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October 3, 2014

• Opinion Line (Oct. 4)
• After years of bad news, monarchs make ‘remarkable rebound’ (VIDEO)
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: Bill Tidwell
• Newman women’s soccer heads into Heartland play with high hopes
• Saturday’s Kansas small-college football games (Oct. 4)
• A conversation with Heath Bechler
• Kansas not as conservative as many think
• So they said
• Eisenhower memorial takes key step forward
• Economist sees positive trends fueling retail sales in 2015
• Halloween season kicks off with horror festival (VIDEO)
• VarsityKansas Gamenight: Read a recap of how Week 5 unfolded on Twitter
• White House reassures public on Ebola scare
• Islamic State reportedly on Baghdad’s outskirts after week of victories
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: Caroline McAndrew
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: Gene Stephenson
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: Ed Nealy
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: Charlie Hoag
• ESPN ‘GameDay’ takes a look at Wichita State for February
• Westar pledges $50,000 to Child Advocacy Center
• Fall Parade of Homes features 125 area houses
• Bob Lutz: Friday musings
• Civilian aircraft exports for U.S. up through August
• Girl Scouts to hold open house Saturday
• U.S. jobless rate falls to 6-year low of 5.9 percent
• Hutch bank software provider acquires Internet, mobile banking products
• Bob Lutz: Moose finally delivers big
• Expect ‘a few surprises’ at Crown Uptown’s ‘The Rocky Horror Show’
• Wichita man sentenced to more than 10 years for fondling girl
• $4 million grant to help provide services for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault
• H. Edward Flentje: Brownback shielding wealthy on school funding
• Letters on sales tax referendum, splitting GOP vote, life chain, worldview war, caring people
• Charles Krauthammer: It’s OK for now for GOP to be ‘party of no’
• Northern Iowa continues its dominance of Wichita State volleyball
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: Bill Freeman
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: Roger Barta
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: Chuckie Williams
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony
• 2014 Kansas Sports Hall of Fame: DeLoss Dodds
• Kansas goes for two in a row, elusive road win
• Wheels calendar (Oct. 4)
• Earnhardt-Hendrick racing relationship has roots in Topeka
• Pratt man found guilty in killing of pregnant woman, fetus
• Bob Lutz: Connor Lungwitz, Mr. Three-Sport Athlete
• When Kansas State needs a touchdown it turns to Charles Jones
• Author to speak at Newman on mental illness awareness
• Cher concert at Intrust Bank Arena rescheduled for Jan. 29
• Market welcomes strong jobs report
• In The Bag to open 15th store
• Royals win on homer by Mike Moustakas (VIDEO)
• TODAY IN HISTORY: Highlights from Oct. 3 in history
• Northwest shuts down West
• Suspect identified in assault of youth football league coach in Linwood Park
• The Grapevine (Oct. 4)
• Three Wichita-area items are featured in latest Ripley’s Believe It or Not! book
• Gardener’s almanac (Oct. 4)
• $1.9 million grant will help Wichita State build unprecedented high-tech lab
• Make yourself a zombie in seven easy steps (VIDEO)
• Saving a ’50 Ford coupe
• Heights bounces back against East
• Salina South rolls Andover in battle of unbeatens
• Trinity takes down Cheney, improves to 5-0
• Friday’s Kansas high school football scores (Oct. 3)
• Wichita Symphony Orchestra showcases hometown talent
• House featured in magazine to be on Midtown tour
• Wichita gas prices dip below $3
• Federal grant will help Wichita State set up high-tech lab
• Airline expert to travelers: Get used to changes in air travel
• Wheat farmers ask USDA to implement insurance fix
• ‘The Walking Dead’: Zombies invade Wichita
• Jury finds 18-year-old guilty in rape of 76-year-old Wichita woman
• Police: 100-year-old woman raped in her southeast Wichita home
• Pumpkin Fest, Bootanica this weekend
• You don’t say
• Felipe’s Mexican Restaurant has small lunchtime fire
• QuikTrip preparing to build new store at Lincoln and Hydraulic
• Plaza Wine & Spirits to open at Waterfront Plaza