October 10, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Airport’s new weather equipment is expected to lure more air traffic
• An edible adventure
• Bye bye, BETC. Hello ... what?
• Cell stop leads to drug bust
• Clackamas fire kills 1, hurts another
• Conger plans open house
• Injured hunter rescued
• Man arrested in rape of Forest Grove teen
• Money woes close Boys & Girls Clubs
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Nominate prize teachers
• Oregon U.S. Attorney’s Office creates ‘It Gets Better’ video
• Parents sue, alleging bullying at Metolius Elementary
• Police identify man struck by train
• Portland man dies in house fire
• Prepare for a colder October
• Shooting victim’s family recalls his generosity
• Sisters students get skate park rolling
• State plans for timber fund cutoff

BUSINESS

• Airport’s new weather equipment is expected to lure more air traffic
• Belgian bank will be nationalized
• Coming to Seattle: the self-sufficient office building
• 2 pairs in 1, with the touch of a finger
• State plans for timber fund cutoff
• The Great Depression: Ah, those were the days

SPORTS

• Bend residents finish Ironman
• Bend woman wins Portland
• Big fourth quarter leads Seahawks over Giants
• Brewers begin NLCS with win over Cards
• Canadiens spoil Jets’ return to NHL
• Cycling Central Calendar
• Cycling Central Scoreboard
• Gymnastics
• Johnson dominates for win at Kansas
• MLB Scoreboard
• Molder wins longest playoff at CordeValle
• NFL: How the West is winning
• On the Air
• Quick turnaround has Culver volleyball eyeing state
• Running
• Tennis
• Too nice for cyclocross

OBITS

• Deaths Elsewhere
• J. Willis Hurst served as LBJ’s cardiologist

NATION & WORLD

• A crawly creature expanding its range
• As China sprints ahead, households are left behind
• Battle rages for Gadhafi’s hometown
• California leads in rankings of top research universities
• Christians clash with troops in Egypt; at least 22 killed
• Farming provides refugees with income — and a taste of home
• Fight over telescope’s future splits scientists
• Former president re-emerges
• Happenings
• In rare rally, Somalis protest al-Shabab
• Is education software failing our schools?
• Is Romney right on health care law? It’s all in the counting
• J. Willis Hurst served as LBJ’s cardiologist
• Paul McCartney weds for 3rd time
• Poland vote leaning toward centrists
• Research of microbes yielding big health advances
• Scientists cast doubt on FBI’s closing of anthrax case
• Shun the opposition party, Syria warns
• Stubborn holdouts keep U.S. seat-belt use down
• The Great Depression: Ah, those were the days
• Today

FEATURES

• A rare life and a gift to match

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• Never really dead in Zombieland
• The Great Depression: Ah, those were the days

OPINION

• A rare life and a gift to match
• New debit card fee is more transparent
• Treat corporate disclosure fairly
• U.S. does have a revenue problem
• Who decides when race is irrelevant in school admissions?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bye bye, BETC. Hello ... what?