August 26, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A cold surprise on a warm day
• Advocates for blind concerned over school closure
• Airport boardings down for 13th month
• Business Calendar
• Charting a new course?
• Correction
• Corrections
• County home prices continue eroding
• Doctor sues BMC over dismissal
• Drake Park neighbors divided over more restrictions
• Epic Air to file for bankruptcy
• Former Jefferson deputy sentenced
• Fun camp teaches kids how to solve A MYSTERY
• Furnishing ideas
• Kennedy Onassis’ half brother indicted on child porn charges
• Man arrested near Madras in truck theft
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Officials see increase in illegal marijuana grows
• Oregon man, 90, gets one more B-17 flight
• Park and rec district cuts some programs
• Solving the crime, ‘CSI’-style
• Startup companies can vie for $100,000

BUSINESS

• Airport boardings down for 13th month
• Burger King sees 4Q profit increase
• Charting a new course?
• Consumers likely to see increase in food prices
• Correction
• Corrections
• County home prices continue eroding
• Drake Park neighbors divided over more restrictions
• Drink up! Beer prices may be on the rise
• Epic Air to file for bankruptcy
• Furnishing ideas
• GM, German officials meet about Opel
• Investment banker accused of fraud
• Not as much junk
• Now we’re in hot water
• Postal Service offers $15,000 buyouts
• Startup companies can vie for $100,000
• State could reduce its phone bill, audit finds
• Teaching is the new hot job as recession forces career changes
• Who knew utopia would smell so good?

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Crowds at Crosswater
• Ellsbury sets Red Sox record with 55th stolen base
• Football
• Fought falls just short of national title
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Panthers name new girls hoops coach
• PGA TOUR
• Rodby wins in Salem
• Roller Derby
• Scoreboard
• Tennis
• They grow up fast at the Little League World Series

OBITS

• Comedian Sammy Petrillo was Jerry Lewis look-alike
• Forest worker always had a smile
• Fort Rock community could count on rancher
• Kaplan founded test prep centers
• Magazine editor Emerson covered tumultuous South

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald S. Yancey
• Edward Charles Yackley
• Lloyd Lee Miles
• Paul Wesley Arrasmith

NATION & WORLD

• A liberal lion from a storied family dies
• CDC urges caution on swine flu estimates
• Chinese president visits restive region
• Circumcision doesn’t shield gays from HIV
• Criminal charges could await Jackson’s doctor
• Doctors try to put pain in perspective
• ‘Drats!’ Valve trouble delays shuttle launch
• Guantanamo judge: No prison inspections
• Hormone therapy may be risky for some with prostate cancer
• In the red: White House expects deficit to skyrocket to $1.6 trillion
• Koreas to reopen talks on reunions
• Krakatoa began massive eruption in 1883
• Palestinians begin mapping goals for a state
• Promise, peril behind geothermal energy
• Records show strict rules on harsh interrogations
• SAT scores trend downward
• S.C. man claims $260M Powerball jackpot
• Still too close to call
• Taliban confirm death of leader in Pakistan
• U.N.: More than half of Somalia needs aid
• U.S. seeks atomic agency’s Iran records
• U.S. Senate Youth Program begins its selection process
• Wyden, Bennett – allies in health reform - targeted from both sides

FEATURES

• A towel that, yes, you can wear
• Calendar
• Correction
• Doctor sues BMC over dismissal
• Doctors try to put pain in perspective
• How to stay grounded in an airport
• Options if your flight is canceled
• Wyden, Bennett – allies in health reform - targeted from both sides

ENTERTAINMENT

• ABC set on a ‘Crash Course’
• Calendar
• Former managers return to Midtown
• LaToya Jackson to appear on ‘20/20’
• Movie Times
• Sony plans e-book with wireless downloads
• Top entertainment sellers
• Vogue editor critiques Letterman’s socks

OPINION

• Don’t add a junk food tax
• Get out of the AARP
• Reform misconceptions
• Ridiculous debate
• Seattle was right to propose a tax on plastic bags
• Skyline Forest offers unique opportunity
• Throw the lawyers out