July 24, 2015
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Opinion Line (July 25)
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Opinion Line (July 26)
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Butler football team picked third in Jayhawk preseason poll
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Art project that connects people shows promise for telemedicine
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Big birthdays for ADA and its biggest Senate champion
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Kansas Chamber now hails tax-raising legislators
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In time for ‘Vacation’: 15 seminal road trip movies
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Brownback misstates difference in pay for Kansas, Missouri teachers
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Alumni team works out the kinks before NBC World Series opener
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Brownback on budget cuts: ‘We’re looking at everything’
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Wichita State’s Ron Baker scores 15 in overtime loss at Pan Am Games
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Bryanna Caldwell tops Wichita Open qualifying
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Sam Stevens rallies for 19-hole victory, advances to Kansas Amateur quarterfinals
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Touring artist paints flag on side of Wichita VFW post
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Ex-Wichita State infielders on the move, down and out
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Buick Runabout still going 107 years later (+video)
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Wingnuts shut out Lemurs for 10th win in 11 games
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Letters on religious freedom, progressives, Wernher von Braun, YESS program
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Friday’s NBC World Series Report
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Charles Krauthammer: Press for national ban on late-term abortions
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East defensive end Xavier Kelly picks Clemson
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Kansas Supreme Court sets next round of briefings, arguments in school finance suit
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Wheels calendar (July 24)
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Witsman resigns as WIBA president
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Police: Nightclub argument led to North Elizabeth shooting; arrest made
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When decorating with wood, feel free to break the rules
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Throwing yourself into design
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Cessna announces Skyhawk order at Oshkosh
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Eisenhower Airport passenger counts jump 6 percent in June
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Dance craze, hit song give rapper Silento a breakthrough
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Park City man dies after crash on I-135
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Local SBA official hopes loan program funding is restored soon
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Reception planned for retiring architect Wes Darnell
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Shrine Bowl’s Willie Edwards matures into Division I defensive back
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We tried the crazy Lay’s chip flavors – again – so you don’t have to
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Bella Luna Cafe on East Central to close
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Yoder Outlet opens to sell merchandise not traditionally seen in Yoder
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Bloomhaus to double in size at Clifton Square, other businesses to move
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