October 03, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Back in the rhythm
• Bend water upgrade option has new appeal
• Births
• Calendar
• Cave Junction man arrested in theft of several ATVs
• Commissioners to discuss centralizing some services
• Devore
• Espionage from prison: Ex-spy stands accused
• Fiery Burns crash kills two teenagers
• Heap of hospital jobs may depart
• Helicopter parents doing more hovering
• Matteis
• More call centers turn to home workers
• News of Record: deeds
• Proposed random drug tests of police disputed
• Raises for Coos Bay school administrators anger teachers union
• Redmond teachers teach a bit more
• Rescuers rappel to fallen climber at Smith Rock park
• Roseburg couple bask in home’s solar energy
• Salem transit sues construction firm
• Seize the momentum
• State agencies open razor clam harvesting
• Under pressure: College hopefuls urged to follow their own paths
• Volunteer Search Oct. 3, 2010
• Washington Week
• 50 YEARS AGO
• 65 years later, WWII airman reunites with Hungarian boy

BUSINESS

• Bend water upgrade option has new appeal
• Commissioners to discuss centralizing some services
• Discarded homes put to super-efficient use
• Mobile payments catch on with banks and phone makers
• More call centers turn to home workers
• News of Record: deeds
• Our low meat prices carry a cost, critics say
• Seize the momentum
• Spur of the moment

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Basketball
• Correction
• Cougars, Cowgirls make semis at volleyball tourney
• Cycling
• Dario Franchitti captures third IndyCar title
• Ducks rally from slow start, defeat Stanford
• Europe eyes big comeback as night falls at Ryder Cup
• Major League Baseball
• No. 1 Alabama rolls past Florida
• On the Air
• OSU’s win caps a special day for a former Beaver from Bend
• Pac-10
• Pro teams adopt 3-D, right from the ‘Avatar’ playbook
• Rodgers, Katz lead OSU to 31-28 victory
• Seahawks go for 11th straight win over Rams
• Sniffing .300, hitters hunker down on their final chances
• Statement game
• Steelers QB Dixon to miss season
• Summit girls run to victory at Albany race
• Tennis
• Top 25
• UW tops No. 18 USC
• Zenyatta wins, improves to 19-0

OBITS

• Art Gilmore, voice in movie trailers, dies at 98
• Death notices
• Joseph Sobran, 64, writer whom Buckley mentored
• Sherry Ann Beck

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Sherry Ann Beck

NATION & WORLD

• Al-Maliki reaches out for more support
• Art Gilmore, voice in movie trailers, dies at 98
• BEATING THE ODDS
• House proving harder to take
• Iran arrests linked to computer worm
• IRS: 3,000 millionaires claim jobless benefits
• Joseph Sobran, 64, writer whom Buckley mentored
• Jury acquits O.J. Simpson of double slaying in 1995 trial
• Justices" coming term to offer hot issues, hints of the future
• Land or sea? Drug smugglers increasingly choosing tunnels
• On paper, New York Islamic center looks modern and secular
• Pakistani officials: U.S. missiles kill 16
• Palestinians urge end to talks, citing settlers
• Radio for the blind on S.C.'s chopping block
• Restricted from combat? It comes to them
• Stem cell summit keeps eyes on future research
• Thousands rally in a smaller, diverse counterpoint to tea party
• Threats may raise warnings on travel
• U.S. tsunami warning array unreliable, report finds
• War memories, and an instant connection in a hospital room
• Washington Week
• Woman favored in Brazil’s election

FEATURES

• Glimmer of hope in the RV industry?
• How to make a trip with Fido more tolerable and affordable
• News of Record: Reunions, military notes, youth notes
• On paper, New York Islamic center looks modern and secular
• Redmond teachers teach a bit more
• Stem cell summit keeps eyes on future research
• The call of the East Bay

ENTERTAINMENT

• After hit novel, Seattle writer tackles the art of public speaking
• Best-sellers
• ‘Earth’ is comedic look at human race
• Experiment puts writer at the airport for a week
• Fun with ‘Dick and Jane and Vampires’
• ‘History of Greed' is a dense look at financial fraud
• Movie Times
• Rush Limbaugh visits ‘Family Guy’
• Send us your fair and bazaar info
• Spend an evening with Poe
• Spur of the moment
• Stalin’s Russia backdrop for exciting debut thriller
• Theme parks are even better in the fall
• Tracy Morgan a riot on stage but a bust in interviews

OPINION

• Burning coal is a threat to our environment and our health
• California must rediscover its political past
• Capell, Ramsay for City Council
• Democrats condescend at their peril
• Dems, GOP must agree to a truce in Congress
• How the tea party movement helps Republicans
• Rude cyclists
• Seize the momentum
• State halts case against school
• ‘Tea kettle’ movement lacks a plan
• Vote for Huffman

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Check battery for fading power
• Glimmer of hope in the RV industry?
• Jetta is both vexing and alluring