October 19, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Agriculture forum slated for Nov. 10
• Bend Research lands deal with drug giant
• BP sale raises $1.8B to help pay for spill
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Enjoy playtime with Squid
• Fire chief to address unification
• House on park property not designed by John Yeon, UO says
• Hunting for clues
• Jackson sheriff shoulders horse neglect calls
• Jumping on the sustainability bus
• Kitzhaber hopes Obama reignites Portland’s ardor
• Lawyers: Officers lied about mentally ill man’s condition
• Man arrested after incident with gun
• Mary’s Place gets grant of $350,000
• Meet Elmo who loves ... squirrel!
• Mental health facility set to open in January
• News of Record: deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Officers on lookout for traffic violators
• 3 ousted from bar are hurt in brawl
• Paving the way for big solar
• Pets Calendar
• Police investigating COCC shower incident
• Police name homicide victim
• Production drops; builder confidence up
• Supreme Court to decide if detainee can sue Ashcroft
• Teacher welcomed back despite DUII
• Transit conference opens in Portland
• Umpqua settles lawsuit over 1031 exchange
• Well Shot! Installment 29: Fall color

BUSINESS

• A new gold rush
• Analysts forecast strong airline earnings
• As Google tries to tap social networks, some wonder if it has necessary skills
• Bank of America, GMAC resume some foreclosures
• Banks share clients’ profits, but not their losses
• Bend Research lands deal with drug giant
• BP sale raises $1.8B to help pay for spill
• Citigroup reports third strong quarter
• Facebook vows to fix leaking of private data
• Finding quality of life at Seventh Mountain
• Get your credit score in order before applying for a card
• Hotels are ‘going local’ with rooftop gardens, beekeeping
• IBM net income beats expectations
• India and Boeing discuss C-17 order
• News of Record: deeds
• Paving the way for big solar
• Pests aggravate Southern Oregon vintner’s troubles
• Production drops; builder confidence up
• Protests threaten to paralyze France
• Strong iPhone sales boost Apple earnings
• Umpqua settles lawsuit over 1031 exchange

SPORTS

• A new run at life
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blackhawks edge Blues in overtime
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cycling opportunities keep rolling — indoors or out
• Football
• Gymnastics
• Home on a better range
• Lawyer travels into Everest’s thin air for charities
• Lee’s gem leads Rangers over Yankees
• Maehl delivers for Ducks’ offense
• Mariners officially select Eric Wedge as new manager
• Martial Arts
• Miller wants to feed off Olympic success
• MLB Playoff Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Players may see suspensions and fines after violent hits
• Rugby
• Running
• Skiing
• Soccer
• Sports Fitness
• Track & Field
• Volleyball
• Woman, steed to saddle up for trail competition

OBITS

• Alta Sylvia Bergen
• Death notices
• Novelist Belva Plain dies at 95
• Phyllis "Tiny" Jean (Sears) Snyder

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alta Sylvia Bergen
• Death notices
• Phyllis "Tiny" Jean (Sears) Snyder

NATION & WORLD

• Aspen’s killer slows, but worries over beloved tree persist
• Bomb kills Baghdad official, injures 8
• 10 die as typhoon slams Philippines
• Earthquake rattles New Zealand city
• French forces retreat from Moscow in 1812
• Human rights author to speak
• Iran sends delegate to international meeting on Afghanistan
• Justice Department sues Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Lawmakers scrambling to get their pet bills across the finish line
• Navy hopes to win race to find famous shipwreck
• Nigerian killings linked to Islamic sect
• Novelist Belva Plain dies at 95
• Scientists find new angle on intensity of quakes
• Xi Jinping on track to become next president of China

FEATURES

• A classic stroganoff made with chicken that’s a hit with kids
• An everyman's guide to whiskey
• At Home With ... Backporch Coffee’s Beaches
• Beyond Parmesan, eggplant has its issues
• Human rights author to speak
• Kraft gets on Greek yogurt bandwagon
• Market magic
• Mental health facility set to open in January
• Mighty together: bulbs + perennials
• Planning may put a longer trip within reach
• Rather than fight it, schools embrace cell phone use
• Scones that speak the king’s English
• Think (and plant) outside the mailbox
• What’s that white haze on chocolate?
• When bugs invade with your houseplants

ENTERTAINMENT

• Celine Dion hospitalized as precaution, rep says
• Finding quality of life at Seventh Mountain
• Fonseca shakes it up on ‘Nikita’ Calendar
• Get tickets for Eastern Oregon Film Festival
• Hathaway says ex taught her to be wary
• Jolie gets Bosnia filming permit back
• Movie Times
• WWOLF seeks help on local farm work day

OPINION

• Basing taxes on property value isn’t fair to anybody
• Jim Huffman for U.S. Senate
• Naked emperor
• Support Kitzhaber
• Vote for Huffman
• Wyden and TARP