September 16, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• 3 area students are merit semifinalists
• Black Butte residents approve fire levy
• Bonding authority to help tribal fish project
• Broadband stimulus program draws local applicants
• Business Calendar
• 2 car burnings likely related, police say
• Church can tout green movement, pastor says
• Correction
• Corrections
• CPA aided client in tax evasion
• Discovering that everyone is unique
• Downtown Bend shop closing, holding sale
• Former postal worker admits $156,000 theft
• Goal is to save lives, but how will it work?
• High Desert Museum offers new program
• Kitzhaber backs state tax increases
• Man in court in Powell Butte pollution case
• New Redmond city manager gathers input from councilors
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• On the front lines of climate change
• Park officials consider killing geese
• Prescribed fire leads to BLM land closure
• Renters rejoice
• Truck gets stuck, blocks the McKenzie Highway
• 22-year first: Bend-La Pine enrollment doesn’t grow

BUSINESS

• Adobe says it will buy Omniture for $1.8B
• Automakers show off their electric offerings
• Bernanke: It’s ‘very likely’ that recession has ended
• Best Buy earnings miss expectations
• Blockbuster may close as many as 960 stores
• Broadband stimulus program draws local applicants
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Does housing recovery hinge on a tax credit?
• Downtown Bend shop closing, holding sale
• Fall for layers
• Fatal crash prompts Toyota inspections
• Goal is to save lives, but how will it work?
• Health premiums up 131% in last 10 years
• High-tech navigation system may change future of airplane traffic
• Interactive: New York fashion week
• Kroger cuts its outlook
• Landlord 101: Get the right insurance
• Recovery? More are paying for convenience
• Renters rejoice
• Retail sales rise 2.7%
• Sometimes, it makes sense to fire clients
• Top entertainment sellers
• Trade group: Airline losses are swelling
• Wall Street Journal to impose mobile fees
• With right strategies, you can eat organic without going broke

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cougs fall to Storm
• Cowgirls take IMC volleyball opener over Bend
• Ducks’ cross country picked preseason No. 1 in two polls
• Fall days lead to many falling rates
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hawks soar to victory over Creswell
• LPGA TOUR
• Major League Baseball
• Mountain View football announces schedule change
• Olympics
• On the Air
• QB Canfield becomes the steady leader of the Beavers
• Scoreboard
• Tracing your own path

OBITS

• Jody Powell, press secretary, adviser to President Carter

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Lorrine G. Kerosky Trythall
• Tony Armand Partipilo
• Wanadee Jean Remington Lisius

NATION & WORLD

• Adobe says it will buy Omniture for $1.8B
• Bernanke: It’s ‘very likely’ that recession has ended
• Chavez looks to Russia for nuclear help
• Colorado man denies terrorist ties after raids in New York
• Common courtesy seems uncommon
• Correction
• Does housing recovery hinge on a tax credit?
• Family, feds tussle over ownership of rare coins
• Fatal crash prompts Toyota inspections
• General Motors Corp. is founded in 1908
• High-tech navigation system may change future of airplane traffic
• Huge recount ordered in Afghanistan election
• Japan’s parliament elects new premier
• Jody Powell, press secretary, adviser to President Carter
• Mexico celebrates Independence Day
• Obama administration proposal links fuel standards to emissions
• Records shed light on Ripper’s victims
• Shoe thrower freed - and still defiant
• Technician in custody in slaying of Yale grad student
• Thousands more U.S. troops needed in Afghanistan, Joint Chiefs chairman says
• U.N. panel says Israel, Hamas both committed war crimes
• Videos put ACORN under the spotlight
• Vienna buzzing over cathedral cafe plan
• White House ‘insurance’ plan for salmon gets split reviews
• Wilson is rebuked by House colleagues for heckling Obama

FEATURES

• Calendar
• Church can tout green movement, pastor says
• Fall for layers
• Goal is to save lives, but how will it work?
• Landlord 101: Get the right insurance
• With right strategies, you can eat organic without going broke

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Common courtesy seems uncommon
• For Harry Potter fans, a glimpse into new Florida theme park
• ‘Leno’: Same ol’ Jay, only older
• Movie Times
• Top entertainment sellers

OPINION

• Be like Ted
• Chinese tire tariff bad for consumers
• ‘Holiday’ trees
• It’s time to open the open meetings manual
• ‘Numbers games' distract from effort to combat homelessness
• Public plan OK
• Save minimum wage

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bonding authority to help tribal fish project
• Prescribed fire leads to BLM land closure
• Truck gets stuck, blocks the McKenzie Highway