September 12, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• 21 attend festival, leave as U.S. citizens
• Births
• Calendar
• Family disputes death declaration
• Fig — Underwood
• Former UO president to speak in Bend
• In Corvallis, rain gardens garner green thumbs-up
• Instrumental amusements at Sisters Folk Festival
• Investigators look into Sunriver plane crash
• Kaine Horman drops contempt motion
• Measure would allow more vets into home loan program
• Medford retiree insurance lawsuit could cast ripples
• News of Record: deeds
• Nurturing innovation
• On a national day of remembrance, 21 new citizens
• Oregon agriculture's gray area a concern
• Paper? Check. Pencil? Check. Spell-check? ... Check
• Police ID victim of fatal crash near Maupin
• Prosecutors seek heavy term for Seda
• Reassessing tension between faith, wealth
• Records, neighbors say Dudley lived in Oregon
• Residents hope for reversal of Wimp Way closure
• Rosch — West
• Some trailheads closed to remove hazard trees
• Toxic algae is found in 2 Oregon reservoirs
• Umpqua fishing trip puts men with cancer at ease
• United Way begins annual campaign
• U.S. poverty on track for record gains
• Waibel — Rufener
• Whitson — Oster
• Wildlife Safari has 2 new cheetahs
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• ‘A legacy of waste'
• Are TSA’s full-body scanners TMI?
• Making a greener champagne bottle
• News of Record: deeds
• Nurturing innovation
• Oregon agriculture's gray area a concern
• The plan: Harvest fish, plants from the same water
• 80 years of Tums

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Boxing
• Cardinal rout UCLA in conference opener
• Clijsters makes it two in a row
• Crook County finishes second at Mountain View tourney
• Defense leads Buckeyes past Hurricanes
• Djokovic upsets Federer, will face Nadal in final
• Durant carries U.S. to title game with Turkey
• Football
• From a war zone to a driving range
• Hamlin wins at home to grab top seed in Chase
• Have today’s NFL running backs run their course?
• Hockey
• Mining for baseball diamonds in China
• Moore takes the lead at Cog Hill
• Mountain View girls win 6-0
• On the Air
• Oregon explodes in second half to take out Tennessee
• Prep Scoreboard
• Runner from Sisters earns top spot at Marist invite
• Scoreboard
• Seattle LB Curry hopes changes lead to big plays
• Sisters High grad shines in Portland State victory
• Volleyball

OBITS

• Barbara Barbie Ann Aupperlee
• Danish chess grandmaster Bent Larsen
• Darrell G. Turner
• Death notices
• Doug Parks, thought to be Disney World’s 1st Mickey
• Israel Tal, Israeli military adviser and strategist
• Jacqueline Jackie Marie Gaines
• Juan Mari Bras, voice for separate Puerto Rico, dies
• Lucius Walker, pastor for peace

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Barbara Barbie Ann Aupperlee
• Darrell G. Turner
• Death notices
• Jacqueline Jackie Marie Gaines

NATION & WORLD

• ‘A legacy of waste'
• Afghan security situation is worst since war began
• Before likely succession, North Korea mends ties with South
• Bipartisan push to nix one tax in health law
• Boehner bound to lobbyists
• ‘Bonanza’ debuts on this day in 1959
• Danish chess grandmaster Bent Larsen
• Divisions evident on a day of national unity
• Doug Parks, thought to be Disney World’s 1st Mickey
• Explosion’s first reaction: fear of calamity
• Israel Tal, Israeli military adviser and strategist
• Juan Mari Bras, voice for separate Puerto Rico, dies
• Kremlin suppresses dissent, with tech piracy as an excuse
• Lucius Walker, pastor for peace
• Pastor: Quran burning canceled for good
• Relative: Spat began Kentucky rampage that killed 6
• U.S. hiker caught in middle of latest Iran power struggle
• Will Bush tax cuts stay?

FEATURES

• Are TSA’s full-body scanners TMI?
• Artist’s devotion transforms a gristmill into a home
• Cadillac’s CTS now a BMW-menacing coupe
• History, solitude in the Salish Sea
• News of Record: Reunions
• Spreading a little joy
• 80 years of Tums

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ape family sheds light on our own
• Best-sellers
• How did English become king?
• It’s back to school for storytelling event
• Learn about music from local conductor
• Movie Times
• ‘Perfect Someone’ is perfectly fulfilling
• Rebellious teenage daughters fill the pages of author’s memoir
• ‘True Blood’ finale could be fang-tastic
• Will and Jada’s daughter makes her record debut

OPINION

• Church expansion threatens Lincoln’s forgotten fort
• DeFazio to the rescue
• Don't judge governors by their party labels
• Double standard on Bend land use
• Journalism's challenges as the world changes
• Limbaugh's hatred
• Neighbors, friends pitch in to fight fire
• Nurturing innovation
• Re-elect Stiegler
• Replace Stiegler
• Waiting for an ‘October surprise’
• Weaker U.S. is a danger for world

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cadillac’s CTS now a BMW-menacing coupe
• Former UO president to speak in Bend
• Investigators look into Sunriver plane crash
• Mysterious drop in mileage follows repairs; what to do?
• Police ID victim of fatal crash near Maupin
• United Way begins annual campaign