October 09, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• ‘A sharp pain,’ and then the rattle
• Agent relates diatribe of suspect in bombing
• 1 bank freezes, but our defaults still flow
• California OKs budget 100 days past due date
• Caregiver speech Oct. 16
• Clarification
• Feds offer guarantee for state wind farm
• Grant money will retain Crook resource officer
• Holiday closures
• How do local kids fair at COCC, Oregon universities?
• $10K in rewards offered for info on killing of wolf
• Land trust makes ‘mad dash’ to buy parcel for park
• Metolius restoration to close stretch
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• People on the move
• Religion In Brief
• Rescued animals available for adoption
• Reserve deputy arrested in slaying
• RiverRim seeks impact review for DMV
• State hospital slates $2M for consulting
• U.S. steps up effort to settle lumber trade disagreement with Canada
• What’s going up?

BUSINESS

• 1 bank freezes, but our defaults still flow
• China’s central bank backs gradual action
• Diet drug to be pulled
• Dow tops 11,000 for first time since May
• Facebook users can export data they upload
• Feds offer guarantee for state wind farm
• Flying fewer planes, airlines find stability
• Foreclosure firm keeps popping up
• Grant money will retain Crook resource officer
• Land trust makes ‘mad dash’ to buy parcel for park
• NeighborImpact presents leadership awards
• People on the move
• RiverRim seeks impact review for DMV
• Slowdown in job creation dims outlook for recovery
• Sporting big lead in funds, GOP adds to targeted races
• U.S. steps up effort to settle lumber trade disagreement with Canada
• What’s going up?

SPORTS

• Alexander, Wellington hope to keep titles after today’s Ironman
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bears jump on Storm for IMC win
• Beavers to battle another top-10 team in Arizona
• Best college football towns
• Blazers forward Pendergraph to have surgery
• Cochran takes second-round lead at Senior Players tourney
• Crook County football rallies for win
• Cycling
• Ducks headed to Pullman to face the struggling Cougars
• Even the PBA Tour goes to video replay
• Football
• Goalie falls to ice, but Thrashers beat Capitals
• Golf
• MLB Playoff Scoreboard
• Mountain View defeats Redmond, stays perfect
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Several Chase drivers struggle in Fontana
• Summit's Fristoe sets pace for locals at Oxford Classic

OBITS

• Andy Albeck, former head of United Artists, dies at 89
• Death notices
• Janis Lee Dunn
• Lewis and Clark Expedition preservationist dies
• Phillips Talbot, 95, U.S. envoy in Cold War, dies
• ‘Queen of Gospel’ dies at 81
• Viola Elizabeth Raaen

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Janis Lee Dunn
• Viola Elizabeth Raaen

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan governor, 18 others killed in mosque attack
• Che Guevara executed in Bolivia in 1967
• China’s central bank backs gradual action
• Diet drug to be pulled
• Feds offer guarantee for state wind farm
• Foreclosure firm keeps popping up
• Group of young men accused of torturing 3 for being gay
• 2 injured in shooting at California school
• Jailed Chinese dissident wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Jones out, deputy in as security adviser
• Mexico investigating border lake shooting
• 29 more NATO tankers torched in Pakistan
• Official: N. Koreans respect succession
• Phillips Talbot, 95, U.S. envoy in Cold War, dies
• Possible reprieve on Mideast talks
• Slowdown in job creation dims outlook for recovery
• Sporting big lead in funds, GOP adds to targeted races
• Teen suicides spur reflections on harassment
• Terror suspect deported to Canada
• Toxicity drops where sludge hit Danube
• Trapped miners may soon see sun
• U.S. steps up effort to settle lumber trade disagreement with Canada
• Wounded sea lion all patched up

FEATURES

• Caregiver speech Oct. 16
• Che Guevara executed in Bolivia in 1967
• Christianity and yoga don’t mix, church leader says, stirring debate
• Diet drug to be pulled
• Facebook users can export data they upload
• Holiday closures
• Jailed Chinese dissident wins Nobel Peace Prize
• Jewish paper will announce no more gay unions
• Laying the tracks for event
• NeighborImpact presents leadership awards
• Pot gardening taking root
• Religion In Brief
• Teen suicides spur reflections on harassment

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar Movie Times
• Community Events Calendar
• ‘CSI’ killer doubles as pitchman
• Fox hit ‘Glee’ at a crossroads
• KPOV pledge drive includes raffle
• Laying the tracks for event
• NeighborImpact presents leadership awards
• World of words

OPINION

• From the Archives
• Junipers embody Central Oregon
• Money and mosques
• State should save money by eliminating education board
• Ted Kulongoski takes on snacks
• Wyden’s grade
• Yes on 76