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October 2, 2014

• Opinion Line Extra (Oct. 2)
• Opinion Line (Oct. 2)
• Charlie’s PizzaTaco will roll out its fancy new food truck next week
• Tea party has list of demands for Roberts
• Union payroll-deduction bill working as planned?
• Woofstock to bring thousands of people, dogs to Sedgwick County Park
• The 1970 Wichita State plane crash
• Wichita college student prepares for MTV fame on dating show ‘Are You The One?’
• Police: No new leads in Derby child abduction attempt
• Andover voters to decide on adding another 1-cent sales tax
• Country singer David Nail shows more upbeat side
• Adopt a pet (Oct. 3)
• Cirque du Soleil show to play at Intrust Bank Arena in January
• Judge sets deadlines in Wichita airport bomb plot case
• Brownback urged to cut ties to former aide
• Shaq Morris wants to fit in Wichita State basketball’s picture
• Wichita State receives $2.5 million donation for endowed chair in Innovation University
• Golf tournament to help Carmelite nuns
• 2010: Brown was Solomon’s favorite son
• 2010: Daughter grew up without her ‘da-da’
• 2005: ‘It is time to heal’
• 1990: From the ashes
• 2000: Living a miracle
• Royals plan to keep running into series with Angels
• Russell Arben Fox: Political swings in Kansas not that surprising
• Political access for sale
• 2005: Playing with pain
• 1990: The years drive a wedge between survivors linked by tragedy
• 1995: ‘What a beautiful place to die’
• 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
• 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
• Congressmen confident Marine will be released from Mexican prison
• Tony Pierson looking for more ways to help Jayhawks
• 4.4 magnitude earthquake shakes southern Kansas
• Bob Lutz: 44 years after the WSU plane crash
• Woman charged with battery after boyfriend shot in groin
• Former Wichitan to release companion toy to successful Rainbow Loom (VIDEO)
• Boeing to boost 737 production to 52 planes a month
• Bombardier Safety Standdown to focus on pilot safety, attention control techniques
• Jeff Gordon finds success on and off the track
• You don’t say
• Bonnie Aeschliman hopes to sell her Cooking at Bonnie’s Place
• Kansas State prepares for new challenge against Texas Tech’s pass-happy offense
• Burglar steals $15,000 worth of computers from Best Buy
• East High School grad Taryn Southern named to Seventeen magazine’s YouTube Hot List
• US factory orders posted record drop in August
• SBA taking nominations for small business awards
• American Transmissions to open in new space; David and Palmer Properties to build next door
• Chiefs receiver Donnie Avery won’t play Sunday
• Asian Wellness Day to offer free screenings
• Wichita Art Museum exhibit examines art and culture at time of change
• Kansas football team embraces changes with interim coach Clint Bowen
• Sunday Arts calendar (Oct. 5)
• Bob Lutz: These Angels can be deadly
• Dempsey’s Burger Pub should open this month in Clifton Square
• Kansas fall turkey season opens, with changes
• Arts events: ‘Our Town,’ jazz tribute concert, urban arts festival
• Gulfstream expected to launch all-new G450 business jet
• Kansas forward Perry Ellis, Kansas State guard Marcus Foster land on preseason Big 12 team
• Bob Lutz, Paul Suellentrop talk Shocker basketball (Oct. 2)
• Wichita-area apartment vacancy rate remains flat from a year ago, report says
• Wichita animal rescue group helps duck get free of plastic six-pack holder (VIDEO)
• Subway to open in Stonebridge at 37th Street North and Maize Road
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Highlights from Oct. 2 in history
• Huelskamp and Sherow will debate in Hutch chamber event
• Cover plants, bring houseplants in before Friday night dip
• KU pharmacy students to host free vaccine clinic
• Kansas fall turkey season opens, with changes
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (Oct. 3)