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February 4, 2015

• Opinion Line (Feb. 4)
• Opinion Line Extra (Feb. 4)
• AFP has doubts about ‘march to zero’
• Measles, vaccine controversy spreads to Capitol Hill
• Jayhawks go under the radar to land Florida high school quarterback
• Family, supporters of man fatally shot by police interrupt City Council meeting
• Berry Cos. continue to grow in size – and family members
• Gates plant in Iola to expand, add workers
• New beauty school and salon to open in Andover
• Kansas considers bill to raise seat belt fines 500 percent — to $60
• Kansas lawmakers take up bills on teacher contract negotiations
• Jurors seated in trial of Valley Center commune leader
• Annual Home Show draws businesses with ideas big and small
• Weekly business briefing (Feb. 5)
• Wichita to bring back Fourth of July fireworks in 2015
• Conflict could cut years off your life
• Ford to add 900 jobs at Kansas City plant to build more F-150 pickups
• Featured business person: Chris Wolgamott
• Invista to establish new plant to make pipeline pipes in McPherson
• You don’t say
• Mesa to acquire more Bombardier regional jetliners
• Royals fan from Wichita featured on Twitter dies at 88
• Bob Lutz: Carroll’s Denzel Goolsby is the ideal K-State football recruit
• House OKs budget fix that falls short of plugging budget hole in Kansas
• Jeffrey Lutz’s ECHL report (Feb. 4)
• Smuckers buys pet-food company that has plants in Kansas
• New comprehensive plan focuses on growth in city’s core
• Review: ‘Sister Act’ an irresistible treat
• Bob Lutz: Lots of new title contenders in the NBA
• The lowdown on the Kansas football recruiting class
• Pregame update: No. 16 Wichita State at Bradley
• Bryce English gives Kansas State boost on signing day
• School funding cut isn’t ‘leftist’
• People You Should Know (Feb. 5)
• Corner Three: Q&A with Dave Reynolds of the Peoria Journal Star
• City employee found at Cheney pump station remains critical
• State government committed to openness?
• Andover police: Man injured after interrupting burglary in his home
• Letters on immunizations, marijuana law, school performance, guns, Iran sanctions
• Cal Thomas: ‘Pure’ religion doesn’t put faith in politicians
• The Joint, a chiropractic franchise, is opening first of three stores at NewMarket Square
• Commerce Plaza building to be auctioned