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January 21, 2016

• Opinion Line Extra (Jan. 21)
• Opinion Line (Jan. 21)
• Review: Mindless ‘The 5th Wave’ has an unsettling streak (+trailer)
• Readers name their favorite pre-meal bread in Wichita
• Noodle dinner organizer just keeps on pickin’ chicken
• Huelskamp likes taxpayer-funded mailings
• GOP also complaining about power plant agreement
• To seed or not to seed: How to decide
• Wichita State’s VanVleet, Kansas’ Ellis among Senior CLASS nominees
• Wichita State puts away Northern Iowa 74-55 with late burst (+video)
• Market research group: U.S. to account for more business jet deliveries in next decade
• Day After: Wichita State 74, Northern Iowa 55
• Planet Fitness to open fourth Wichita gym at 31st and Seneca
• You don’t say
• Development center helps entrepreneurs get down to business (+video)
• Simmons Bank holding company reports fourth quarter earnings increase
• Court ruling spares pain of resentencing
• Shocker report (Jan. 20)
• Letters on war on cancer, Wal-Mart closings, Out of the Office
• Rev. Kent H. Little: LGBT bill has nothing to do with religion
• Baylor holds off Kansas State 79-72 in double overtime
• Wildcat report
• Lewis scores 23 as K-State women top Kansas
• Economic forecast: Wichita won’t recover all of its lost jobs until 2021
• Top 10 accident locations on Kansas Turnpike
• VIDEO: Dodge City Tournament of Champions preview
• United replacing part of regional jet fleet with Boeing 737s
• Adopt a pet (Jan. 23)
• Textron Aviation completes purchase of Able Engineering
• Tahini Mediterranean Eatery owner has ‘fire sale’
• Entries sought for Great Outdoors Photo contest
• Concerts coming to Wichita, central Kansas (Jan. 22)
• People can play like Blue Man Group in new Exploration Place exhibit
• Wichita Komen Cards for the Cure event canceled
• Kansas’ largest oil producer cuts deal with Oklahoma to avoid earthquake lawsuit
• Huckabee, Santorum file for Kansas Republican presidential caucus
• ‘X-Files’ review: Mulder and Scully are back, but chemistry is gone