September 09, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A Bend housing transformation
• A rainy day's crowning touch
• Age discrimination trial against Medford opens
• Bend developer’s condition improves
• Bend man gets 6 years for fight in park that ended friend's life
• Burn scheduled near Haystack Reservoir
• Business Calendar
• County gives resort more time to build
• Eugene fugitive arrested in Bend
• Evergreen back on the market
• Fed report finds signs growth is slowing
• Friend testifies in charity trial
• Fundraiser’s $1,600 bike stolen during ride across U.S.
• Great ape, good food
• Hill withdraws from judge race
• Jefferson Republicans meeting Sept. 21
• Jury selection begins in bank bombing trial
• Klamath refuge in worst shape since ’40s
• Lawyers in sex abuse case seek to question cardinals
• Missing boy’s ‘Wall of Hope’ relocated
• News of Record: permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregon road ranking rises to 10th in nation
• OSU alum gives $1M to veterinary school
• Redmond firm awarded county business loan
• Regional transit's future rides on taxes, officials say
• Spotted owl recovery apt to take 30 years
• State agencies seek ways to cut $377.5M
• State defends airport control tower plans
• State gets funding for foreclosure plan
• Uncertainty on tax laws may complicate financial decisions
• Victim assistance training sessions slated
• Volunteers needed for Bend Sept. 11 project
• Workers’ compensation rate to remain flat next year

BUSINESS

• A Bend housing transformation
• After fine, Botox awaits FDA approval for migraines
• Anglo Irish Bank to be split in restructuring plan
• Business Calendar
• County gives resort more time to build
• DeFazio calls for probe into foreign worker visas
• Evergreen back on the market
• Fed report finds signs growth is slowing
• Garnishing wages with little oversight
• Google unveils predictive search results
• Lockheed says 25% of execs take buyout
• Microsoft blocks gamer over town’s name: Fort Gay
• New BP report sheds light, assigns blame
• News of Record: permits
• Redmond firm awarded county business loan
• Schools step up lobbying against new rules on aid
• Several species, including this New Zealand mudsnail, are causing headaches in Oregon waterways
• State gets funding for foreclosure plan
• ‘Talent’ judge Morgan to take over Larry King’s coveted CNN time slot
• Tough times drive some to pursue long-lost dreams
• Uncertainty on tax laws may complicate financial decisions
• Underemployment sapping economy’s potential to expand
• Workers’ compensation rate to remain flat next year
• World forum calls U.S. less competitive

SPORTS

• A memorable offseason for a Saints scout from Bend
• Basketball
• Bass attack
• Catch and relief
• Correction
• Cycling
• Early goose season opens this Saturday
• Elks’ Richards is named MVP of WCL
• Events Calendar
• Federer, Wozniacki survive wind, advance to semis
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Good reports of rainbow and lake trout on Cultus
• Hoffman savors milestone save 600
• Madras boys soccer scores six goals in victory
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Playoff flair is in the air at Cog Hill
• Reality TV over, the real season set to begin
• Ryan's hope? A title
• Some TLC for the trail less traveled
• Sweet steelhead goodness
• Vols turn to young receivers vs. Ducks
• Younger exercisers should take the plunge for low-impact cardio

OBITS

• Alfred Glenn Green
• ‘Bonanza’ creator Dortort dies at 93
• Claud Addison Michael
• Death notices
• Master knife-maker dies at 81
• Sarah Janis Wood

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alfred Glenn Green
• Claud Addison Michael
• Death notices
• Sarah Janis Wood

NATION & WORLD

• After fine, Botox awaits FDA approval for migraines
• Anglo Irish Bank to be split in restructuring plan
• Authorities seek to shift focus of stoning case to murder
• Blair book selling well despite fierce protests
• 3 charged in failed New York bombing
• CIA torture suits barred
• Clinton declares U.S. will continue to play leading role in world
• Court rejects family’s request to declare suspected war criminal dead
• DeFazio calls for probe into foreign worker visas
• Despite pressure, Koran burning a go
• Detroit mayor calls fires ‘A natural disaster’
• Filipino clan ordered killings, witness says
• Garnishing wages with little oversight
• Hitmen gun down Mexican town’s mayor
• In Obama’s economic plans, opportunity lost In rally mode, Obama steps up jabs at GOP
• Inmates seize Attica prison in 1971
• Master knife-maker dies at 81
• N. Korea celebrates 62nd anniversary
• Neigborhood has bigger issues than mosque
• New BP report sheds light, assigns blame
• No gold stars for some great teachers
• Nothing much works for morning sickness, study finds
• Obama names carp czar for Great Lakes
• Police station opens in Marjah
• Schools step up lobbying against new rules on aid
• Tropical storm may become hurricane
• U.S.: Killings won’t thwart Iraq mission
• With hope and fear, Chicagoans consider Daley’s exit
• World forum calls U.S. less competitive

FEATURES

• A universal flu vaccine?
• After fine, Botox awaits FDA approval for migraines
• At this New York fashion show, everyone can get a front-row seat
• Be skeptical of health care credit cards
• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Confusion over when to screen for cholesterol
• Costs of prostate cancer care
• Despite pressure, Koran burning a go
• Fashion maven Kors: What makes him tick?
• Flex plans to have new rules in 2011
• Get a hefty workout and gain friendships
• Health Datebook
• Heart benefits of fish oil vary by group
• How to deal with hiccups, nosebleeds, shivers
• How to e-mail your doctor
• Inmates seize Attica prison in 1971
• Neigborhood has bigger issues than mosque
• Nothing much works for morning sickness, study finds
• Snack chips may claim to be nutritious, but is it all true?
• Spending time in wild may help ease illnesses
• Spine twist
• Throat cancer can be treated with radiation, chemotherapy

ENTERTAINMENT

• At this New York fashion show, everyone can get a front-row seat
• Blair book selling well despite fierce protests
• CLASS project subject of breakfast meeting
• Community Datebook
• Fashion maven Kors: What makes him tick?
• Help migration group count region’s birds
• High hopes for Plimpton in Fox comedy
• Movie Times
• Rim Rock Riders Club to host potluck, social
• Sign up for museum’s lecture series on history
• ‘Snooki’ fined $500 for annoying beachgoers
• ‘Talent’ judge Morgan to take over Larry King’s coveted CNN time slot
• Underwood pleased with film performance
• Young musicians sought for benefit

OPINION

• Bend water project could threaten Tumalo Creek, middle Deschutes
• Costly green energy
• Drugs and oil
• Expensive death penalty
• Firing Nakahira wrong
• Health mandates driving up costs
• ‘Nuisance’ kennel was there first
• Ryan's hope? A title
• Some TLC for the trail less traveled

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Regional transit's future rides on taxes, officials say