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October 13, 2014

• Opinion Line Extra (Oct. 14)
• Opinion Line (Oct. 14)
• Same biases behind voter law and constituent service?
• Report: Gulfstream to announce new jet on Tuesday
• Police offer reward for info in shooting death of Pittsburg State student
• Pet sitters consider networking group
• Chris Christie coming to Wichita to stump for Sam Brownback
• Tea party PAC plans announcement with U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts
• Man, 30, killed in accident in southeast Sedgwick County
• Week 5: ‘Dancing With the Stars’ next celeb to go is ... (VIDEO)
• Wichita police say no obvious trauma on body of woman found near Big Ditch
• Southwest launches new flights as federal restrictions end
• ‘Fair Fares’ still essential
• K-State will drop equestrian, add women’s soccer
• N.J. Gov. Chris Christie in Kansas to campaign for Sam Brownback (VIDEO)
• Production begins on first Boeing 737 MAX stringers
• Textron won’t comment on union negotiations
• Wichita Thunder’s new ECHL schedule has 72 games
• Cutting the sugar? Up the zest so you won’t notice
• Officials say 9-year-old who was subject of alert is safe
• Kansans in Division I football and the NFL (Oct. 13)
• Weather forecast isn’t promising for Game 3 of ALCS
• Results of Prairie Fire Marathon 2014
• Chiefs’ Eric Berry set to return to practice
• Local agents start new residential real estate agency
• Topeka neurosurgeon owned plane that crashed in Chicago suburb, killing three
• Kansas wildlife commission to vote on snake’s threatened species listing
• Bob Lutz: Royals’ wild ride defies explanation
• Royals get extra day of rest for ALCS
• Tea Party Express backs Pat Roberts
• Letters on same-sex marriage, Brownback, Crowson cartoons
• Davis Merritt: Fundamental rights supersede majority rule
• Amanda Adkins: Invest early in our children
• Wichita district to continue to help pay for school funding lawsuit
• Go with the (whole) grain
• Wichita State doubles team wins Central Region championship
• VarsityKansas Big Show (Oct. 13)
• Kellis Robinett’s Big 12 Report: For Baylor, shootout aftermath difficult to predict
• ACLU seeks to force Kansas to allow gay marriages
• Next year’s Midwest Beerfest will be a nighttime event
• Biggins, Fizz and hotel restaurants big winners in burger battle
• Omni Center is close to receiving license to allow music
• American Heart Association to move to new office
• Buchanan Technologies to expand to Northrock Business Park
• Ribbit Computers expands with new mobile concept