September 05, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Algae linked to death of dogs spurs advisory
• As Newberry winds down operations, plans already in works for next season
• Bend man eludes police
• Boaters unhurt after capsizing on Deschutes
• Clear Choice enters new vendor contract
• Community Events Calendar
• 2 controlled burns planned near Prineville
• Fire destroys house in Three Rivers
• Girl Scout collecting winter gear for needy
• Holiday closures
• La Pine looking for ways to make intersection safer
• La Pine man’s international connections help catch a sex offender
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• OSU branch in line for funding boost
• OSU-Cascades to hold information sessions
• People on the Move
• Portland residents complain about boorish bird-watchers
• Redmond man accused of having child porn
• Region has 6th-highest homeless rate in U.S.
• Religion In Brief
• The eagle has landed
• Warrant sought in Klamath Falls murder
• Where everyone belongs

BUSINESS

• Agriculture industry defends itself over chick-killing video
• Amazon will replace deleted Orwell books
• As Newberry winds down operations, plans already in works for next season
• Boeing wins first round of aviation feud
• Bus factory, a symbol of stimulus, now having layoffs
• Cancer vaccine inches toward FDA approval
• Clear Choice enters new vendor contract
• Drought challenges India’s shifting agrarian economy
• Even as job losses slow, unemployment rate rises
• For teens, job market is the worst on record
• HOME-GROWN
• Juniper Swim & Fitness set for $1M in upgrades
• 5 more banks shut
• New formula counts more in poverty
• People on the Move
• Record drug fine unlikely to end bogus marketing
• Senate negotiator promises health care legislation ‘soon’
• The new campus ritual: swine-flu quarantines
• Web-monitoring software gathers, sells data on kid chats
• What's Going Up
• When it comes to healthy food, is going by a label the smart choice?

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bend’s Battistella misses cut in Canada
• Cougar cheerleaders receive bowl invite
• Crook County runners earn solid finishes at Wilsonville meet
• Football
• Former Panther gets hat trick
• Golf Scoreboard
• Juniper announces Labor Day schedule
• La Pine wins shootout at home against Burns
• Major League Baseball
• Offense takes the lead in the Pac-10 this season
• On the Air
• Oregon suspends RB Blount for season
• OSU is wary of Portland State
• Postgame punch is another black eye for college sports
• Prep Scoreboard
• Putting the ‘fan’ in fanatics
• Redmond loses at home to Hillsboro in first game
• Stay tuned as baseball gears up for wild September
• Storm set to lead the C.O. pack again
• Stricker, Furyk take lead at Deutsche Bank
• Summit falls to Mazama in opener
• Track & Field
• Williams sisters reach fourth round

OBITS

• Meyer led Navy weapons system project
• Nancy Talbot helped build a women’s clothing empire
• Playwright, and novelist Waterhouse dies at 80

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A push for Koreans to view dogs as companions, not cuisine
• Bill saluting Harvey Milk is met with opposition
• Bus factory, a symbol of stimulus, now having layoffs
• California wildfire scene combed in murder inquiry
• 911 caller charged in Georgia deaths
• Court declares victor in Gabon’s election
• Court rules against Ashcroft in 9/11 case
• 5 dead in latest unrest, China says
• Drought challenges India’s shifting agrarian economy
• Gibbs dismisses furor over school talk
• Iran accuses U.S. of using ‘forged’ nuke documents
• Iraq case nets soldier five life sentences
• Iraq reinforces border with Syria
• Israel plans major settlement building in defiance of U.S.
• Jews who escaped Nazis as kids in Czechoslovakia re-create train trip
• Mexican faces charges of aiding drug cartels
• Meyer led Navy weapons system project
• NATO strike killed mostly civilians, Afghans report
• New York's coldest case: a murder trail 400 years old
• Poker: Is it luck or skill? The answer could alter Colorado law
• Reign of Terror begins in France in 1793
• Senate negotiator promises health care legislation ‘soon’
• The new campus ritual: swine-flu quarantines
• U.S., South Korean envoys discuss North’s nuclear claim
• White House to release its visitors list

FEATURES

• As Newberry winds down operations, plans already in works for next season
• Best-selling Bible to undergo revision
• Cancer vaccine inches toward FDA approval
• Community Events Calendar
• Horoscope
• People on the Move
• Record drug fine unlikely to end bogus marketing
• Religion In Brief
• Seminary experiment brings back strict rules from the past
• Senate negotiator promises health care legislation ‘soon’
• The new campus ritual: swine-flu quarantines

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actress Lori Petty gets probation in DUI case
• Barrymore puts movie blitz on skates
• Bend hospital taking wheelchair donations
• Chris Brown’s sentence includes manual labor
• Crowe challenges columnist to bike duel
• Disengage your brain for ‘True Blood’s’ finale
• DJ AM service includes 12-step meeting
• Gunn, comic crime fighter, takes on fashion evil-doers
• It’s a boy for Idina Menzel, Taye Diggs
• Movie Times
• New York's coldest case: a murder trail 400 years old
• Salon event to benefit Healthy Beginnings
• Telluride unveils film fest, Oscars loom
• Tower Theatre launches matching gift drive
• What's Going Up

OPINION

• Bend’s subterranean river
• Pay for studs
• Registering to vote pays off
• Scary reform
• Stop new taxes
• The health insurance business could use a little reform
• Visit the elderly

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• La Pine looking for ways to make intersection safer