September 13, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A plan’s in the works for all our geese
• Births
• Boger
• Correction
• Demand for food stamps is on the rise in Oregon
• Deschutes commissioners to consider a possibly unsafe boat launch site by Sunriver
• ‘Errors galore, and oodles of fun': Bend team triumphs in 1909 ballgame
• GOP contenders for governor have won other races, but name recognition low
• Harris — Niehus
• Healing and hope in a youth circus
• Les Schwab warns: Tire tariff means no new jobs, higher prices
• Man assaulted in downtown Bend
• Market forces push Oregon’s home insurance premiums up
• Museum honors 100 years of Camp Fire USA
• News of Record: Deeds
• Nielsen — Haverly
• Pate — Harris
• Police investigate Hood River shooting
• Retreat ...
• Salem ‘tea party’ crowd not buying Obama, taxes
• Settlement, revelations end church abuse case
• Siskiyou authorities seize nearly 40K pot plants
• State to seek execution for two accused in Woodburn bank blast
• Tapping into the leadership of a "beer guy’

BUSINESS

• As an exotic mortgage resets, payments soar
• Beyond the brink, beyond the brick
• Companies, researchers aim to keep seniors steady on their feet
• Dreams interrupted at Boeing
• Fish reintroduction The work, the money and the risks behind dozens of projects
• Fitting-room incident costs store $115,264
• Les Schwab warns: Tire tariff means no new jobs, higher prices
• ‘Lifetime’ transmission fluid? Whose lifetime?
• Market forces push Oregon’s home insurance premiums up
• Mortgage rates edge closer to record lows
• News of Record: Deeds
• Swine flu could cripple businesses, study says
• Tapping into the leadership of a "beer guy’
• The Dropout problem
• Tire tariffs could hamper climate, economic and nuclear talks with China
• With Obama on the road, conservatives storm D.C.

SPORTS

• Bend triathletes win at Mac Dash
• Clijsters stuns S.Williams in U.S. Open semifinals
• Cougars improve to 2-0 in girls soccer
• Cycling
• Ducks hang on for win over Boilermakers
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hamlin wins at home, but Busch out of Chase
• Last-second field goal gives Beavers victory
• Late drive lifts USC to victory over Ohio State
• Major League Baseball
• No. 5 Oklahoma State stunned
• Old buddy, new hope
• On the Air
• Pac Am still has room for golfers
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Short track skating
• Sunset crowned champs of Invite
• Triathlon
• Woods takes commanding lead

OBITS

• Cubans mourn colleague of Castro
• Reform Judaism leader Gottschalk dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Marten Jacob Isaac

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan prisoners gain rights in new system
• African laws, courts begin shaping views on AIDS crisis
• Biden lauds 2 killed in L.A. fire as heroes
• Blasts rock Shiite mosque in Baghdad
• Bouncing back a year after Ike
• California passes bill addressing prisons
• Clean water laws ignored, at a cost
• Cubans mourn colleague of Castro
• Fish reintroduction The work, the money and the risks behind dozens of projects
• Fitting-room incident costs store $115,264
• Former Blagojevich fundraiser dies
• In 1959, a Soviet space probe becomes the 1st man-made object to reach moon
• Iraqis turn to private schools amid charges of corruption
• Japan’s incoming top officials all have science backgrounds
• Mortgage rates edge closer to record lows
• Reform Judaism leader Gottschalk dies
• Suspected gunman cuts arm in jail
• Swine flu could cripple businesses, study says
• 3 Uighurs convicted in China syringe attacks
• U.S. revokes coup leader’s visa, pressing Honduras to restore Zelaya
• With Obama on the road, conservatives storm D.C.

FEATURES

• African laws, courts begin shaping views on AIDS crisis
• Calendar
• Companies, researchers aim to keep seniors steady on their feet
• Cougar hunt: Mature women dating younger men say they are the prey
• Dangerous germs found at West Coast beaches
• Get lost in bookstores along Canadian coast
• Get the help you need at Project Connect
• Moved by extra care given to injured owl
• Museum honors 100 years of Camp Fire USA
• News of Record: Reunions
• Recession forcing retailers to think small
• Retreat ...
• Salem ‘tea party’ crowd not buying Obama, taxes
• Settlement, revelations end church abuse case
• These 4 cylinders have it all
• With Obama on the road, conservatives storm D.C.
• Women’s meeting to discuss SMART

ENTERTAINMENT

• A brilliant woman finally has her say
• ‘Barely Bewitched’ is enjoyable, enchanting
• Best-sellers
• Big finales, big performances and big cast members on TV this week
• Calendar
• Get the help you need at Project Connect
• ‘I love my husband, but he's annoying'
• Kennedy’s rough waters and still harbors
• Misplaced atonement is central to ‘Blame’
• Movie Times
• Stefani rocks the ‘80s at NY Fashion Week
• Swift adds 6 new songs to ‘Fearless’
• Take artists, add a steamroller, get ready for a flat-out fun time
• These children’s books include humor, emotion
• Thrills and chills are in the air
• Women’s meeting to discuss SMART
• Woodstock on its way to Broadway stage

OPINION

• Afghanistan strategy needs to be defined
• Cascade hospitals rank high in quality
• Give support to COCC bond
• Moved by extra care given to injured owl
• Sign of the times in government
• Sober and silent: Is anonymity the best for alcoholism?
• State forest plan could be welcome change
• Tapping into the leadership of a "beer guy’
• The dime standard
• The Dropout problem
• The economy’s stall drives a new attitude in the workplace
• Why liberals should drop the public option