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January 12, 2015

• Opinion Line (Jan. 13)
• Opinion Line Extra (Jan. 13)
• Lawrence, Manhattan among ‘most hungover cities’
• How long will women be shut out of statewide offices?
• Wichita school board: Finance rebranding study with nontax money
• Davis Merritt: The right to speak doesn’t make speech right
• Letters on personal freedoms, living in peace
• Wichita State 13th in new AP rankings; Kansas moves up to No. 9
• Self wants Jayhawks to soar to the rim
• Bob Lutz: Good times for KU, KSU and WSU basketball
• Lawmaker honors her roots with traditional garb
• Hackers target airlines’ frequent flier accounts
• Boeing may reap $229 million in new subsidies from Missouri
• Four children placed in protective custody after friend, 9, reports seeing abuse
• Kansas State’s Marcus Foster named Big 12 player of the week
• Final tally for fall crops shows strong gains in 2014
• Library for the future
• Former insurance agent sentenced to more than three years in prison in fraud case
• Ohio State stomps Oregon for national title
• Freshman lawmakers facing contentious, important issues
• Dave Helling: Calculator is state’s enemy
• Derby council to vote on builder contract for new city park
• AR-style .223 works great on Kansas deer hunt
• Library, bicycling projects among 3 Wichita finalists in Knight Cities Challenge
• Bob Lutz: Joe Montana is still the greatest all-time quarterback, but it’s getting closer
• Wichita State’s Alex Harden named Valley player of the week
• Kellis Robinett’s Big 12 Report: Phil Forte proving his worth at Oklahoma State
• US stocks open lower; crude oil price falls again
• Black Violin to perform at Orpheum Theatre
• Today is the last day to recycle your Christmas tree
• Divers find black boxes from AirAsia crash
• Wichita police identify two men killed outside Harry Street bar
• Alpha 1 Drop Zone to drop into new space in west Wichita
• Realty World Alliance to become Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Alliance
• You don’t say
• Conco Construction purchases almost 22 acres at 29th and Ohio