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November 25, 2014

• Opinion Line (Nov. 25)
• Opinion Line Extra (Nov. 25)
• Cowardly Lion costume from ‘Wizard of Oz’ auctioned for $3 million
• Brownback being smart, playing dumb on shortfall
• Don’t miss findings of GOP's Benghazi investigation
• Some things can’t be glossed over with gratitude
• ‘The Color Purple’ touring production bringing its powerful message to Wichita
• Kansas City man sentenced in water threat hoax involving Wichita, other cities
• Wichita State newcomers learn to play without scoring as their security blanket
• Bob Lutz: Carroll looks to add more hardware to Wichita’s showcase
• Boeing delivers sixth P-8I maritime patrol plane to India
• US stock indexes hold near record high levels
• City lost a ‘loving mother’
• Valley Center football coach Caleb Smith joins Joanna Chadwick on ‘The Big Show’
• How much do you know about how the Internet works?
• Gov. Brownback declares a ‘Week of Reconciliation’ for Thanksgiving
• Wichita police: Robber returns to store with empty bank bag, gets arrested
• You don’t say
• ‘Dancing with the Stars’: And then there were three
• Camera captures rare images of elusive black seadevil fish (VIDEO)
• Ferguson erupts in gunfire, arson after no indictment returned
• Tailored Jewelry owner wages one-man demonstration with flag
• Jayhawks take down Rider
• Robbers carrying rifles strike Kwik Shop near Pawnee and Oliver
• Augusta downtown group plans Small Business Saturday events
• Wichita Sport Show to replace the Kansas Sports, Boat and Travel Show this year
• Wichitans push for $147 million casino in southeast Kansas
• Public experience matters in county manager
• Bob Lutz: Not sold on unbeaten Florida State
• Early intervention to stop stuttering
• Wichita BOE approves $1.5 million project for McLean Elementary
• Letters on public safety, ‘matrimony doctrine,’ NFL greed
• Davis Merritt: Obsession with Obama puts GOP in bad spot
• Test your Thanksgiving knowledge
• Man wearing canvas bag over head robs Family Dollar near Central, I-135