September 19, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Berry
• Births
• Brooks
• Calendar
• Campbell — Ewing
• Cementing his place in construction
• For children with parents behind bars, a mentor and a friend
• GOP goal: Make the majority less super
• 4 hopefuls give reasons for running
• Is that ramp on the level?
• La Pine council candidates give their thoughts on top city issues
• Larson
• Lawyer disbarred after 27 complaints
• Learning the art of the zine
• Man sent to mental hospital for life in stabbing death of sister
• News of Record: deeds
• Oakridge woman lives for helping out
• OSU expects record freshman enrollment
• Portland, police union contract talks resume
• Spillway flaw on Lost Creek Dam may affect flood control
• Stokes — Olson
• Volunteers help soften blow of hard times
• Weaver
• 2 witnesses, Marines, chase hit-run suspect
• Woman, 23, survives car’s plunge into river
• Woman’s home is her canvas
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• An Ohio ice cream maker aims big despite the risks
• Cementing his place in construction
• Helping your brake drums adjust
• How innovation killed the lights
• News of Record: deeds
• Search for your share of unclaimed billions
• Seeking some traction, Democrats try to tap anger over job loss overseas
• Shoulder season survival
• The Air-Viators

SPORTS

• A wide open chase ... or is it?
• Arizona knocks off No. 9 Iowa
• Arkansas gets past Georgia
• Auto racing
• Boxing
• Carroll not thinking about road woes
• Champs on the trails
• Crescent Valley tops Bend
• Cycling
• Football
• Golf
• Locals hit the road for Pendleton Round-Up
• Major League Baseball
• Managers across baseball could be switching places
• Mountain View girls soccer wins again
• No. 5 Oregon easily handles Portland State
• No. 25 OSU holds on vs. Louisville
• On the Air
• Phinney wins U.S. pro time trial championship
• Scoreboard
• Tennis
• The most feared players are not always the most physical

OBITS

• Death notices
• Gene Case, 72, marketed politicians, after-shave and Tums
• Jane Janie
• John Henry Red Zybach
• Marilyn Gunsul
• William Goetzmann wrote Pulitzer Prize-winning thesis

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jane Janie
• John Henry Red Zybach
• Marilyn Gunsul

NATION & WORLD

• Afghans vote amid attacks with real test still to come
• Bloomberg vows to help bolster the center
• Bracing for change
• Building homes a struggle in Haiti
• Cleaner for the environment, but the dishes? Not so shiny
• Faith in Venezuela, pieced from lives made of scraps
• Food safety is stalled in Senate
• Gene Case, 72, marketed politicians, after-shave and Tums
• Good luck not letting the bedbugs bite (for a while)
• GOP insider fuels tea party and suspicion
• In Iowa, Palin skips the candidate routine GOP race looks unpredictable
• New drugs increase debate on basic rules of clinical trials
• Once well is fully sealed, BP may go back for more
• Pope apologizes to abuse victims
• Regulators ignored Afghan bank warnings
• U.S. conducts its first nuclear test in 1957
• Washington Week
• William Goetzmann wrote Pulitzer Prize-winning thesis
• World leaders to focus on goals to help poor

FEATURES

• A place to live, a place to work
• Afflictions find new pain in discrimination
• Beware, young woman, of vital, cunning wolves
• Learning the art of the zine
• News of Record: Reunions, College notes, youth, notes
• Sleeping green in Portland
• Ways to stay young at heart
• Zippy? Yes. Zoom-zoom? No.

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• Cornelia Funke’s world of fantasy
• ‘Love Letters’ playing at Tower Theatre
• Movie Times
• Novel tells of music trio’s rise and fall
• On hucksterism, punditry and the radical right
• Oprah forgives, promotes ‘Freedom’ author Franzen
• Post-Koppel, ‘Nightline’ has multiple anchors, barely scratches the surface
• Sirius XM CEO hopes he can persuade Stern to stick with satellite
• Sisters author to speak
• ‘Waiting to Exhale’ sequel will please fans

OPINION

• Bad place for DMV
• Bottom line: Oregon must find a way to reduce costs
• Bush doesn’t look so bad now
• Cementing his place in construction
• FDA should act now on farm animal drugs
• Geese matter
• GOP’s cynical plan
• Ground zero mosque and the Constitution
• ID theft
• Pitfalls of GOP’s narrative
• Support Bowman Museum request
• The lonely campaign of Alaska candidate Scott McAdams

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Roads closed