August 30, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A business model for higher ed?
• Bend-La Pine’s few new faces
• Births
• Calendar
• Collins
• County looking to update social networking policy
• Death in Klamath Falls is ruled a homicide
• Even with a loved one abroad, There’s no time for boredom
• Ghana — for 2 years
• Hanson — Dundas
• Hufstader
• Larson — Spaulding
• Minder — Lawrence
• Mine site’s owners pay back taxes
• Mitchell
• Moerschell — Mallahan
• Mosier fire in retreat; families return home
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oien — Kryzanek
• 2 Oregon Guardsmen killed in Iraq identified
• Oregon joblessness bad, but data may be skewed, 2 economists say
• Praise, doubt in handling of domestic violence here
• Raper
• Redmond man’s old drive-in now is a street name – and palindrome
• Redmond teachers are already getting to know students — at their homes
• Repman — Kellogg
• Signs of stability amid another decline
• Students get new reading charge: Pick books you like
• Wilbert
• Wood-to-oil may help pay for forest thinning
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Anheuser-Busch pulls some college promos
• Another blow to chances for a health compromise
• Bank fees going up
• Chrysler’s been largely absent amid the buzz on electric cars
• From riding high to falling hard during a Sun Belt bust
• Golf event good TV for ‘outdoor paradise’
• Have you seen this product? Milk carton advertising aims to build strong brands
• Mine site’s owners pay back taxes
• Mortgage rates up, still near record lows
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon joblessness bad, but data may be skewed, 2 economists say
• ‘Phishing’ drops; are tactics changing?
• Signs of stability amid another decline
• Small businesses fear new burden with health care
• Vacuum hoses are a start; now try the ‘check engine’ light
• Winnebago’s recession recipe: cuts, cash reserves, no debt
• With all the crossovers out there, don’t overlook Chevy’s Equinox

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Briscoe beats Dixon by a nose at Chicagoland
• Covering pros is not that glamorous
• Cycling
• Fast and furious
• Fisichella gives Force India first F1 pole
• Football
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Horse racing
• Major League Baseball
• Nordqvist takes lead into final round at Safeway
• On the Air
• Roddick expected to be sentimental favorite
• Scoreboard
• Ultimate fighting
• Wozniacki defends title in New Haven

OBITS

• Terri Schiavo’s father dies in Florida at 71

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• In Sun Sue Chase
• James Joseph Giles
• Martin Reed Lofquist

NATION & WORLD

• A force behind the president’s priorities on issues in aging
• Bomber of Saudi prince came from Yemen
• Civil rights lawyer Thurgood Marshall confirmed as first black justice in 1967
• Clash in Alabama over landfill’s plans to take Tennessee coal ash
• Danny hits East Coast as Jimena speeds up
• Firefighters wage fierce fight versus California blazes
• 7 found slain, 2 injured at Georgia mobile home
• How an 18-year-old kidnapping case began to unravel
• India loses contact with lunar satellite
• Iraqi who threw shoes at Bush to be released early
• Japan’s ruling party enters elections as the underdog
• ‘Justifiable’ defense eyed in Tiller case
• Karzai widens lead in Afghan election
• Kennedy buried alongside his brothers at Arlington
• North Korea frees 4 of South’s fishermen
• Peruvian families bury 1984 massacre victims
• Prosecutor in Iran’s opposition trials is fired
• Soldiers who have fought in Iraq say Afghan enemy is smaller, more pragmatic
• Terri Schiavo’s father dies in Florida at 71
• U.S. says Pakistan altered missiles bought for defense

FEATURES

• Germany’s many beer halls of fame
• Ghana — for 2 years
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, , College notes, YOUTH Notes,
• Oregon brings joy on 150th birthday
• Redmond man’s old drive-in now is a street name – and palindrome
• Redmond teachers are already getting to know students — at their homes
• With all the crossovers out there, don’t overlook Chevy’s Equinox

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author melds Jane Austen with Jules Verne
• Best sellers
• Book probes lives of three Puerto Rican brothers
• Coming to a bookstore near you
• Compulsive thief has spotlight in debut novel
• If Daytime Emmys don’t hook ya, ‘Weeds’ and ‘True Blood’ will
• Jamie Foxx brings music, laughs to New Orleans
• Movie Times
• New thriller takes a page from Hitchcock
• Tension, love are powerful in ‘Consequences’
• The Great Drake Park Duck Race is on
• The Hoff’s hut’s for sale
• Thoughtful phrases carry poetry book

OPINION

• A breakdown next door
• Effective health care reform starts at home
• Free skiing isn’t a good deal
• Golf event good TV for ‘outdoor paradise’
• How Brits got compassion for the Lockerbie bomber
• Local business helps put out farmer’s fire
• Merkley’s energy policies go nowhere
• No free lunch ... or tax credit
• Not so rosy a road
• Public will sour on Afghanistan, too
• Reaching world-class status with local schools
• Roadside help had NASCAR-level skills
• Slow down
• Stung by the perfect Web sting
• Swalley should fight
• The flap over Social Security COLAs is phony

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• County looking to update social networking policy