August 31, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Astoria museum lands $1.2M West Coast map collection
• Bend fire destroys camper, motor home
• 4-day week not increasing transfers out
• Debate rises: What business belongs at Bend’s airport?
• Family remembers Oregon Guardsman killed in Iraq
• For storm-phobic dogs, ‘thunderwear’ is just one of the potential remedies
• Future of solar power: 10 times more efficient?
• GO! Magazine
• Groups organize pet food drive
• Meet Gustav
• Mom dead, kids hurt in Tillamook crash
• Mosier firefighting cost at $1 million
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Pets calendar
• Pilot is killed in small-plane crash
• Portland retools its buses to save fuel, cut emissions
• Service animal or comfort dog?
• Southern California fire continues to rage
• Sunny now, but storms expected later in week
• The art in returning a stream to its natural state
• Vandals strike historic Idaho train depot
• Volunteers pull together to spruce up senior’s home
• Watch for pilot cars, flaggers on U.S. 97
• Web service helps you move your pets
• With ‘cat season’ here, shelters are overflowing
• You have the right to remain silent ... and tweetless, too
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Debate rises: What business belongs at Bend’s airport?
• Rating group gets stricter on buildings’ energy use
• The art in returning a stream to its natural state
• Volunteers pull together to spruce up senior’s home

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bigfoot, Littlefoot runs both slated Sept. 20 in Bend
• Blazing the trail: American Football League was launched 50 years ago
• California rallies to win LLWS title over Taiwan
• Cycling
• Federer comfortable, Nadal’s condition a question
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Late pass by Edwards leads to win in Montreal
• Lava Bears looking for first state title
• Major League Baseball
• Met Life takes adult baseball title
• Mighty throws
• On the Air
• Racing Scoreboard
• Raikkonen continues to dominate Belgian GP
• Rookie needs two playoff holes to win Safeway Classic
• Slocum surprises at Barclays
• Spaniard earns win at Indy
• Tennis

OBITS

• Economist Beryl Sprinkel, adviser during Reagan era
• John Daly transformed direct mail marketing
• Richard Moore, Panavision co-founder, cinematographer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Edmond 'Ed' Eugene Ross

NATION & WORLD

• Accounts of election fraud rise in Afghanistan
• As banks repay bailout money, U.S. sees profit
• As Internet closes in on 40th birthday (sort of), what comes next?
• Category 4 Jimena aims at Baja California
• Cheney critical of inquiry into CIA tactics
• Colombian president comes down with swine flu
• Economist Beryl Sprinkel, adviser during Reagan era
• Ex-Israeli premier Olmert is indicted
• Facebook knows too much, ACLU says in a warning about quizzes
• First victim of ‘Jack the Ripper’ found in 1888
• For intel officers, a wiki way to connect the dots
• Iraq finds fighter jets in storage in Serbia
• Japan’s voters rebuke longtime top party
• John Daly transformed direct mail marketing
• ‘Mighty Mo’ to get shipyard makeover
• Myanmar army routs ethnic Chinese rebels
• N.M. boy faces murder charges in dad’s death
• Pakistani blasts again show Taliban’s reach
• Police expand search in Dugard case
• Rating group gets stricter on buildings’ energy use
• Richard Moore, Panavision co-founder, cinematographer
• Saudi sands hide a trove of history, one that’s quietly opening up
• Shuttle Discovery docks at space station
• 8th person dies in Georgia attack

FEATURES

• Calendar
• Volunteers pull together to spruce up senior’s home

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actors John Krasinksi, Emily Blunt to wed
• Calendar
• Eager young cast cheering on Fox’s ‘Glee’
• Movie Times
• Security concerns delay 50 Cent’s family event
• ‘The Bold and the Beautiful’ wins its first Daytime Emmy
• The (Cuba) show must go on, Juanes insists

OPINION

• Do Not Call gets better
• Senator Kennedy, the great gradualist, moves on
• Sketchy math thrives in Salem
• Summer ’09: The last one for affordable gasoline?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Watch for pilot cars, flaggers on U.S. 97