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September 4, 2014

• Opinion Line Extra (Sept. 5)
• Opinion Line (Sept. 5)
• Wichita State opens MVC basketball schedule at Drake
• Legendary comedian Joan Rivers dead at 81 (VIDEO)
• Boeing: China’s demand for airliners strong for next 20 years
• Mid American, VA credit unions discuss merger
• As high school football season begins, coaches set aside their hobbies
• Davis should have known to vet ad’s actors
• Action in Europe helps boost Wall Street
• Teacher, entrepreneur to speak at investor conference
• Kansas City murder spree could bring death penalty
• Taxpayers and workers gouged by labor-law dodge
• Kansas State’s Jake Waters heads home to face Iowa State
• Woman accused of shoplifting $144 in eye shadow
• Bob Lutz: Mark Mangino can coach offense
• Wichita State to host ‘Math Circle’ sessions for fifth- through seventh-graders
• Kansas’ Charlie Weis works on another long-term project
• Bob Lutz: Are the Kansas City Royals built for the long haul?
• United takes delivery of its first 787-9
• Job fair today at Intrust Bank Arena
• Antonio Sabato Jr., Tavis Smiley, Lolo Jones will compete on ‘Dancing With the Stars’
• Cuda clone fills the convertible bill
• All eyes on the fall lawn
• Obama vows to ‘destroy’ Islamic State, critics still don’t see strategy
• Annie Calovich: Leaves start telling us fall is coming
• Zoobilee, dinner at the Shamrock and more
• Adopt a pet (Sept. 6)
• Spotting a pet in a hot car can make for a tough decision
• Project Access making a difference for 15 years – and counting
• Fall TV 2014: And the best new show is ...
• Gardener’s almanac (Sept. 6)
• Kansas State Fair 2014: Insider’s guide from A to Z
• Fall TV 2014: 5 flops to avoid
• Fall TV 2014: Premiere dates for new, returning shows
• Head-on crash kills Topeka woman, injures passenger
• Bob Lutz: Parsons native Shaun Hill gets a chance with the Rams
• The Job Hunt: What are employers looking for? Work ethic
• Lemurs knock off Wingnuts 3-2, even series
• Kansas Historical Society builds exhibits observing Hispanic Heritage Month
• Kansas task force: No clear answers as to what’s causing quake increase
• Wichita State will open women’s MVC play at home
• Chiefs safety Eric Berry expects to be ready Sunday
• Funding cuts may affect Project Access, which gives care to uninsured in Sedgwick County
• CornerBank announces plans for new branch building in northeast Wichita
• Sentencing delayed for man charged in theft of wedding ring from dying woman
• Protests over pay at fast-food restaurants lead to arrests
• VA Medical Center to sponsor annual Homeless Summit at Girl Scouts office
• Driver charged with manslaughter in death of landscape worker
• Pennant fever is a new feeling for most Royals
• Senate up for grabs?
• Letter on Douglas underpass, Brownback, fairness in courts, Fesen, cancer information booth
• Wheels calendar (Sept. 6)
• Wichita State volleyball sweeps Baylor
• Former Wichita school district safety supervisor faces additional child sex charges
• Lockdown ordered at Johnson County Community College
• Crews repairing water main on South Rock Road
• Wichita networking group for minority professionals launches
• Anthony man, 34, sentenced for multiple child sex crimes
• The Grapevine (Sept. 6, 2014)
• Bonnie Bing: Which one word would you want to be remembered by?
• Bob Lutz’s 18th annual reader survey
• Zoobilee: a food event so big, the zoo is closed during the day
• As new downtown Sonic opens, a nearby Sonic closes