September 14, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Area teens excelling or making gains on the SAT
• Bicyclists spot crash, help rescue woman
• Big ups & downs
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Financial woes causing more to confront courtroom alone
• Forest fire near Gold Hill grows
• Free class on boater education Monday
• Furloughs to close state offices Friday
• Guzek’s behavior in courtroom examined
• 8 injured when bus catches fire on U.S. 101 near Tillamook
• Landowners seek more resort space
• Man held in series of sex assaults
• News of Record: deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Nurse saves teen athlete on field
• Oregon crime rates drop to lowest levels since ’60s
• plane crash in venezuela claims 15; 36 survive
• Prescribed burn near Bend to start today
• Salem man arraigned in shooting death
• Task force is mobilized to tackle traffic problem
• Theater, employee target of wrongful death suit
• Walden drums on food safety

BUSINESS

• Advances in 3-D printing set inventors free to dream
• Aiming to build better organizer
• Commission raises forecast for Europe
• Executive shake-up continues at Nokia
• 500,000 government employees to be laid off
• HP keeps buying: $1.5B for security company ArcSight
• IMF calls for countries to boost job creation
• Landowners seek more resort space
• Lionsgate hopes to capitalize on films for Latinos
• Major payments often undisclosed in journals
• More small banks are becoming TARP ‘deadbeats’
• Much work remains on bank rules, officials say
• New credit card rules don’t protect everyone
• News of Record: deeds
• Nominee for top consumer post may get to avoid Senate approval
• Travelers may be the losers in fight for rental car company
• VW American group names new CEO

SPORTS

• A jaunt to the summit
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Big 10 Network giving fans what they want
• Chiefs hold on for win over Chargers
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Duck punter lands conference honor
• Football
• Louisville searching for some consistency
• Major League Baseball
• Manager: Iverson considers playing basketball in China
• On the Air
• Potential playoff preview provides hope for Rangers
• Round-up celebrates centennial event in Pendleton this week
• Running
• Suicide puts brain disease in the spotlight
• ‘Super D’ to make Central Oregon debut
• Taiwan’s Tseng already starting to make her mark on the LPGA Tour
• Taking an inch
• Track and field
• Triathlon
• Victory gives Nadal career Slam

OBITS

• Billie Mae Richards, 88, voice of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
• Death notices
• Harold Gould, veteran character actor

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A suitable ending to a volatile primary season
• Ad buying by GOP-leaning groups alarms Democrats
• Belgian church seeks way out of abuse crisis
• EU panel refuses to condemn memo targeting Gypsy camps
• FBI reports a sharp drop in crime rate
• GAO says Iraq has $51B budget surplus
• Gulf may have avoided direst spill predictions
• Hiker’s family asks Iran to reduce bail
• Imam at center of debate weighs options
• Israelis wait to see: Will Netanyahu compromise?
• Japan frees 14 crew from Chinese ship
• Kashmir protests turn deadly
• Men with low prostate cancer scores may benefit less from test
• S. Korea sending flood aid to North
• School bus GPS system gives parents peace of mind
• Top Republican in Senate wants to keep tax cuts
• U.S. takes control of Mexico City in 1847
• With eyes on Dudley tax issue, GOP cries cover-up

FEATURES

• A circular garden puts it all in reach
• A coconut-strawberry stunner
• Calendar
• Creating a crab imperial fit for a king
• Double the apples in a sauce for pork
• Fliers can get cheap upgrades, additional legroom and more
• Harvest your own eats at ‘Crop Mob’ event
• Health services raffle benefits House of Hope
• Healthy meals to fit a busy life
• Help restore Whychus, Metolius during event
• How to go about fixing that smelly shower
• Imam at center of debate weighs options
• Last chance to celebrate Redmond Centennial
• Leeks: oniony flavor with a light touch
• Mysterious wet carpet calls for some sleuthing
• Roasted zucchini and onion make a tasty soup
• Satay makes a crowd-pleasing meal on a stick
• Southwest potatoes take patience, cheddar
• The ant: a gardener’s friend (most of the time)
• The Nature of Words seeks contributions
• The shade's the thing
• Think hand sanitizer will protect you from the flu? Think again
• Ways to ensure your leftover wine stays fresh
• When you save seeds, the benefits just keep growing

ENTERTAINMENT

• At VMAs, some award winners — and Taylor vs. Kanye, Part 2
• Berkus adds decorative touch to daytime talk
• Creating a monster
• Harvest your own eats at ‘Crop Mob’ event
• Health services raffle benefits House of Hope
• Help restore Whychus, Metolius during event
• Last chance to celebrate Redmond Centennial
• Movie Times
• The Nature of Words seeks contributions

OPINION

• Blankenship for Deschutes clerk
• California’s mistake
• Correction
• Footprint follies
• Short-lived opportunity to create a riverside park
• Vote for Huffman
• What Americans want