September 11, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Births
• Blaze near Sisters may be slowing its advance
• Calendar
• Curry County faces funding crisis
• Edwards
• Escape from terror
• High-priced lobbyists don’t always pay off
• Johnson
• Judge supports deal on 800 imperiled species
• Leyerzaph—Lindsey
• Local service personnel killed in the post-9/11 war era
• 20 new citizens take the Oath of Allegiance
• News of record: Deeds
• Non-native fish eradicated, but algae remains a scourge
• Parco—Smith
• Redmond cooks up bonus for new downtown diners
• Reynaga—Eby
• Rogue trails cutting through sensitive habitat, officials say
• Sacrifices both big and small: 9/11's local impact
• Smoke from Mount Hood fire hits towns
• South Twin Lake poisoning to wipe out bullhead catfish
• Williams-Colburn
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A brand keeps its cool (and endures)
• In case of emergency
• News of record: Deeds
• Qtrax back on track
• Regulations, taxes aren’t ‘choking’ us, small businesses say
• Storied apple struggling in wine country
• Swedish court denies Saab protection from creditors
• Twitter to increase sponsored messages
• 12.22 volts not enough charge to turn an engine

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Cowgirls win Mountain View volleyball invite
• Cycling
• Football
• Golf
• Harvick wins, tops NASCAR standings
• Major League Baseball
• Motor sports
• National League roundup
• Nebraska hangs on to beat Fresno State
• NFL set to remember 9/11 as season gets under way
• No. 13 Oregon rolls past Nevada, 69-20
• On the Air
• Oregon defeats Gonzaga in Sunriver
• Oregon eliminates mistakes in win over Nevada
• Oregon State pounded 35-0 by No. 8 Wisconsin
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Stream stampede
• Summit notches its first victory of season
• Triathlon
• Utah falls to USC in Pac-12 debut
• Vikings make a long-term investment in Bend’s Longwell
• Wozniacki no match for Serena in semis

OBITS

• Bruce Dan, 64, dies; helped link toxic shock and tampons
• Christopher Small, cultural musicologist, is dead at 84
• Death notices
• Jan Marie Keesee Branham
• La Dema Dee Elizabeth La Plante
• Orie N. Fridley
• Sandor Kepiro, 97, Hungarian officer during WWII who was acquitted of war crimes
• Stephen Alexander Morris-Reade

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jan Marie Keesee Branham
• La Dema Dee Elizabeth La Plante
• Orie N. Fridley
• Stephen Alexander Morris-Reade

NATION & WORLD

• Accounting for a day
• After delay, moon mission launches
• Al-Qaida’s outsize shadow in decline
• Beyond Cairo, Israel sensing a wider siege
• Bruce Dan, 64, dies; helped link toxic shock and tampons
• Christopher Small, cultural musicologist, is dead at 84
• Courage lauded, unity urged for anniversary
• Democrats fret aloud over Obama’s re-election odds
• Embassy attack spurs concerns over new Egyptian government
• Feeling safer, but still a bit wary
• Hours of the day: A Timeline of Sept. 11
• In 1941, construction on Pentagon begins
• Japan investigates online posting of Obama flight plans
• Life changed, and didn't
• Oil production set to resume as skirmishes persist
• Regulations, taxes aren’t ‘choking’ us, small businesses say
• Relics of remembrance
• Remaking and remembering
• Search continues for oil workers off Mexico coast
• Sources: No sign of U.S. entry
• Stay awhile, many Iraqis say to U.S.
• Supreme Court case asks if GPS is an eye of ‘Big Brother’
• Unimaginable assignment: F-16 pilots" kamikaze mission
• U.S. troops at war
• Washington Week
• Witness to apocalypse

FEATURES

• Buick Regal is sporty luxury
• Burning Man: Counterculture experiment goes mainstream
• Escape from terror
• 20 new citizens take the Oath of Allegiance
• News of Record: Reunions, College Notes
• Unimaginable assignment: F-16 pilots" kamikaze mission
• Welcome to cowboy country

ENTERTAINMENT

• AAUW meeting includes speaker
• Art of the early West on display at High Desert Museum
• ‘24’ contributed to debate on torture
• Crawfish feed in Prineville
• In case of emergency
• Mary Tyler Moore to receive SAG award
• Movie Times
• Report: Feds transferred T.I. over business flap

OPINION

• Our fight gets better every day