October 10, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• At last, a way out for Chile’s 33 trapped miners
• BendFilm names top flicks, goes on today
• Binder — Kincaid
• Births
• Blust
• Both parties pin control of Congress on statewide races
• Calendar
• Crews rush to finish restoring now dam-free Oregon area
• 2 dead in highway crashes Saturday
• Faulkner — Pickerd
• Girl, 12, still haunted by burglary attempt
• Henson
• Holiday closures
• Jason Conger
• Judy Steigler
• McMinnville students put vets’ stories on the page
• Mike Kozak
• More charges filed in crash that killed Salem high schoolers
• Nervous? He’s a lumberjack!
• News of Record: deeds
• Penington
• Redmond crash knocks out power
• Robles — Nehl
• Scott
• Smith — Bell
• Some who worked on new 911 center slow to be paid
• Something to chew on for business
• Timber's pain - and its promise
• Tough-on-crime measure presents dilemma to GOP
• 100 YEARS AGO
• Zest for ballooning undamaged by mishap

BUSINESS

• A trunkful of perks in Nissan’s new Leaf
• Costs of care for world’s elderly worry countries, analysts alike
• Errant sparks may be behind engine sputter
• Expect temp jobs, but at ’09 levels
• Filings: Little effort to hire locals
• 62 mpg by 2025? Agencies hope so
• News of Record: deeds
• Some who worked on new 911 center slow to be paid
• Something to chew on for business
• Tax credits available to buyers of efficient wood, pellet stoves
• Timber's pain - and its promise

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Ducks win in tussle, Beavers in upset
• Harriers’ hotbed
• Kerr headed to final round with lead at LPGA Classic
• Late field goal lifts Stanford over USC
• MLB Playoff Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon holds off Washington State, 43-23
• OSU knocks off No. 9 Arizona
• Outlaw takes fourth at Philomath
• Prep Scoreboard
• Red Wings spoil Blackhawks’ celebration
• Schoolboys meet again, this time with more on the line
• Scoreboard
• Sisters grad plays well, but Portland State falls
• Soccer
• Summit defeats Redmond for title
• Tennis
• Triathlon
• Yankees eliminate Twins

OBITS

• Charles M. Blake Jr.
• Death notices
• Ernest Clair Hobbs
• Ex-Goldman executive Weinberg dies
• Orville "Dean" Matson
• Roy Ward Baker directed ‘A Night to Remember’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles M. Blake Jr.
• Death notices
• Ernest Clair Hobbs
• Orville "Dean" Matson

NATION & WORLD

• A surprising snapshot of voter discontent
• Arabs allow 1 month to save peace talks
• Breyer opens up about a closed court
• Captors kill aid worker during failed rescue raid
• China doesn’t waver in response to Nobel
• Currency war looms as finance leaders fail to resolve dispute
• Ex-Goldman executive Weinberg dies
• Filings: Little effort to hire locals
• In Topeka, it’s less an idea, more a nightmare
• Iran admits there are spies at nuclear sites
• Pakistan reopens border to NATO
• ‘Porgy and Bess’ opens on Broadway in 1935
• Recovery's not in Vegas’ cards, yet
• Schools agonize over anti-gay bullying
• Sludge reservoir at risk of collapse in Hungary
• Twins in orbit? It’s a first

FEATURES

• A Guide to Film Locations Cinematic Oregon
• Back from the near-dead
• Fountain of youth? Author sheds light on practitioners’ controversial claims
• London’s expensive, but your vacation doesn’t have to be
• News of Record: Reunions

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• Bill Smith-Lydia Chin detective series continues
• Calling all fairs, bazaars
• Central Oregon native brings wild novel to Bend
• Child homelessness, poverty subject of talk
• Child’s perspective makes disturbing tale compelling
• Inner turmoil drives ‘Good Daughters’
• Justice gives refreshing look inside high court
• Movie Times
• Nicholas Sparks stays true to the ‘emotion of life’
• Playwright Nilo Cruz prepares for 2 world premieres
• Radio host writes on faith, God and ‘Spiritual Envy’
• Religion gets spotlight in ‘God in America’
• Toni Braxton files for second bankruptcy
• William Gibson fails to fulfill his promise

OPINION

• Before you vote, think about what’s important
• Cape wind project OK’d at long last
• Conger for House
• Elect DeBone
• Get rid of Wyden
• Help Deschutes Land Trust preserve habitat
• Jim Huffman would represent Oregon better than Ron Wyden
• Redmond survey serves nobody
• Replace Stiegler
• Return Wyden
• Ron Wyden represents ruling class
• Something to chew on for business
• Texters ... you'd be better off driving drunk
• Vote for Conger
• Vote for Huffman
• Wyden helps
• Wyden’s claims
• Wyden’s votes