September 18, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A new large retail center visualized in north Bend
• All the colors of the smoke plume
• Applegate Valley forest’s pilot project gets first lease
• Births
• Correction
• Daily Bulletin print edition for Sunday, Sept. 18, 2011
• Grandparents become online stars
• Jacoby
• Jury rejects man’s stun gun lawsuit
• Leyerzaph — Lindsey
• Lydy
• Mahoney
• Man hospitalized with pneumonic plague
• News of record: Deeds
• OSU pulls in record $4M in licensing fees
• Parker
• ‘Slipping ever so slightly'
• Steel prices are projected to rise, so city may buy $4M worth of pipe
• Tanja, Redmond police dog with nose for narcotics, dies of cancer
• Technical issues disrupt subscription services
• The new pillars of the Bend art scene
• What is the cost of remaining silent?

BUSINESS

• Blood, sweat and oil
• BMW coupe packs thrifty punch
• China consolidates its grip on rare earths
• Frayed wiring could be culprit in door’s unmoving electronics
• GM said to offer signing bonuses
• Making sense of vehicle rentals
• News of record: Deeds
• ‘Slipping ever so slightly'
• Western theme for an eastern town

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Basketball
• Boxing
• College football
• Ducks run past Missouri State at home, 56-7
• Former Sisters back McCaffrey leads PSU over Northern Arizona
• Justin Rose builds four-shot lead at Cog Hill
• Kenseth takes pole position for first Chase race
• Local riders lead the way
• Major League Baseball
• Motor sports
• Mountain View runners make strong showing in Salem
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Oregon gets official notice of NCAA investigation
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Storm drub Portland’s Central Catholic, 6-1
• Trail blazers
• Vick returns to Georgia Dome as Eagles face Falcons
• Where will Fielder land? Brewers simply can’t afford him

OBITS

• Albert Willem Struyvenberg
• Charles Percy, 91, senator who battled Nixon
• Charlotte Elizabeth Riddle
• Death notices
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies
• Gladys Lucille (Spear) Dahlgren
• Late Sen. Kennedy’s daughter dies after workout
• Patricia Gerdes

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Albert Willem Struyvenberg
• Charlotte Elizabeth Riddle
• Death notices
• Gladys Lucille (Spear) Dahlgren
• Patricia Gerdes

NATION & WORLD

• A mom’s war on germs at playlands
• Amid India’s graft epidemic, health care officials are dying
• Autistic and seeking a place in an adult world
• Charles Percy, 91, senator who battled Nixon
• Demonstrators blocked from Wall Street
• Eleanor Mondale, daughter of Walter Mondale, dies
• GM said to offer signing bonuses
• Grizzly kills hunter on Idaho-Mont. border
• In Libya, heavy fighting in Gadhafi hometown of Sirte
• In Reno, seeking answers
• In struggling Ireland, a transformation of church and life
• In the U.S., drug deaths outnumber traffic fatalities
• In West Virginia, another WWII-era plane crashes, burns
• Just a bear, or just the law?
• Late Sen. Kennedy’s daughter dies after workout
• Months of change led up to end of military gay ban
• Mystery still veils thunderegg nest
• Obama will seek higher tax rate on millionaires
• Photos from a dark chapter donated to college
• Protesters push Chile to end 30 years of austerity
• Rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix dies in 1970 at 27
• Scientists say warming seas changing walruses’ routine
• Tumult of Arab Spring prompts worries in U.S.
• Washington Week
• Who gets the most tax breaks? Families, not corporations

FEATURES

• Arizona’s Verde Valley aims to become the next Napa
• Calendar
• P D X marks the spot
• Suriname, hidden in splendid isolation
• Technology can help elderly stay connected with dignity and privacy
• The new pillars of the Bend art scene
• Wine of the week

ENTERTAINMENT

• An aquarium study: Tanks for the memories
• ‘Beautiful Mind’ author tells of rougher times
• Best-sellers
• Calendar
• Children’s writer grows up with new crime novel
• Debut novel a lush portrait of magic, mysticism, dreams
• It’s a full week of new shows
• Learn about new form of ‘cartographic expression’
• ‘Leftovers’ puts new spin on the Rapture
• ‘Millenium’ trilogy gets spoofed in new novel
• Movie Times
• Rapper T.I. back at Atlanta halfway house
• Searching for a sign
• SMART to host art show fundraiser
• Tablet publication highlights producer’s story, condition
• Things to consider at the Emmys
• Who will win? Well, that’s anybody’s guess

OPINION

• Foreclosures have exposed community to invasive weed
• Get involved in education
• Hang in there, Bulletin
• Keep duck on the bench
• Memoirs of a White House geisha
• Obama a fall guy for unpopular agenda
• Perry fails to feel the heat in his own state
• Remove president’s monumental powers
• Rigorous study is what counts
• The right facts about bankruptcy
• Youth of today unable to articulate their morals

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A new large retail center visualized in north Bend
• Website gives area carpoolers a place to connect