September 07, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Body of big-rig passenger recovered
• Contentious water
• Gradual warming through Friday as holiday chill fades
• Group steps up to protect Molalla River
• Holiday closures
• In Jefferson County, there’s hope Molitor will stay there for a while
• Keep cords out of mouths
• Keep the couch clean
• Kitzhaber faces challenges if he’s the next governor
• Man arrested after rolling vehicle, fleeing
• Man killed in ATV crash near coast
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Pets calendar
• Seattle cougar relocated
• Wilkinson’s experience led to good year, Bend-La Pine officials say
• 2 wolves blamed for livestock losses shot
• Work continues – day and night – on U.S. 97

BUSINESS

• In the digital age, stolen devices stir anger ... often at the gadgets’ makers

SPORTS

• Auto racing Scoreboard
• Biggest story of the season? Brady's back for Pats
• Blount apologizes to Boise State
• Brown qualifies in top spot in Top Fuel
• Cycling
• Football
• Former Redmond standout sees playing time for Beavs
• Girardi goes from no-win situation to win-win with the Yankees
• Good news for Beavers: Rodgers brothers are back
• Horse racing
• 2 horses die after attack by dogs
• Ichiro gets 2,000th hit with Mariners
• In wild first week, relief for Michigan, Notre Dame
• Kahne boosts Chase hopes with win
• Major League Baseball
• New mother Clijsters beats Venus, reaches quarterfinals
• On the Air
• Restoring a bloodline
• Ringers everywhere
• Stricker, Goosen, O’Hair nudge ahead in Boston
• Track & field

OBITS

• Jamaican dancehall innovator Johnson dies at 47
• Louis Rosen, 91, worked on first nuclear bombs at Los Alamos lab
• Robert Spinrad, a pioneer in computing

NATION & WORLD

• Astronauts pack trash for the ride home
• Fake Afghan polling sites favored Karzai, officials assert
• Friction mounts over Kennedy succession
• Hometown crowd cheers kidnapped woman’s return
• Inmates prayed, prepared for death in L.A. wildfire
• Louis Rosen, 91, worked on first nuclear bombs at Los Alamos lab
• Massachusetts closes beaches due to sharks
• Nazi Germany begins 8-month blitz with air attack on London in 1940
• Obama readies specifics for a health care push
• Philippine ferry sinks; 9 dead; 900 rescued
• Robert Spinrad, a pioneer in computing
• S. Korea wants North to explain flash flood
• Thousands flee Pakistani battles
• Veterinarians excited by stem cell research
• With anniversary near, twin tower steel forms heart of 9/11 memorials

FEATURES

• Calendar
• Contentious water
• Couples sharing e-mail addresses say it fosters fidelity, communication
• ‘Don’t post that!’ - what do good online manners mean?
• In Jefferson County, there’s hope Molitor will stay there for a while
• Jazzing it up in La Pine

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actress Mitzi Gaynor returning to Kauai
• Calendar
• Elfman is back at home on TV, and it’s no accident
• Jamaican dancehall innovator Johnson dies at 47
• Jazzing it up in La Pine
• Moore’s ‘Capitalism’ makes Venice premiere
• Movie Times
• No prosecution for guard in model scuffle

OPINION

• Oregon’s new big-brother squad
• Pharmacy safety failure
• Reform needs honest incentives and prices, accountable consumers
• When hubris is your leader, disaster surely will follow

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Work continues – day and night – on U.S. 97