September 03, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• As a TV market, Bend’s rating is rising
• Baby sitter accused of abducting kids
• Business Events Calendar
• COCC to close admissions for fall
• Correction
• Electronics recycling planned in Prineville
• Graduate school or tech incubator?
• House calls for school staff
• Managing pain
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Safety advisory near Pringle Falls
• SDCs could pay for fix at Cooley-97 intersection
• Sisters, Madras gas tax signatures gathered
• Sisters park district to cut workers’ hours
• Soldier’s memory lives on
• State lawmakers target energy tax credit costs
• State pulls lottery game that nearly broke bank
• Tire recycling day set at Knott Landfill
• Trail closed near Brookings to check spread of tree mold
• Woman sues state, alleging foster abuse

BUSINESS

• As a TV market, Bend’s rating is rising
• As complaints rise, Oregon officials try to convince food stores to be less dog-friendly
• Business Events Calendar
• Drilling deep in last oil frontier
• Fed minutes show cautious optimism
• For $6,000, the chance to save a college class from cancellation
• Group says Fannie, Freddie should go
• Homebuilder narrows its third-quarter loss
• Logs to be put back along Metolius banks
• More workers see retirement as elusive goal
• News of Record: Permits
• Pfizer to pay record $2.3B penalty for illegal drug promos
• Productivity gains in second quarter
• Scathing report says SEC botched Madoff inquiries
• SDCs could pay for fix at Cooley-97 intersection
• Sisters park district to cut workers’ hours
• Southwest to charge for chance at good seat
• State lawmakers target energy tax credit costs
• Study: Higher cancer rates for ex-Hanford workers
• The Downtowner to change location
• Washington’s Clark County to make contractors check workers’ legal status
• WTO ruling expected in long Boeing, Airbus subsidy dispute
• YouTube may offer movies — for a fee

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Catch limit lifted on Antelope Flat
• Ducks, Broncos kick off season with top-25 showdown
• Ducks: What to wear for opener?
• Early goose season set to open
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Fun run in Terrebonne to benefit nonprofit
• Game of the week: Alabama vs. Virginia Tech
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• JUST PEACHY
• Major League Baseball
• Moevao not quite ready for Beavers
• Nadal returns, beats Gasquet at U.S. Open
• On the Air
• Predator from ice age lurks in Eagle Lake
• Soccer
• Teams from Central Oregon figure to be running strong this fall
• Track & field
• Wet & wild

OBITS

• Parade food editor Sheila Lukins

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• James W. Ballard
• William "Bill" Henry Abbott

NATION & WORLD

• As complaints rise, Oregon officials try to convince food stores to be less dog-friendly
• As support for war wanes, Obama may turn to GOP
• Bank robbery case shows highs, lows of Iraqi justice
• Bomber kills Afghan intelligence official, 22 others
• British teens’ trial over school plot opens
• China set to approve one-shot flu vaccine
• Don’t forget your meningitis shots
• For health, mixed results on red wine vs. white
• For $6,000, the chance to save a college class from cancellation
• Former congressman freed from prison
• Investigators search for clues at origin of California wildfire
• Israeli, Palestinian officials hold talks
• Kitzhaber will run again
• Logs to be put back along Metolius banks
• Manson follower Atkins denied parole
• Mexico’s president defends drug war
• Museum shooting suspect to stay jailed
• No cover-up in bomber’s release, British premier insists
• Obama to make case to Congress amid plans to scale back reforms
• Pakistani minister escapes assassination
• Powerful earthquake strikes Indonesia
• Scientists alarmed by sea of plastic in the Pacific
• Soap opera ‘Search for Tomorrow’ makes its debut on CBS in 1951
• Stevens’ dearth of clerks leads to speculation about retirement
• Third term possible for Uribe
• Town is riled up after police use Taser on man
• U.S. extends Blackwater company’s Iraq contract
• Who’s Bob Dylan? Class of 2013 shows that the times, they are a changin’
• WWII veterans mark Japan’s surrender

FEATURES

• Caffeine can be good for you ... but don't overdo it
• Calendar
• Can yoga teach you to eat less? One study says it does
• China set to approve one-shot flu vaccine
• Coming Saturday: U Magazine
• Don’t forget your meningitis shots
• Fish are a staple of many dinners, but what fish is the best choice?
• Health Datebook
• House calls for school staff
• How to battle hypochondria
• It’s time to think more kindly of corn
• Jewish community to dedicate new Torah
• Managing pain
• Money for health care expenses
• Multitasking might not be the best way to work
• Obama to make case to Congress amid plans to scale back reforms
• People
• Pfizer to pay record $2.3B penalty for illegal drug promos
• Probing doctors’ ties to industry
• Ranch taking donations for women’s center
• Report: Pharmacies lag in safety program
• State issues West Nile virus health advisory
• Study: Higher cancer rates for ex-Hanford workers
• The nose
• Who’s Bob Dylan? Class of 2013 shows that the times, they are a changin’
• Will exercise make you fat?
• Work out with the things around you

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Always Sunny’ live tour adds 2nd Philly show
• Britain’s Blair hopping the pond for Letterman
• Calendar
• Clapton, Hornsby to perform on Leno show
• Community Datebook
• DJ AM autopsy finds painkillers in stomach
• Fun run in Terrebonne to benefit nonprofit
• Gibson to retire; Sawyer to take over
• Jewish community to dedicate new Torah
• Jon Gosselin: ‘I took a lot of abuse’ from Kate
• Last chapter arrives for ‘Reading Rainbow’
• Movie Times
• Ranch taking donations for women’s center
• Springer to host live ‘America’s Got Talent’
• Swank campaign promotes pet adoption
• The Downtowner to change location
• Toronto film festival to screen Scdoris film
• TV households up to 114.9M, Nielsen says
• YouTube may offer movies — for a fee

OPINION

• Attack on freedom costs state lottery
• Be like SAIF
• Control dogs
• Health responsibility
• Include tort reform in health reform
• Investigation of CIA could do far more harm than good
• Not in Bend
• Stop texting while biking