September 24, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A cool spot on a warm day
• Are you looking at me?
• Bend man arrested in deaths of 2 in Texas
• Big squid washing up on Oregon shore
• Business Calendar
• California men get 3 months for Oregon prison bribes
• Clarification
• Diagnosis Odyssey
• High Desert Museum gets tourism grant
• Judge seeks responses to Obama salmon plan
• Juniper Ridge master plan to be open to public input
• Lesson plan, too, is green at Bend's new school
• Link sought in 2 unsolved 2008 murders
• Man, 31, faces drug, sex charges in runaway teens case
• Man sentenced for impersonating officer
• Mobile science lab is rolling across Washington
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• ODOT weighs scaling back U.S. 97 plans
• Parkway striping set for Friday
• Portland chief defends officers in man’s death
• Proposed wind farm seeks BLM's OK for line
• Redmond school reports swine flu case
• Redmond shelter seeks new loan
• Resort hearing to get county input
• Stealing from foreclosed home lands owner in jail
• Walton Lake Campground closed
• What was in the air? Smoke here, dust Down Under
• Wildfire Smoke hangs over Eugene

BUSINESS

• A car’s deadly silence
• A clip-and-save renaissance
• A modified bill inches regulatory plan ahead
• Business Calendar
• Fallen money-market fund to distribute $1B
• Fed slows pace of housing program
• Ford to produce compact car in India
• General Mills profit jumps as costs fall
• High Desert Museum gets tourism grant
• Juniper Ridge master plan to be open to public input
• News of Record: Permits
• Nintendo expected to slash price of Wii
• Oil all over: It’s become a boom year for big finds
• Oil, gas prices tumble as supplies build up
• Proposed wind farm seeks BLM's OK for line
• Redmond shelter seeks new loan
• Resort hearing to get county input
• Rounded up, ready to go
• Speculators look for life in shares of dead companies
• Study: spectrum could be worth $100B
• The salty truth about that juicy, plump chicken
• Tough economy can take its toll on your health

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend High to host 8-man football extravaganza
• Bend's Kearney loses playoff at Northwest Open
• Black Butte's Mack shoots 66 to win day at Fall Tour
• Cycling
• Dove numbers strong with continuing warm weather
• Fewer bucks?
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• High school
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• It’s all about the money at Tour Championship
• Major League Baseball
• Making a splash
• On the Air
• Outlaws win own boys, girls races
• QB controversies popping up in Pac-10
• Scoreboard
• The bite is picking up on Lava Lake
• To the ends of the earth
• Up a creek with a guidebook

OBITS

• Joanne Jordan, 88, ‘50s TV spokesmodel

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clifford Warren Gillespie
• Death notices
• Martel Scroggin
• Zola Bernice Rhodes Parker

NATION & WORLD

• A car’s deadly silence
• A modified bill inches regulatory plan ahead
• A world first: Vaccine tested in Asia helps prevent HIV infection
• Curfew-weary Hondurans seek food amid coup crisis
• Cursive cursed: The skill may be fading ... but so what?
• Early-learning initiative is tucked into college bill
• Easing vets from combat to classroom: It isn’t easy
• Fed slows pace of housing program
• First nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, USS Enterprise, is launched in 1960
• Georgians warned of stagnant water
• Health care issues: Bundling payments
• IRS severs ACORN ties; group sues over video
• Joanne Jordan, 88, ‘50s TV spokesmodel
• Kennedy confidant likely to fill Senate seat
• Medicare is the focus on Day 2 of negotiations
• Obama makes gains on Iran, proliferation
• Shootout at San Diego border leads to arrests
• Taliban widen Afghanistan attacks from Pakistan lair
• Walden: Put House bills online for review before vote
• Wildfire stimulus funds going to D.C. parks
• Winds, heat stoke California wildfire

FEATURES

• A world first: Vaccine tested in Asia helps prevent HIV infection
• Calendar
• Check food safety with new Web site
• Clarification
• Diagnosis Odyssey
• Exercise helps keep your hormones in tune
• First nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, USS Enterprise, is launched in 1960
• Health care issues: Bundling payments
• Health Datebook
• Heat? Or Eat? event to benefit kids in need
• Hospitals learn to innovate to cut dangerous emergency room jams
• Mask on? Mask off?
• Medicare is the focus on Day 2 of negotiations
• Mega-church hosts debate on adultery
• Military sale to be held at fairgrounds
• Nature of Words names writing contest winners
• Off-the-wall workout: Modified yoga poses help with stretching, balancing
• People
• Physical therapy finds a place in yoga classes
• Physician income
• Redmond school reports swine flu case
• Study: Flu shot is better than nasal spray in adults
• The salty truth about that juicy, plump chicken
• Tough economy can take its toll on your health
• Try Kashi brand pizza for less saturated fat
• Veterans Day Parade in need of participants
• Viral illness spreading in kids
• Week 4: Standing Straddle Bend

ENTERTAINMENT

• At trial, John Travolta recounts son’s death
• Community Datebook
• Heat? Or Eat? event to benefit kids in need
• Mackenzie Phillips says she had sex with her dad
• Mega-church hosts debate on adultery
• Military sale to be held at fairgrounds
• Movie Times
• Nature of Words names writing contest winners
• 6th season premiere of ‘Grey’s’ tonight
• Veterans Day Parade in need of participants

OPINION

• Charter school study is a lesson for everyone
• Health care in Canada and France
• Progressives and their messy encounters with democracy

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• ODOT weighs scaling back U.S. 97 plans
• Parkway striping set for Friday