September 17, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A different kind of solar flare
• Bend girl’s trivia helps feed animals; now, she’s rewarded
• Bend man is cited in motorcycle crash
• Bend parks, area vets near an agreement on memorial
• Bend transit faces major cuts
• Candidate forums are set for October
• Clothing store targets ‘the real woman’
• Correction
• Deal on timber funds, energy credits
• Detectives raid home of Bend contractor, arrest him
• Don’t let a lemon sour your day
• Fast-moving wildfire forces evacuations near Crescent
• Historical commission seeks applicants
• Kids in the hall
• Madras cable rates are headed up
• Madras students ‘keep moving’ in PE
• Marshall High students win award
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• No reason to worry about nitrates in south county water
• People On the Move
• Redmond blaze under investigation
• Redmond’s new slogan: ‘Who knew!’
• Saving Grace hires new executive director
• Scholarships for teens’ good driving
• The FDIC and your money: Here’s what you need to know
• Transit lecture scheduled in Bend
• U.S. Senate xxxx, but House remains gridlocked
• Woman takes plea in dogfighting case

BUSINESS

• Barclays is closer to Lehman deal
• Business Calendar
• Businesses get online tax option
• Clothing store targets ‘the real woman’
• Companies become more welcoming to transgender workers
• Detectives raid home of Bend contractor, arrest him
• Don’t let a lemon sour your day
• Fed holds rate steady
• Fed to rescue AIG with $85B loan
• GM unveils electric Volt, but many questions linger
• Goldman posts worst quarter since 1999
• Log on, link in, meet up: Sites aid in job searches
• Minimum wage gets a big boost
• Morgan Stanley tops profit expectations
• No steam yet, but plans for power facility
• People On the Move
• Saving Grace hires new executive director
• Seeking a Wall Street solution: Who, ultimately, should pay for bad debt?
• Start with the closet
• Stuck with it
• The FDIC and your money: Here’s what you need to know

SPORTS

• Car hits horse near Terrebonne
• Feel your shoulders to make more crucial putts
• Golf Scoreboard
• Indians’ win slows Twins’ playoff hopes
• Left or right?
• Lost Tracks benefit raises $15,500
• Madras player gets a hat trick, Buffs top Sisters
• Mariners’ pitcher Bedard to undergo shoulder surgery
• Master strokes
• Mauresmo fall in Tokyo tennis tourney
• Mountain West better than Pac-10 after wild weekend?
• NL Central Cowgirls earn sweep over Cougars in IMC
• NL East Cowgirls earn sweep over Cougars in IMC
• NL West Cowgirls earn sweep over Cougars in IMC
• NL Wild Card Cowgirls earn sweep over Cougars in IMC
• On the Air
• OSU softball team coming to Bend
• Panthers’ girls soccer scores early, often in win
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks reacquire receiver Robinson
• U.S. out to end its Ryder Cup drought

OBITS

• Bob Winquist taught animation to many working in Hollywood
• French Quarter’s ‘Ruthie the Duck Lady’ dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Barbara J. Adams
• Buddy L. Ramsey
• Death notices
• Mable Louise Underhill
• Ruth Evelyn Holmes Hougland

NATION & WORLD

• An unlikely collaboration brings ancient fresco to life
• Arctic sea ice retreats less than last year
• Bob Winquist taught animation to many working in Hollywood
• Bolivian troops arrest governor after killings
• Bush surveys damage along the Gulf Coast
• Commander: More troops in Afghanistan
• Drug cartels suspected
• French Quarter’s ‘Ruthie the Duck Lady’ dies
• Gen. Odierno succeeds Petraeus in Iraq
• Grizzlies thriving in Montana, federal study says
• House approves measure to ease ban on offshore drilling
• Hunters in Oregon report being stalked by cougars
• in Mexican blasts
• Kids are gamers. Here’s the good news
• Main party in Israeli coalition to pick leader
• No steam yet, but plans for power facility
• North Korea tests engine for missile
• Officials to force holdouts off Texas coast
• Pakistan military will fire in case of incursion
• Rail tracks reopen 4 days after deadly L.A. collision
• Researchers to review anthrax probe, FBI says
• U.S. Constitution completed in 1787
• William ‘Sarge’ Brown helped develop Vail’s top ski resort
• Yakima Valley resort is fighting foreclosure
• Zimbabwe agreement doesn’t slow exodus

FEATURES

• Companies become more welcoming to transgender workers
• Correction
• Fanatical golfer rests in his favorite spot
• Madras students ‘keep moving’ in PE
• People On the Move
• Plastics chemical linked to disease
• Yakima Valley resort is fighting foreclosure

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• CBS is betting Simon Baker’s third time will be the charm
• Megan Fox opens up about an old flame
• Movie Times
• Rapper Webbie faces charges after high-speed chase
• Tom Hanks adds to his list of honors

OPINION

• Bend city councilors are ready to listen
• Don’t push growth to the east side
• Looming destruction
• No reason to worry about nitrates in south county water
• Public transit’s benefits
• Support the homeless

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Deal on timber funds, energy credits
• Fast-moving wildfire forces evacuations near Crescent
• Redmond’s new slogan: ‘Who knew!’