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January 6, 2016

• Opinion Line Extra (Jan. 7)
• Opinion Line (Jan. 7)
• Hutton expects tax debate to continue
• Some states pondering what to do with surpluses
• Early injury intervention programs make good business sense
• Yael T. Abouhalkah: Kansas should do more to attract residents
• Business notebook (Jan. 7)
• New YMCA CEO takes over organization this week
• Postal Service: ‘Star Trek,’ trucks, planets and Shirley Temple stamps in 2016
• AT&T hires new executive for region encompassing Kansas
• Cards for the Cure fundraising poker tournament will be Jan. 29-30
• Bob Lutz: Gordon back in KC; the HOF continues to divide
• People You Should Know (Jan. 7)
• Weak global economy, strong dollar likely hurting Kansas exports
• Employee sees familiar face during east-side liquor store robbery
• Developer Bryce Baker helping to cook up vibrancy in downtown Wichita
• Bob Lutz: Shocker foursome makes shots count in win over Evansville (+video)
• Back-to-back quakes shake Wichita; strongest one had magnitude of 4.8
• Maize computer programmer announces bid for state Senate seat held by Les Donovan
• Airlines plan some aircraft changes at Eisenhower Airport – for now
• Kansas construction companies expect a great year in 2016
• Mike Burrus, head of Wichita Catholic Charities, retiring
• Family of missing Wichita man offers $5,000 reward for information
• Kobach announces new CyberCivics achievement program for Kansas students
• Report signals push to change school system
• Citizens’ Utility Ratepayer Board restores some power to consumer counsel
• Sedgwick County delays final vote on events center near Auburn Hills
• Anton Grady stars as Wichita State holds off Evansville 67-64 (+videos)
• Uninsured college student’s story elicits tears, sympathy at legislative forum
• Shocker report (Jan. 6)
• Letters on gun control, guns and the Bible, Liberty Bowl thanks
• Car backs through door of North Broadway business
• Gameday update: Evansville at Wichita State
• Ken Griffey elected to Hall with highest percentage; Mike Piazza in
• Fire starts at Exchange Place after cigarette is thrown in trash
• Where the ‘in-betweeners’ – ages 18 to 20 – can hang out in Wichita
• Blue Dirt Daredevils to rep Wichita at Blues Challenge in Memphis
• Luke Bryan’s man jeggings, Manilow’s stage presence among unmissable concert moments in 2016
• Movie award categories you won’t find at the Oscars
• What the Producers Guild of America nominations mean for the best picture Oscar race
• New in theaters this week: ‘Carol,’ ‘Revenant,’ Christian indie ‘Masked Saint’
• Small Business Spotlight: Repairs, convenience keep Devon Luggage up to date
• Celeb chef Lidia Bastianich will swing through Wichita while checking on KC
• Picasso’s expansion opens today with full bar, lots of seating
• Wichita restaurants opening in 2016: Mediterranean, Indian, cheesesteaks and more
• Fireside Grille to open at Wichita Marriott (+video)
• You don’t say
• Joe Samia buys, renames Central Air Conditioning Co.