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October 27, 2015

• Opinion Line (Oct. 28)
• Opinion Line Extra (Oct. 28)
• Pompeo ready to work with Speaker Ryan
• Kansans like state but not state leaders
• Grandmaster Flash to ring in the new year at Barleycorn’s
• These cocktails will get you in the Halloween spirit
• Seven creative garnishes to pep up Halloween pumpkin soup
• Leaders are out of step with state
• Beth Clarkson: Need auditable voting system
• Letters on Clinton and Benghazi, recalling Brownback, reclaiming elections
• Tickets for Garth Brooks’ Wichita shows going for more than $1,250
• Alex Delton returns to practice as Kansas State loses Danzel McDaniel for the season
• Wichita schools’ disabled computer system holds up student transcripts
• Jury finds Wellington mom guilty of murder in stabbing of 10-year-old son
• Two men charged with murder in separate cases
• Tim Huelskamp’s conservative actions drawing national attention
• Chiefs’ Johnson gets back to making big plays
• Injured Montell Cozart remains out of KU football lineup
• Mountain lion carcass near Dodge City is Kansas’ 5th confirmed cat in 3 months
• Wichita State men picked first, women fifth in MVC preseason basketball polls (with video)
• MVC notes: Wichita State women turn to offense without sacrificing defense (+video)
• Spirit increases profit in spite of lower third-quarter revenue
• Cheney woman charged with embezzling $186,900 from county electric co-op
• As jet deliveries rise, Textron eyes new products for NBAA
• Wal-Mart plans to hire 900 seasonal employees in Kansas
• Bicyclists to get more free lights, signs to help them get around Wichita
• Yingling Aviation expands propeller business
• State agency spokeswoman calls League of Women Voters ‘left-wing’ agitators
• Pumpkin spice tortilla chips the start of an interesting autumnal snack
• Parking time limits free up spaces in Old Town Square
• You don’t say
• Blarney Stone sports bar to open in former east-side Larry Bud’s space
• Second Heroes may open in former west-side Larry Bud’s space
• Resurrection Cemetery to expand by seven acres (+video)