September 29, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Cascades campus likely won’t be affected by gun rule
• Conspirator in slaying charged with rape
• Correction
• DeBone proposes a hold on SDCs
• Disabilities group changes name
• Driver dies in crash; power cut to 2,000
• Family of missing cyclist holds on to hope that he’s still alive
• Family sues in fatal hit-run
• Fire fear stokes ‘no' vote on wilderness proposal
• First lawsuit filed in $3 billion Columbia River bridge project
• Former COCC professor to run for Conger's seat
• Gas card donations support Mary’s Place
• House fire believed to be human-caused
• Jeld-Wen sells $460M in bonds
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log
• OHSU looks to improve ‘the pill'
• People
• Property tax limitations choking off cities’ cash flow
• PV Powered parent announces cuts
• Shots fired at Bend apartment complex leads to arrest
• 2 sisters imprisoned over $10 debt
• Trial for car-bomb plot suspect delayed
• Uncle Sam still sending pot to 4 in U.S.
• USDA announces $80M for biofuel research
• USDA chief says Obama plan would create 5,500 Oregon jobs
• Woman arrested after 2-car crash

BUSINESS

• Bargaining down your medical bills
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• DeBone proposes a hold on SDCs
• Deschutes libraries offering e-books in the Kindle format
• Duality of salmon
• Economists agree jobs plan will help prevent recession
• EU proposes transaction tax in face of financial crisis
• Fight iPad with Fire
• Finland agrees to bailout fund for Europe
• For wealthy, increases easy to offset
• Health Datebook
• Income-based repayment offers student-loan relief
• IRS to test competency of paid tax preparers
• Jeld-Wen sells $460M in bonds
• Merrill Lynch leader assures brokers
• Mortgage applications rise amid lower rates
• MyPlate icon gets specific
• New historic landmarks commission asks: Could this house be Redmond’s oldest building?
• New pipeline’s old divisions: jobs versus the environment
• News of Record: Permits
• On the Maui volcano, sunrise can be an epic event
• PV Powered parent announces cuts
• Reebok to pay $25M over toning claims
• Sarkozy reveals plan to tackle French deficit
• Survey: Americans skipping care to save money
• Tech giants competing to entertain you
• U.S. physicians highest paid

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Be prepared for hunters, changes in weather
• Beavers’ start is worst in 15 years
• Bend’s Bledsoe among candidates for Hall of Fame
• Bend’s King receives honor from USATF
• Contenders, perhaps, but with clear flaws
• Culver volleyball stays perfect in league play
• Deer season starts Saturday
• Deer season: the rule of 90/10
• Deer still scattered throughout Ochocos
• Duck and run
• Fall River remains consistent for anglers
• Fly-tying corner
• For A’s, small market teams, life imitates art in ‘Moneyball’
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• In a wild end to the season, Rays, Cards grab playoff spots
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Oswego Lake CC pro fires 65 on Fall Tour at Eagle Crest
• Verlander still rolling as Tigers eye playoffs
• Wide receivers may outshine quarterbacks for once in Pac-12

OBITS

• David Zelag Goodman, screenwriter best known for ’70s films, dies at 81
• Death notices
• Dixie Wagaman
• Doris Ruth Beckley Rasmussen
• Howard Petersen
• Wilson Greatbatch, 92, invented the pacemaker

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dixie Wagaman
• Doris Ruth Beckley Rasmussen
• Howard Petersen

NATION & WORLD

• After 4 decades, fugitive is caught in Portugal hamlet
• Alabama wins ruling on immigration law
• Asking court to review health law, White House sets up a showdown
• Bargaining down your medical bills
• Duality of salmon
• Economists agree jobs plan will help prevent recession
• EU proposes transaction tax in face of financial crisis
• FBI says man plotted to bomb Pentagon, Capitol using drones
• Fight iPad with Fire
• Finland agrees to bailout fund for Europe
• GM OKs contract, bonus with union
• Graduation rates stagnant even as enrollment rises
• In 1982, Tylenol laced with cyanide claims first victim in Chicago
• Income-based repayment offers student-loan relief
• Italian church blasts behavior of the nation’s political elite
• Merrill Lynch leader assures brokers
• Mortgage applications rise amid lower rates
• MyPlate icon gets specific
• Nearly half of runners may be overhydrating, study says
• New clues on whereabouts of 3 Gadhafis
• New pipeline’s old divisions: jobs versus the environment
• On the Maui volcano, sunrise can be an epic event
• Raid on guitar factory fuels ire over regulation
• Reebok to pay $25M over toning claims
• Sarkozy reveals plan to tackle French deficit
• Satirical ‘diversity bake sale’ sparks discussion at Berkeley
• ‘Spartacus’ star victim of lymphoma
• Stand up for health
• States hope ‘bottoms up’ can help the bottom line
• Study: Hispanic children in poverty surpass whites
• Study: Students lack knowledge of civil rights history
• Survey: Americans skipping care to save money
• Teacher accents stir civil rights debate
• Tech giants competing to entertain you
• Teens with cancer wrestle with unique set of challenges
• Thousands arrested in crackdown on criminal immigrants
• Town reshapes views of healthy rural communities
• Tucson shooting suspect to undergo more treatment
• U.S. physicians highest paid
• U.S. tempers Mullen’s remarks on Pakistan
• Utah gym embraces cult image
• Violence in Afghanistan up nearly 40 percent this year
• Wilson Greatbatch, 92, invented the pacemaker

FEATURES

• Duality of salmon
• In 1982, Tylenol laced with cyanide claims first victim in Chicago
• Italian church blasts behavior of the nation’s political elite
• MyPlate icon gets specific
• On the Maui volcano, sunrise can be an epic event
• People
• Reebok to pay $25M over toning claims
• Stand up for health
• Teens with cancer wrestle with unique set of challenges
• Utah gym embraces cult image

ENTERTAINMENT

• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Deschutes libraries offering e-books in the Kindle format
• Health Datebook
• Movie Times
• ‘Nevermind'
• New historic landmarks commission asks: Could this house be Redmond’s oldest building?
• Reebok to pay $25M over toning claims
• ‘Spartacus’ star victim of lymphoma
• Tech giants competing to entertain you
• Tripplehorn’s ‘Big Love’ is acting
• Utah gym embraces cult image

OPINION

• Bad economy has proven outsourcing doesn’t pencil out
• Don’t blame the driver
• End the 6% pickup
• Ignorance is terrible
• Mahlon Couch’s memorial for son
• Walden view uninformed

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• GM OKs contract, bonus with union
• Woman arrested after 2-car crash