October 02, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A friendly, flowery face
• Achatz — Boudette
• Bend charity holding book sale today
• Bend-La Pine reaps benefits from bond
• Births
• Buchanan
• Calendar
• Celebrating a century of educational outreach
• Dancing event to raise cash for Sparrow Clubs
• Eugene man gets 27 years for car thefts
• Flowers to be planted for troubled butterfly
• For UO student, dialysis part of her ‘normal’ life
• Growing Exposure
• Gym for rent, at $1 a year
• Kitzhaber: State can save without strict prison laws
• Klamath County garden a bounty for the community
• Lottery chief accused of harassment, retaliation
• Man with handgun robs Redmond bar
• Marston — Day
• McGowan
• One dead in crash on Hwy. 26 near Madras
• Relief nursery plans fundraiser luncheon
• Timber payments expiring, with no fix in sight yet
• Troubled shelter was run without much official oversight
• U.S. government sues apartment builder
• Volunteer Search
• Werner — Fettig
• Wilgus
• 75 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• 700 arrested after protesters try to cross Brooklyn Bridge
• Celebrating a century of educational outreach
• Friendly Ice Cream Corp. reportedly on the ropes
• Game On
• Growing Exposure
• Meet the face behind the siren
• Something’s brewing in the beer biz
• ‘Sweatshop’ conditions at Amazon.com

SPORTS

• A day later, Cano, Nova lead Yanks past Tigers
• Basketball
• Beavers go to 0-4 after falling to Arizona State
• Brewers get 4-1 win over D'backs
• Horse racing
• Howard’s homer backs Halladay; Phils win Game 1
• MLB Scoreboard
• Napoli gets big hit for Rangers vs. wild Shields in win over Rays
• No. 6 Stanford cruises past UCLA, 45-19
• OGA team event begins at Brasada
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Run and catch
• Stewart digs hole in Dover qualifying
• Storm fall in bracket play in South Albany
• Storm sweep races at Harrier Classic
• Tennis
• There is room at the top for everyone

OBITS

• Death notices
• Joseph Carmichael Jr., hero of USS Bunker Hill
• Khaled Abdel Nasser, son of Egyptian hero, dies at 62
• Marva Louise Frost Hutchins
• Robert D. Greene
• Roger Kennedy, 85, led National Park Service in the ’90s

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Marva Louise Frost Hutchins
• Robert D. Greene

NATION & WORLD

• Competing peace prizes bares discord in China
• Coupon sites are fading as businesses question cost of daily deals
• Emission control system chokes on dust
• Friendly Ice Cream Corp. reportedly on the ropes
• Game On
• Gender income gap shrank in recession
• Guard sentenced to die in slaying of Pakistan governor
• In deaths of forests, a loss of key climate protectors
• In new term, Supreme Court set to weigh the extent of federal power
• In Texas, miseries of storm are extended
• In the GOP race, voters have their own timetable
• Industrial solvent TCE even more dangerous to people
• Joseph Carmichael Jr., hero of USS Bunker Hill
• Key Syrian city takes on tone of a civil war
• Khaled Abdel Nasser, son of Egyptian hero, dies at 62
• Killing of al-Awlaki reflects shift to drones in terror fight
• Living longer, with AIDS
• Long-secret fallout shelter was a Cold War Camelot
• Meet the face behind the siren
• 2011 model has usual luxury, unusual price
• NATO says it captured high-ranking member of Haqqani network
• Nazis crush Warsaw Uprising in 1944
• Overdoing maintenance on your car is debatable
• Roger Kennedy, 85, led National Park Service in the ’90s
• Small plane crashes into Ferris wheel in Australia
• Something’s brewing in the beer biz
• South Africa plans broad health care overhaul
• Study: Safety features reduce vehicular deaths
• ‘Sweatshop’ conditions at Amazon.com
• Top U.S. general sees end to Libya mission
• 2 typhoons force evacuations in Philippines, China
• Washington Week
• While Obama presses passage of his jobs bill, Congress shrugs
• With more doctorates in health care, a fight over a title

FEATURES

• Bend Roots festival plays host to reunion
• Friendly Ice Cream Corp. reportedly on the ropes
• Ground-breaking book turns 50
• In New Orleans, life and art, side by side
• 2011 model has usual luxury, unusual price
• Siblings are with you until the bitter end
• Something’s brewing in the beer biz
• Want to remove some wrinkles? Fillers can save you money
• What's new in the happiest place on Earth?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actress says she’s happy in ABC series
• Bend Roots festival plays host to reunion
• Best-sellers
• Eleanor Lambert was an early champion of U.S. art, fashion
• ‘Fiction Ruined My Family’ a winningly snarky memoir
• Friendly Ice Cream Corp. reportedly on the ropes
• Ground-breaking book turns 50
• ‘Homeland’ is a sure thing to watch
• Meet the face behind the siren
• Movie Times
• ‘The Wandering Falcon’ tells of village life in rural Pakistan
• ‘Voyage of the Rose City’: One young man’s search for himself

OPINION

• Achievement gaps start before school starts
• Bridge Creek decision failure
• Continued march of violent folly
• Examining postmodern class warfare
• 2 for 2, or 2 for 1?
• Gas tax should yield to mile fee as technology evolves
• How political MODERATES can learn from the EXTREMES
• New look, but it’s still The Bulletin
• On top of famine, unspeakable violence
• What homeless means

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Emission control system chokes on dust
• Gym for rent, at $1 a year
• 2011 model has usual luxury, unusual price
• Overdoing maintenance on your car is debatable
• Study: Safety features reduce vehicular deaths