September 15, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Anyone can ‘cowboy up’ at Paulina Amateur Rodeo
• Apple test promising in Alaska
• 2 arrests in fatal Pendleton stabbing
• Bond deal for ranch developer questioned
• Brush fire breaks out on national forest land
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Correction
• Eugene suspect dies after police shooting
• Forest chief nominee will uphold rules, Vilsack says
• Ground-breaking ceremony today for new high school in Redmond
• IRS deadline today to carry back loans
• Jeff Landaker leaves Crook school board 2 years early
• Kia dealership slated, application shows
• Klamath Falls suspect extradited in robbery
• La Pine park district seeks public input
• Local landscapers present seminar
• Mushroom moderators
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregon soldiers will head to Afghanistan
• Oregon’s jobless rate sees uptick to 12.2% in August
• Recycle rates up; quantity of trash is down
• Schools are slow to ask for no-interest bonds
• State’s farmers expect bumper cranberry crop
• Stove causesd fire at The Bagel Stop
• Teeth paint new picture of great white’s past
• Tougher law may thwart metal thieves
• Urban growth
• Violent and property crimes drop in Oregon
• Well shot!
• Where the talent meets the spotlight

BUSINESS

• Bond deal for ranch developer questioned
• China takes its tire complaint to the WTO
• Debit cards increasingly are a consumer minefield
• Google tests a new way to peruse the news
• IRS deadline today to carry back loans
• Judge rejects, criticizes settlement
• Kia dealership slated, application shows
• Lilly to cut 14% of staff and trim $1B in costs
• 6-month T-bill rate falls to record low
• Mushroom moderators
• Near deadline, health bill negotiators ‘close’ to deal
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama admonishes Wall Street, but how closely is it listening?
• Recycle rates up; quantity of trash is down
• Tougher law may thwart metal thieves
• Where the talent meets the spotlight

SPORTS

• An eye for the finish, and all things Bend
• Area rodeo standouts poised for run at NFR
• Beavers’ Pac-10 opener to be on Versus network
• Bend rugby teams top all at Cascade Classic
• College baseball programs teach kids
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar Community Sports Calendar
• Cross-country meet offered on Sept. 26
• Cycling
• Del Potro stuns Federer for Open title
• Football
• Landis rides away from controversy
• Last-second drive leads Chargers over Raiders
• Major League Baseball
• Ole!
• On the Air
• Pilot Butte Challenge around the bend
• Registration for youth volleyball ends Sept. 25
• Running program offers free entry fees
• Scoreboard
• Tennis

OBITS

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Leo Dale Beery

NATION & WORLD

• Bail set at $30M for Dugard kidnap suspect
• Evidence points to inside job in Yale killing
• First FEMA trailer trial opens in Louisiana
• Forest chief nominee will uphold rules, Vilsack says
• Mushroom moderators
• Pakistani army suspected of revenge killings in Swat
• Past health reform critic aims to bring ‘rational’ edge to state plan
• 3 sentenced in Britain bomb plot
• Top al-Qaida militant believed slain in Africa
• Violent crime fell in ’08, FBI says
• Wells Fargo fires beach house exec
• World leaders accept Iran’s plan for talks
• 3,000 years ago, what kept some people so healthy?

FEATURES

• A weedy side to straw mulch
• An easy way to get a pomegranate taste
• Apply those apples
• At Home With ... Richard Steffensen and Rhonda Ealy of Strictly Organic Coffee
• Autumn settings
• Condiment amendment
• Great burgers need great ingredients — not a great deal of time
• Heirloom tomatoes: Nothing better
• Local landscapers present seminar
• Online site advises businesses on flu
• Past health reform critic aims to bring ‘rational’ edge to state plan
• Rabbit: The healthiest meat of them all
• Recipe Finder
• Rosh Hashana services in Bend
• September gardens can come alive again
• Should you worry about raw eggs in topping?
• Showerheads may harbor bacteria dangerous to some
• Thrifty times revive the art of food canning
• Tips for tomato lovers
• Urban growth
• 3,000 years ago, what kept some people so healthy?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A shot at art
• Can comedy stars strike gold again?
• ‘Got Talent’ winner Boyd has exhaustion
• Houston bares her soul on Oprah show
• Madras restaurant plans home brewing contest
• Movie Times
• Sitcom’s Ray Romano lands reality golf show
• ‘The Lone Ranger’ premieres on ABC television in 1949

OPINION

• A better option
• Health care
• No secret signatures
• Not just Obama
• Succeed in Afghanistan by buying off tribal opposition
• Unnecessary park

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Forest chief nominee will uphold rules, Vilsack says