September 25, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Aging Drivers
• 5 baristas accused of prostitution
• Bend High School to honor alumni
• Bend Roots Revival Schedule
• Business Calendar
• Butterfly antennae are key to navigating in migration
• Decisions, decisions
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Firefighters contain blaze near Sunriver
• Gene therapy gives two monkeys new ability to see red
• GO magazine
• Grant to help fund solar vineyard plan
• Hanford expanding landfill for radioactive waste
• Highways 138 and 38 get scenic byway designation
• Hood River gas tax vote tied; more ballots to count
• Jefferson officials discover body after hiker reports human skull
• Key lawyer in abortion ruling gives Bend talk
• Local diocese changes its tactics for combating child abuse
• Man pleads not guilty in wife’s death
• 8 men indicted in Medford gang fight
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Nonprofit helps rivers return to natural flows
• ODOT to spend $10 million cleaning up storm water
• Public invited to hear speech on inclusion
• Pumpkins, pumpkins and more
• Reloaded?
• Rep. Chip Shields to fill vacant state Senate seat
• Restaurant guide
• Sentencing law ruled too harsh in some cases
• Smoke from wildfires to mar our skies awhile
• Trash bin baby’s mom pleads not guilty
• Work begins on new Washington ferry fleet

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Dispatches
• G-20 leaders near deal on banker pay limits amid protests
• Grant to help fund solar vineyard plan
• Guess this year's theme
• $10M could go to Philips for bulb in Department of Energy contest
• Merkley: Housing aid must pick up the pace
• New jobless claims drop to 530,000
• Nonstop first-class travel, on diesel
• Oil prices fall sharply
• Once again, Air Force puts $35B tanker contract up for bidding
• Recall
• Reloaded?
• Rite Aid posts smaller loss, cuts forecast
• Surveys predicting grim holiday season
• The reshaping of the U.S. workplace
• ‘Too big to fail’ is here to stay, Volcker says
• Treasury says it will review closures of GM, Chrysler dealerships
• Twitter to be valued at $1B
• Tylenol for infants, children is recalled
• U.S. Bank to ease overdraft penalties
• West sees jump in home sales

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Arizona comes to Reser Stadium with a new starting quarterback
• Buffs earn first IMC win of season
• Correction
• Corvallis' Arey dominates Central Oregon's Fall Tour
• Cowgirls get past Storm in early IMC showdown
• Cycling
• Dry River Canyon
• Football
• Hockey
• Is Miami really back after a fast start?
• Major League Baseball
• New INCLIMB rock gym to host bouldering event
• New women’s golf coach expected for Oregon Club
• On the Air
• Riley returns home to Oregon with No. 6 Cal
• S. Carolina knocks off No. 5 Ole Miss
• Skiing
• Steens Mountain
• Summer session
• WHEELS UP, but ready for a safe landing
• Woods’ advice helps put O’Hair on top

OBITS

• Don Yarborough drew Kennedy to Texas in ‘63
• Ertugrul Osman, scion of Ottoman dynasty, dies at 97
• French photographer Willy Ronis famed for his lyrical images

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Joan Marie Figone Stenzel
• Scott Kevin Youngberg

NATION & WORLD

• 5 al-Qaida in Iraq members escape
• Anglo-Saxon treasure illuminates past
• 3B swine flu vaccine doses to be made yearly
• Don Yarborough drew Kennedy to Texas in ‘63
• Dust in Australia
• Family’s claims over FEMA trailer rejected
• FDA admits role of politics in safety case
• G-20 leaders near deal on banker pay limits amid protests
• Gay clergy on agenda at Lutheran meeting
• Giant baby draws a crowd to a hospital in Indonesia
• Jaycee Lee Dugard expected to testify
• Justice Ginsburg feels faint, is hospitalized
• Kennedy loyalist now charged with completing his legacy
• Mao’s grandson rises in Chinese military
• Merkley: Housing aid must pick up the pace
• More ice spotted on Mars
• Mystery still surrounds death of part-time census worker
• Obama pushes to update rules on nuclear arms
• Once again, Air Force puts $35B tanker contract up for bidding
• Palau to create world’s first shark sanctuary
• Sandra Day O’Connor becomes first female Supreme Court justice in 1981
• Senate panel rejects bid for drug discount
• Separated Koreans get ready to see families again
• Smuggling charges filed in border clash
• Soldiers’ brothers and sisters: at times the forgotten mourners
• Terror suspect is charged with preparing explosives. This time it may be real thing
• Treasury says it will review closures of GM, Chrysler dealerships
• U.S. drone said to have killed 12 in Pakistan

FEATURES

• AIDS vaccine shows benefit, pointing way to more study
• 3B swine flu vaccine doses to be made yearly
• Colorful competition
• FDA admits role of politics in safety case
• Gay clergy on agenda at Lutheran meeting
• Giant baby draws a crowd to a hospital in Indonesia
• Local diocese changes its tactics for combating child abuse
• Sandra Day O’Connor becomes first female Supreme Court justice in 1981
• Senate panel rejects bid for drug discount
• Story times, library youth events for Sept. 25-Oct. 1
• Tylenol for infants, children is recalled
• When does helping turn to hovering?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A little polka
• Anglo-Saxon treasure illuminates past
• Art exhibits
• Bend Roots Revival Schedule
• Bon voyage, Barisone.
• Call for photography at Bend library
• Decisions, decisions
• ‘Family Guy’ sidekick scores his own show
• Follow the high-def yellow brick road to Emerald City
• Guess this year's theme
• Hip-hopper Josh Martinez back in Bend
• Jig, slip and reel with the Clumsy Lovers
• Maestro offers music appreciation classes
• Music releases
• New dvd releases
• New worlds
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Pepper reggaes up the Domino Room
• Planning ahead
• Portland jewel
• Remake of ‘Fame’ is a dumbed down version
• South of the border
• Steamroller prints to be auctioned
• The return of the Yard Dogs Road Show!
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts
• Window into life

RESTAURANTS

• South of the border

OPINION

• Branch campus is on a good track
• Gaza has lessons for Iran approach
• Stick to state budget
• The sense of entitlement in this country is pathetic