September 11, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A personal journey leads to life of service
• Bend, Redmond home prices plunge
• Campaign for judge too political, says Hill
• City of Bend fined for ethics violation
• Controlled burns scheduled next week
• Cycle-vehicle crash near Maupin kills 1
• Driver arrested after high-speed chase
• Flying fish glide like birds, study shows
• 4 hurt in head-on crash in Crook County
• Jefferson, Crook COCC sites on track
• Money starts to flow in race for Bend House seat
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon court voids resentencing precedent
• People on the move
• Plane taken out of service after being struck by a bird
• Redmond to donate home to nonprofit
• Religion in Brief
• Sewer fixes cost Bend an extra $300,000
• Sisters man runs, hides, after crash
• Subdivision mulls tax hike to fund road dust control
• Tomatoes in Central Oregon: an art of perseverance
• What’s going up?

BUSINESS

• A wheelchair demo for Bend’s sport enthusiasts
• Adviser to the stars pleads guilty to charges of fraud
• Bend, Redmond home prices plunge
• For back-to-school shoppers, it’s back to basics
• Jefferson, Crook COCC sites on track
• New rules proposed to prevent fatigue in pilots
• Nokia replaces CEO
• Obama defends economic initiatives
• People on the move
• Plane taken out of service after being struck by a bird
• Pub ready for takeoff
• Redmond to donate home to nonprofit
• Sewer fixes cost Bend an extra $300,000
• ‘Super PACs’ multiply under latest ruling
• Vacancies impede economic goals of White House
• What’s going up?
• Work to begin again to totally seal BP well

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boxing
• Clijsters defeats Venus, will defend title against Zvonareva
• Cougs roll on road
• Cross-country skiers are raising funds for grooming today
• Culver earns first victory of season
• Cycling
• Edwards wins pole for night race at Richmond
• Football
• Joyce, Galarraga have a low-key reunion in Detroit
• Kuchar is under the weather, but still shares lead at BMW
• Lava Bears girls soccer shuts out South Medford
• Major League Baseball
• No. 7 Oregon and Tennessee set to meet for first big test
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Owner copes with her loss through her WNBA team
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond grad has big day at quarterback in Western Oregon’s opener
• Summit sets the pace in Ashland
• The end around

OBITS

• Advocate for teaching diplomacy dies at 103
• Death notices
• Folk advocate Silber dies at 84
• Rich Cronin, lead singer of band LFO, dies of leukemia at 36
• Toy safety pioneer Swartz dies at 76

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Bin Laden ‘deep underground,’ Obama says
• China demands Japan release detained boat captain
• Controversies create unusually political 9/11
• Controversy largely doesn’t dim holy day
• Crews seek answers to California explosion
• Experts say terror threat has diversified
• Gainesville tries to deflect furor
• Gay-rights activists push Senate to repeal ‘don’t ask’
• Health care reform weighs heavy in Ohio
• India faces dengue fever concerns as Commonwealth Games approach
• Living soldier granted Medal of Honor for ‘one of the worst days of my life’
• Muslim prayer room was a part of life at twin towers
• New rules proposed to prevent fatigue in pilots
• Obama defends economic initiatives
• Obama pushes Israelis on settlement freeze
• Pentagon eases rules on Guantnamo media
• Spanish coal miners in Day 9 of unusual underground protest
• ‘Super PACs’ multiply under latest ruling
• ’01 terror attack kills thousands
• Toy safety pioneer Swartz dies at 76
• Vacancies impede economic goals of White House
• Work to begin again to totally seal BP well

FEATURES

• A personal journey leads to life of service
• Controversy largely doesn’t dim holy day
• Gainesville tries to deflect furor
• India faces dengue fever concerns as Commonwealth Games approach
• Muslim prayer room was a part of life at twin towers
• Religion in Brief
• ’01 terror attack kills thousands
• Tomatoes in Central Oregon: an art of perseverance

ENTERTAINMENT

• Adviser to the stars pleads guilty to charges of fraud
• Art exhibit explores changing landscape
• Bike and foot bridge art honors fishing
• Community Events Calendar
• Defying doubters, CW enters fifth season
• DiCaprio granted 3 years’ protection from woman
• Donate to group, get 10 cypress trees
• Ebert to produce and appear on new movie review show
• Movie Times
• Nature of Words tickets available
• Pub ready for takeoff
• You can’t spell ‘Elton’ (John) without ‘L-E-O-N’ (Russell)
• Youth artwork goes on display

OPINION

• Cold comfort
• Flexible spending plans squeezed
• Loss of vegetation responsible for Pakistan floods
• No danger
• Substance, not geese
• Vote for Huffman
• Wyden facts

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cycle-vehicle crash near Maupin kills 1
• GM chief to make $9 million a year
• 4 hurt in head-on crash in Crook County
• Sisters man runs, hides, after crash
• Subdivision mulls tax hike to fund road dust control