• Woofstock to bring thousands of people, dogs to Sedgwick County Park
• Office buildings on north Woodlawn sold to chiropractor, orthopedic doctors
• Hard to put a positive spin on tax revenue drop
• Union payroll-deduction bill working as planned?
• Country singer David Nail shows more upbeat side
• Royals plan to keep running into series with Angels
• STEMpact2020 website pairs potential mentors with Wichita-area youth
• Derby police looking for man who tried to abduct 3-year-old
• Russell Arben Fox: Political swings in Kansas not that surprising
• Political access for sale
• Preliminary hearing in killing of 18-month-old Jayla Haag is continued
• Shawnee County District Court panel rules Democrats don’t have to put Senate nominee on ballot
• Mike Burrus: Abuse can be economic
• Letters on Roberts, Brownback
• Joey Logano’s NASCAR career riding high again
• Friends University’s Singing Quakers to celebrate 90 years
• Sedgwick County commissioners approve Comcare-GraceMed clinic remodeling
• Fourth Citation Latitude enters flight test program
• Rolling Hills Country Club has new director of operations
• Police seek four after woman is shot in head in Planeview
• Thieves targeting air conditioning units in south Wichita neighborhood
• 5 questions with Tracy Mavis
• Weekend events: George Thorogood, Twilight Garden Tour
• EAA’s 51st annual fly-in to be held Saturday at Newton
• Armed robber orders women into bathtub in Riverside
• Travis Green delivers for Kansas State at free safety
• Artist’s face of America on National Mall will be a passing fancy
• Secret Service chief out; multiple probes of security lapses loom
• Chiefs tackle Donald Stephenson returns, eager to get on field
• 3 years later, Pentagon unit still hides Internet voting test results
• High court disbars former KBI deputy director
• Boyfriend will keep KC Royals playoff promise, get girlfriend a puppy
• Congressmen confident Marine will be released from Mexican prison
• Tony Pierson looking for more ways to help Jayhawks
• Weekend events: Holiday Galleria, Woofstock, Kidz Bop
• Weekly business briefing (Oct. 2)
• Man stabbed near Lincoln and Oliver
• Emporia to mark William Allen White Legacy Day with special events on Saturday
• Initiative to bolster state exports slates meetings
• Rock the Vote ICT will register voters, offer details on candidates
• Royals win wild, wild wild card in 12 innings (VIDEO)
• Viola man pleads guilty in child sex case
• Mike Sweeney soaks in Royals’ postseason glory
• Texas Tech’s Kliff Kingsbury is searching for answers in his second season
• Report: Amazon to close Coffeyville center
• Bob Lutz: Somehow, some way, these Royals live to see October baseball
• Event offers advice on clearing trees, brush from land
• Road work underway on U.S. 54 between Andover and Augusta
• Secret Service chief on Capitol Hill hot seat over security breach
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Highlights from Oct. 1 in history
• David Glass says credit belongs to others
• Bob Lutz: Royals were ‘Yosted,’ then they toasted a win
• Simon Property spin-off could prove helpful for Towne West mall
• Amazon to close Coffeyville warehouse
• Seven hurt in school bus accident on Pawnee in west Wichita
• Small Business Spotlight: Store owner takes pride in caring for birds and customers
• Beard Papa’s puts Wichita first, not last, in cream puff line
• American Transmissions to open in new space; David and Palmer Properties to build next door
• You don’t say
• Lookout Pointe under development at the Oaks in Derby
• QuikTrip to rebuild Park City store; may move and expand 21st and Ridge store as well
• Wichita Brewing Co. & Pizzeria to open in east Wichita