September 01, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A new twist on the old lunchbox
• ‘A world away,’ frozen in time
• Blasting planned near Lava Butte
• Business Calendar
• Deschutes auditor key in catching waste, theft
• FDIC tells Cascade Bancorp to boost its capital
• 2 get 6 years each in Ponzi scheme
• Habitat for Humanity receives $5,000 grant
• He disappeared for 18 days in the Mount Jefferson Wilderness ... then he walked out, about 40 pounds lighter but otherwise fit
• 2 killed in plane crash
• Labor Day breakfast planned for Sunday
• Layers of History
• Man’s 7th DUII conviction gets him 2 1/2 years
• New UO leader visits region
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pets cope with closure of Bend’s dog beach
• Prineville man hurt in single-vehicle rollover
• Redmond juvenile suspected of graffiti
• 2 shot, 1 stabbed in Elgin triple killing
• Speaker to address swine flu preparations
• Suspects arrested in Klamath Falls killing
• Tests: Many area schools are weakest in writing
• Top administrator and teacher named

BUSINESS

• ‘A world away,’ frozen in time
• Autumn looking up for game industry
• Baker Hughes to buy BJ Services
• Boeing executive to step down
• Business Calendar
• Business travelers skimp on amenities
• Economists support Fed policy, survey finds
• FDIC tells Cascade Bancorp to boost its capital
• News of Record: Deeds
• Orienteering meet set for Dutchman Flat
• Pow! Disney snaps up Marvel for $4 billion
• Printed microchips could herald new era for consumers
• Rates on 6-month T-bills hit record low
• SEC chief warns against broker bonuses
• Southwest faces deadline for parts
• Turning to credit cards, more seniors struggle with debt
• Wal-Mart adds new items to its Web site

SPORTS

• Adult coed soccer registration extended
• Area swimmer excels at Masters nationals
• Auto Racing
• Baseball
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Events Calendar
• Crossing over
• 2003 fire, overgrowth threaten 3 area trails
• Football
• Golf
• Madras sprint triathlon to benefit youth
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Park district seeking youth soccer referees
• Police plan extra patrols for opener of BSU-Oregon
• Running training program on tap
• Soccer
• State horseshoe tourney in Bend this weekend
• The old college try: Seeing 120 football teams possible
• Track and Field
• U.S. Open kicks off
• Venus struggles early as Open kicks off
• Washington man wins disc golf event
• Youth baseball pitching lessons offered

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Curtis "Curt" Harley Saunders
• David Lawrence Brown
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• China cancels Taiwan plans over Dalai Lama
• Commercial rest areas or no rest areas at all?
• Governor bid seems likely for Kitzhaber
• Koreas restore regular traffic
• Likely Japanese PM planning economic strategy
• Massive California wildfire is unusual ... and unchecked
• Mexico tries to clear Jimena’s Baja path
• Momentum picks up on Kennedy successor
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi to boost security at her house
• Obama may weigh more Afghan buildup
• Pakistani forces destroy militant bases
• Turkey, Armenia agree to diplomatic talks
• Wolf hunt to begin unless judge steps in
• WWII begins in 1939 with invasion of Poland

FEATURES

• A creamy center for that summer pie, minus the cream
• A new twist on the old lunchbox
• And for that school-night dinner? Carnitas can be made in advance
• Beyond juniper:
• Calendar
• Extra-virgin olive oil: Keep 2 kinds on hand
• For transplanting iris, no time like now
• Lemon cucumbers a sweet alternative
• Modern efficiency
• Onion tart melds savory and sweet, sophisticated and simple
• Recipe finder
• Speaker to address swine flu preparations
• Tasty ways to deal with excess zucchini

ENTERTAINMENT

• Abdul plays court judge in ‘Drop Dead Diva’
• Autumn looking up for game industry
• Calendar
• Court says Paris Hilton can still sue Hallmark
• Erin Andrews: Nude video was ‘nightmare’
• Keith Urban, Vince Gill co-host all-star concert
• Legal thrills at a reading near you
• Movie Times
• Oregon State offers new course online: ‘Mastery of Aging Well’
• Pow! Disney snaps up Marvel for $4 billion
• ‘Restaurant City’ game cooks up virtual eateries
• Resurrecting ‘Melrose Place’
• Storm for the Troops events to raise money for care packages
• Twain slowly stepping back into spotlight
• West comes alive in Quigley works at museum exhibit

OPINION

• Be heard
• Bend City councilors deserve a good meal
• ‘Geezers’ have paid
• Good for Kulongoski
• Settle airport spat in business’s favor
• Start with lawyers
• Support Skyline concept
• With today’s health care system, who needs death panels?