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October 30, 2014

• Opinion Line (Oct. 31)
• Opinion Line Extra (Oct. 31)
• Heavy metal Halloween, ‘Maltese Falcon Music Tasting’
• Artist shows ‘weird, creepy critters’ in a different light
• Pet briefs (Nov. 1)
• Adopt a pet (Nov. 1)
• Royals victory might have boosted incumbents
• Topeka’s Mars plant shows what city sales tax can do
• Family values are business values, too
• Orman backs guaranteed loans for training programs
• Wichita events: Diwali, Holiday Tables and Toy Run
• Last fatal crash at Wichita’s Mid-Continent occurred in 2000
• NTSB officials arrive to begin investigating crash at Wichita airport that killed 4 (VIDEOS)
• Pilot in Wichita airport crash ‘very experienced,’ friends say
• Gardener’s almanac (Nov. 1)
• King Air airplane in Wichita crash had been sold back to Beechcraft
• FlightSafety operates five centers in Wichita
• Sedgwick County Election Office sends out cards with wrong polling information
• Fact check: ‘No’ campaign ad on sales tax misleading
• Former challenger Milton Wolf endorses Pat Roberts
• Halloween traditions bring out family togetherness in oddest of ways
• Health care compact a reckless move
• Sen. Jerry Moran: This election, Americans can fix the Senate
• Judge Henderson subject of new formal complaint over his conduct
• Pearls to shine at Fashionetta
• Receiver Curry Sexton follows his own path to success at Kansas State
• Chiefs’ Justin Houston pursues the perfect pass rush
• Hutchinson man, 29, killed in work accident
• Wichita man pleads guilty to manslaughter in drunken-driving crash
• Third-quarter deliveries show stronger year for local planemakers
• Mervis to open railcar repair facility in Hutchinson
• Man sentenced to two years for 6-year-old girl’s death in Wichita collision
• Eagle endorsements
• US economy grew at 3.5 percent rate in third quarter
• Letters on sales tax, Roberts, judicial branch, Brownback, immoral tax plan, Medicare compact, Kahrs, Kobach
• Kansas election officials expect 50 percent voter turnout
• In missing students case, Mexico draws world attention it doesn’t want
• WSU women prepare for tougher nonconference schedule
• ‘Superhighway’ power line opens in Kansas
• Big gain in Visa drives Dow average higher
• KU football prepares to face potent Baylor
• On the day after the World Series, Royals thank fans, promise more wins
• Last chance for Halloween fun: 7 things to do this weekend
• Bob Seger to perform at Intrust Bank Arena
• Bob Lutz: Game 7 leftovers
• Learjet 85 gets lower priority as Bombardier focuses on CSeries
• Wichita State volleyball travels to Iowa for rematches
• Man critically injured in street fight
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (Oct. 31)
• Montgomery County to hold job fairs for laid-off workers
• Sedgwick County election commissioner recruiting family, friends to work polls
• Wichita State basketball newcomers must learn the price of success
• P&C’s Club an out-of-the-way, home-cooking treasure
• Want to win tickets to Jewish Deli Day? Enter here
• Dunkin’ Donuts franchisees select location for first store
• Urban Air Trampoline Park to open in December
• Snook Law moves to East Central
• Johnson’s Garden Centers on Ridge Road to close for now
• Woody’s Automotive Service & Sales to open in former Hancock Automotive space