September 10, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A life stolen is remembered
• Agencies offer weatherizing help
• Backhoe triggers outage in Redmond
• Bend Senior Center hosting free legal clinic
• Brain strength
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Deadline nears for Bend Venture Conference entry
• Early release for tough-on-crime law
• Expansion bond for COCC touted as a job creator
• Forest volunteer day is Sept. 26 in Sisters
• Forestry board votes to increase logging
• Group wants Powell Butte to become charter school
• How’d Bend’s new approach to downtown patrols work? ‘Pretty well’
• Hwy. 97 construction tonight near Sunriver
• Instruments returned to Springfield sax man
• Jury awards $2.25M in medic sex abuse case
• La Pine group to help keep seniors warm
• Madras gas tax going to voters in spring
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Poking around for lunch at their favorite marsh
• Police look into church vandalism in Portland
• Slight uptick in Bend median home prices
• Some at Eagle Crest hot over signage rules
• Students aim too low in higher education, new research finds
• Training to ride the river
• 2 Wickiup boat ramps under construction

BUSINESS

• Agencies offer weatherizing help
• Beatlemania reaches new generation with remastered albums, video game
• Bill Gates brings his education message to MTV, Nickelodeon
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Fed report finds glimpses of recovery
• For OPEC, current oil price is just about right
• Goldman CEO: backlash on pay is ‘appropriate’
• Job exam writers treading carefully
• Job openings fall to a 9-year low
• Jobs makes surprise appearance at Apple event
• McDonald’s sales growth slows in August
• News of Record: Permits
• Oregon poplars: A biofuels boon?
• Oregonian publisher says he will retire
• SEC defends $33M BofA settlement
• Slight uptick in Bend median home prices
• Some at Eagle Crest hot over signage rules
• State economic index declines in July
• The push to go digital
• What will declining energy prices mean for you this winter?
• Wind power gets a boost thanks to House vote
• With billions up for grabs, there’s a race for reform

SPORTS

• A trek through time
• Anglers report success for kokanee, browns on Wickiup
• Assistant at Mountain View is new head coach
• Basketball
• Cycling
• Ducks trying to replace Blount
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Geese numbers are on the rise in Prineville area
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Oregon on TV? It might be hard to see start of game
• OSU’s Riley plays down Vegas locale
• Pac-10 taking on all comers this season
• Pick the pro football winners and win prizes for yourself!
• Players grinding toward $10 million prize
• Soccer
• Swimming
• Taking flight
• Teen’s magical U.S. Open ends with loss in quarters
• 100th birthday for grand dame of the McKenzie
• Triangles, cool steel chickens and hot lead

OBITS

• Former news veteran, 67, dies in Oregon
• Variety columnist Army Archerd, 87

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Bessie May LeBleu Nelson
• Death notices
• Raymond Emanuel Novotny
• Vern Edward Segerstrom

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan turnout numbers too high, U.S. monitors say
• Crews clear brush to help halt California fire
• Elias Howe receives patent for sewing machine in 1846
• Gray wolves can still be hunted - for now
• Iran is close to atom bomb, U.S. says
• ‘New beginning’ for the Hubble
• Obama on hand to remember Cronkite
• Oregon poplars: A biofuels boon?
• Preacher arrested in aborted hijacking
• President asks for consensus in a challenge for action
• Truck bomb kills at least 18 in northern Iraq
• Unlikely fish in a tasty controversy
• With billions up for grabs, there’s a race for reform

FEATURES

• A new approach to health care
• A second chance
• Back to school with bento
• Brain strength
• Community Datebook
• Community Events Calendar
• Cost creep
• Day of Peace event, food drive Sept. 21
• Disability applications topic of NAMI meeting
• Give your body a good workout in 10 minutes
• Health Datebook
• Human trafficking awareness class slated
• If you feel like fish tonight, stick with Gorton’s grilled fillets
• Note: Vegetables do not retain nutrients for long
• Patient poll offers free feedback on doctors
• People
• President asks for consensus in a challenge for action
• Sit properly, as slouch can lead to ouch
• Study: Regular drinkers exercise more than teetotalers
• Teen birth rate
• The push to go digital
• Week 3: Extended Side Angle Pose
• Will tea soothe a colicky baby?
• With weight matters, some doctors struggle as much as patients

ENTERTAINMENT

• A day at the Oprah: the music, the magic, the vibe
• ACLU defends jailed ‘Survivor’ Hatch
• Beatlemania reaches new generation with remastered albums, video game
• Community Datebook
• Community Events Calendar
• Day of Peace event, food drive Sept. 21
• Keillor hospitalized after minor stroke
• Lohan joins Ungaro as artistic adviser
• Movie Times
• Saving Grace to offer 35-hour training course
• Source says Brown won’t play at Jackson tribute

OPINION

• A homeless ranking we don’t deserve
• China’s autocracy better than our one-party democracy
• Doesn’t add up
• No defense
• Single payer
• Tort reform first
• Video game peril