March 31, 2015
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Opinion Line Extra (April 1)
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Opinion Line (April 1)
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Growing GOP gap between actions, words on ACA
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At least Kansas avoided Indiana’s meltdown, for now
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Thunder begins last drive for a playoff spot
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Judge approves RadioShack sale to Standard General
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USDA issues estimates for farmers’ spring planting plans
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Kansas collected $11 million less in taxes than expected this month
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Bob Lutz: Thoughts on Gregg Marshall and his coaching future
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Wichita man sentenced to 3 years in prison for burglary spree
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SBA names young executives for Wichita Emerging Leaders class
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Academy Sports sets opening date for store on east side
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Wind farm secures agreement to get onto power grid
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Wheat crop appears slightly better than last year
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Review: Fleetwood Mac brings the hits to Wichita crowd
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Wichita Police Department promotes nine
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Murder trial opens in death of Steckline employee
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Doughnut diorama depicts ‘Peeps in Paradise’
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Local restaurateurs come up with their own reci-Peeps for colorful Easter treats
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70 years ago, Kansan geared up for long Battle of Okinawa
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Wichita State moving KMUW, other programs to Old Town
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Use same letters for varsity, special-needs athletes?
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Lawmaker, Chamber CEO spar over liquor-sale proposal
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Lawmaker accuses House leaders of suppressing own budget bill
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Tuesday brings quiet routine back to Koch Arena as coaching searches continue
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Today in history: Highlights from April 1
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Letters on religious freedom bills, constitutional convention, Blubaugh, Gregg Marshall’s pay, wearing flags
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Volunteers needed for Meals on Wheels deliveries as kitchen reopens
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Wichita State’s Alex Harden chosen honorable mention AP All-America
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Sulma Arias pursues write-in campaign for mayor
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Slawson developers to meet with residents on Cadillac Lake development
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Ty’s Diner will open for weekend dinners starting in May
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Kansas Craft Beer Week will feature Thursday-night cask tasting
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Alpha 1 Drop Zone opens in new space
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Hairology Salon & Spa opens at Reflection Ridge Plaza
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AMR Steel & Supply, an Allmetal Recycling subsidiary, opens
