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October 14, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A hot and hearty tradition
• A hot and hearty tradition Bend landmark Jake's Diner will re-open next week
• Alan 'Al Whity' Leroy Clinton
• Anita K. Blankley
• Big Fat Tour set to start Friday
• Businesses seek foreign-market sales
• Carleton 'Chris' Wade Christian
• City moves ahead with downtownproposals
• COCC in search of new board member
• County finds shortage of foster homes
• County urges 'no' vote on measure to amend Medical Marijuana Act
• Deer hunt evokes a forgotten time
• Dutchman Flat segregation
• Fall offers prime fly-fishing
• found art
• George E. Stevenson Jr.
• Helen Frances Hughes
• HRT at a glance
• Jamar H. Alexander
• Misleading ads draw criticism
• New OSP crime-lab director uncovers evidence with science By Lisa Rosetta
• Obituaries Published 10/14/2004
• Panthers' quest for conference title continues this week at Hermiston By Kurt Holland
• POETS:Come out, come out, whoever you arefor a conference and workshops in Bend
• presidential debate: domestic policy
• Redmond reroute project to begin Friday
• Sick-time incentives are worth pursuing
• Sisters woman killed in accident
• Smile Blades in front of lures can help attract more fish
• Wildlife issues to be discussed at meeting

SPORTS

• Big Fat Tour set to start Friday
• Fall offers prime fly-fishing
• Outings: Best Destinations in Central Oregon