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July 10, 2015

• Opinion Line Extra (July 10)
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• Wichita teen takes home prize at Tallgrass Film Festival’s 24-hour race
• How about a ‘Robert Dole Senate Office Building’?
• Hunters’ bumper crop of pheasants likely for fall
• Doctor suspended after prescribing weight-loss drugs online
• Bay State Milling latest tenant to sign at WaterWalk Place
• Self, U.S. team get set for Lithuania in World University Games quarterfinals
• World Cup success translates to increased youth soccer interest in Wichita
• GNC to open at Andover Crossing
• County fair fun, Lantern Fest makeup, new Vietnam exhibit
• Minor earthquake strikes near Cheney overnight
• Back-to-back 64s help Collin Morikawa cruise to Trans-Miss championship
• Former Wingnut Dustin Geiger makes old teammates pay in 12-3 victory
• Progress on police cameras
• Letters on Brownback’s executive order, separate zoning appeals boards, Ablah highway
• Rafters need to be rescued in Tulsa
• Wichita arts calendar for July 12-25
• Actor provides insight into ‘Side by Side by Sondheim’
• ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ hits its mark: Readers strongly identify with characters, themes
• ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ inspired readers to name children, pets after characters
• Los Cocos Mexican Restaurant plans spring opening in Andover
• Latest economic development effort off to a good start, participants say
• BBB: Avoid extra expense when searching for college financial aid
• How to turn your phone into an interior designer
• Fed survey: Regional energy activity still slow
• Man who drowned on rafting trip was Wichita State student
• Doughnut wars in Wichita: Hurts plans to file suit against Smarts
• Upstart vs. Airbus: 1st electric planes cross English Channel
• Citation Latitude to make special appearance at Aero Club
• Brian Barone’s coaching career gets new start at Butler Community College
• Charles Krauthammer: Pluto flight proves human race still can soar
• Self-taught pianist in tune with guests at Lord’s Diner (+VIDEO)
• Entrepreneur finds niche in accessorizing work gloves (+VIDEO)
• Beaty, Kansas football team choose to look at thin scholarship numbers as ‘galvanizing force’