September 30, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend bank extends agreement again
• Bend City Council forum set Oct. 13
• Black teen says school allowed racial cruelty
• Brown, DeBone spar over economy, pollution
• Bubonic plague case diagnosed in Oregon
• Business Calendar
• Coast Guard retires Umpqua lighthouse
• Collegians reach out to Eugene
• Conger's vision for office
• Correction
• Dudley outpacing Kitzhaber 2-to-1 in fundraising
• Fear of Obama led to bombing, prosecutors say
• IdaTech reports loss
• Insurance carriers must enroll kids twice a year
• La Pine locals see through the muck
• Madras man injured in crash on U.S. 97
• Man sentenced on porn charges
• Meeting on Social Security attracts a crowd
• News of Record: permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Older bikers twice as likely to die on road
• Planners to reassess building at junction
• Police request tips on missing Bend man
• Poverty rates rising in Central Oregon
• Redmond concerned with energy stability
• Redmond education gets face-lift
• Sewer line project snarls Jewell school bus routes
• Startups to compete for $175K
• State worker charged with sexual abuse
• Tougher logging rules will protect streams
• Trailer fire causes $5,500 in damage
• Volunteer Search Oct. 3, 2010
• Walk boosts awareness of Down Syndrome

BUSINESS

• As online education expands, researchers examine effectiveness
• Bend bank extends agreement again
• Bend restaurant ready for close-up
• Brickhouse eatery plans Bend location
• Business Calendar
• Business travelers get smart (phones)
• Default rate for student loans is still on the rise
• Diller resigns as chair of Live Nation
• Dubai keeps building, but more soberly
• FDA’s error delayed egg safety inspections
• IdaTech reports loss
• Industrial Light & Magic’s epic quest
• JPMorgan says it will suspend foreclosures
• Meeting on Social Security attracts a crowd
• New CEO shaking up BP’s management
• News of Record: permits
• Prepaid debit cards may be convenient, but watch for fees
• Redmond concerned with energy stability
• Redmond education gets face-lift
• Safety fears persist as Cuba prepares to drill in its waters
• Startups to compete for $175K

SPORTS

• A refreshing getaway
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend pro just misses round-three win at Fall Tour
• Commission to decide on hunter orange in Oregon
• Contador suspended after positive test at 2010 Tour
• Cycling
• Deer in excellent shape in Prineville District
• Equestrian
• Fishing excellent on Crooked River
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Golf tourney benefits Humane Society
• Hunters ready for challenge this fall
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Major League Baseball
• No. 4 Oregon set to host another big game
• Ryder Cup is only a game ... right?
• Sisters sweeps La Pine in volleyball
• Study: Proposed hunt would halve Montana gray wolf population
• Tennis
• Wear out your binocs instead of your boots

OBITS

• ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ director Penn dies
• Death notices
• Rocket scientist Robert Truax dies at 93
• Ronald Allan Slinkard
• Ruth Johanna Buettner

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Ronald Allan Slinkard
• Ruth Johanna Buettner

NATION & WORLD

• As online education expands, researchers examine effectiveness
• Attempt was ‘utterly reprehensible’
• Carter extends hospital stay, aims to get back on tour
• Default rate for student loans is still on the rise
• Dubai keeps building, but more soberly
• FDA’s error delayed egg safety inspections
• Gates sees disconnect between U.S. and military
• James Dean killed in car accident in ’55
• Japan smokers hoard before tax increase
• Pointed questions aimed at Obama during Iowa visit
• Private moment made public leads to a fatal jump
• Safety fears persist as Cuba prepares to drill in its waters
• Search resumes for 11 missing in Mexico mudslide
• Study: Proposed hunt would halve Montana gray wolf population
• Surge in attacks on Iraq’s Green Zone alarms U.S. officials
• Video hints at executions by U.S.-backed group
• Video preps doctors for combat
• Workers protest throughout Europe

FEATURES

• Bubonic plague case diagnosed in Oregon
• Business travelers get smart (phones)
• Calendar
• Carter extends hospital stay, aims to get back on tour
• Classes
• End-of-life care proving vital for some
• Flu Shots
• In-line skating hangs on as exercise; hobbyists roll on
• James Dean killed in car accident in ’55
• Kids with asthma need ‘action plan’ for school
• Oregon moms breast-feed babies longer
• Practice makes perfect
• Rate of insured after reform
• Selenium
• Study: In vitro children often score better than peers
• Study: Lifting lighter weights until exhausted helps build muscle, too
• Video preps doctors for combat
• What you drink can weigh on you, too
• You cannot get pregnant while breast-feeding.

ENTERTAINMENT

• Archery competition on target for weekend
• Bend restaurant ready for close-up
• Brickhouse eatery plans Bend location
• Community Datebook
• ‘Dancing's' Bergeron prefers audience of 20 million, not 20
• Diller resigns as chair of Live Nation
• Golf tourney benefits Humane Society
• Industrial Light & Magic’s epic quest
• Movie Times
• Poker event supports Habitat for Humanity
• Terrebonne author plans reading

OPINION

• Bad signage
• Ballot Measure 76 will extend funding for parks, wildlife
• ‘Hunter orange' sensible for kids
• Jeter’s a cheater
• La Pine locals see through the muck
• Stiegler’s ‘guts’
• Support 76
• Three picks for La Pine council

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Madras man injured in crash on U.S. 97
• Sewer line project snarls Jewell school bus routes
• The right decisions can help save money during a move