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September 30, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• Attorney General: Myers still the best choice
• Author to speak on empire building
• Bend: Voters to decide on bus tax
• Business model in the classroom
• City sees wi-fi, videophones as money savers
• Crude inventories grow, prices fall
• Don't rehire Bush
• Fall show features dressage contest
• Four vie for 3 Redmond council seats
• Frank Joseph Noblet Jr.
• Gay-marriage fight focuses on Oregon
• Horse clinic begins run on Friday
• Idaho woman leads from start to finish Bulletin staff report
• Jefferson County Commission race has stayed low-profile
• Keeney reaches semifinals
• Keep Bush
• Let's change course
• Like Lincoln
• Mary (Mae) Lorraine Baehr
• Measure 35 a good idea
• Measure 35 is a good idea
• Myers for attorney general
• Norma Kay Atkinson
• Panthers prepare for test
• Paul Haley
• Police seek man suspected of theft
• Police to verify sex offender addresses
• Robert F. 'Bob' Benson
• Stop signs pop up on Newport Ave.
• Survival lantern offers a variety of features
• Virginia L. (Vessey) Anderson
• Vote for Kerry
• Wild West: Padres beat Giants, remain in race By Bernie Wilson

SPORTS

• Idaho woman leads from start to finish
• Prep and Local Scoreboard for September 30