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November 3, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (Nov. 3)
• Opinion Line (Nov. 3)
• Wichita’s new French restaurant’s opening delayed a week
• Coming downtown: drive-through coffee and smoothies, patio dining, Indian food (+video)
• Brisket, corned beef and matzo ball soup: Deli Day is on Sunday
• Records identify man arrested in beating death of woman
• Bombardier updates Global 7000 production
• Wichita schools’ computer system should be up and running this week, officials say
• Cowboys release Wichitan Joseph Randle
• Another president backing Ike memorial
• Will there be public universities in the future?
• Why health departments don’t ask about legal status
• Kris Kobach dismisses criticism over appearance discussing immigration policy
• Kansas official seeks to save funds to treat drug offenders
• Airport board recommends ending VIP parking passes
• Two arrested following Fidelity Bank robberies in south Wichita
• Letters on city water contract, climate change, earthquakes
• Nina Owcharenko, Ed Haislmaier and Patrick Parkes: Medicaid expansion is wrong solution
• You don’t say
• Kansas State quarterback Alex Delton not ready to play against Baylor
• Textron Aviation adds CJ3 to European mobile service team
• Wichita State’s Gregg Marshall takes cautious approach with Fred VanVleet’s hamstring injury
• Kansas State players keep spirits high with No. 2 Baylor up next
• Kansas Supreme Court adopts new child support guidelines
• Sunflower Bank raises over $30,000 for Big Brothers Big Sisters
• Phil Ruffin to buy Epic Center for $11.5 million
• You don’t say
• Authorities find 3 people dead at southeast Kansas home
• Small-business sentiment survey ranks Kansas 46th in October
• Workroom owner tries five-hour retail concept
• Wichita dentist office changes name to Wheatland Family Dental
• SunStone Apartment Homes at Fox Ridge Plaza opening ahead of schedule
• Bob Lutz: The moves that helped make the Royals champions
• Increase staffing at jail
• Royals showed qualities of true champions
• Charles Koch acknowledges people’s frustration with government at chamber talk