October 12, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Bagley to seek county bench
• Bankruptcies
• Bend seeking panel applicants
• Burns planned near La Pine
• Chase to open 2 area branches
• Deschutes open house Thursday
• Desire to help fuels student's success
• Fingers point after hunting mishap
• Fire erupts at Bend business
• Firefighter to be honored
• Fugitive recaptured in Portland
• Increased logging approved
• Kitzhaber rescinds raises for top officials in Justice Department
• La Pine to consider gaming ordinance
• Lawyer in rape case wants info withheld
• Man arrested in meth bust
• Multnomah official pushes county ban on bisphenol A
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Pair charged in killing spree to be extradited
• Program aims to kick-start new businesses in region
• Redmond approves downtown ice rink
• Search suspended for missing woman
• Telfer to run again
• Unemployment checks delayed
• Vineyards expect quality in year’s grape harvest

BUSINESS

• Banking industry revamp closer to becoming law
• BlackBerry cites equipment failure
• Business Calendar
• Chase to open 2 area branches
• Community Calendar
• Fair Trade Sale this week in Bend
• Feds may oversee some nonbanks
• Food trucks pave the way
• From their birth to your kitchen, salmonella stays with the chicken
• Google enters travel website arena
• Here’s the buzz on those pesky fruit flies
• Job fairs draw in the unemployed, with mixed results
• La Pine to consider gaming ordinance
• New ceramics shop in Redmond
• Over the river and through the woods — on a budget
• Program aims to kick-start new businesses in region
• Retailers cautious about hiring for the holidays
• Retailers pinning hopes on holiday
• Senators push for mortgage refinancing
• Too much politeness can derail your meeting
• ‘Tween’ cell market growing
• Unemployment checks delayed
• Websites share user data more often than thought
• Winter sports swap Saturday
• Your favorite websites could be sharing your user data
• Zynga rolls out a host of new games — and a new platform

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Cougs shut out Storm, take over lead in IMC
• EUROPEAN TOUR
• Fewer fines with new safety rules
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golfer on verge of exclusive company
• Gymnastics
• Late scores lead Sisters girls soccer over Junction City
• Locally
• LPGA TOUR
• MLB Scoreboard
• NATIONWIDE TOUR
• NBA lockout’s real pain felt beyond owners and players
• New teams struggle in Pac-12
• NLCS Game 3 shapes up as battle of aces
• On the Air
• Penguins beat Panthers in home opener
• PGA TOUR
• Prep Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Sport for a lifetime
• Stanford philosophy preaches turnovers on both sides of ball New teams struggle in Pac-12
• Storm, Cougars finish with tie in state rematch
• Tigers beat Rangers 5-2 mlb Scoreboard
• Ventura vows to be himself as new Sox skipper

OBITS

• Anna Loretta Boales
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Florence 'Louise' Downs
• Fritz Manes, producer of Clint Eastwood films
• Helen L. Hanson Estergreen
• Ramon E. Garcia
• Robin R. Alway (Olson)

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Anna Loretta Boales
• Death notices
• Florence 'Louise' Downs
• Helen L. Hanson Estergreen
• Ramon E. Garcia
• Robin R. Alway (Olson)

NATION & WORLD

• Banking industry revamp closer to becoming law
• BlackBerry cites equipment failure
• Christie endorses Romney
• Congress lacks staff to manage avalanche of mail
• Exchange with Hamas will free Israeli soldier
• Feds may oversee some nonbanks
• Food trucks pave the way
• Former Ukraine premier jailed for abuse of power
• From their birth to your kitchen, salmonella stays with the chicken
• Google enters travel website arena
• Here’s the buzz on those pesky fruit flies
• In alleged plot to kill Saudi ambassador, main suspect had peculiar connections
• Job fairs draw in the unemployed, with mixed results
• Prosecutor says man admitted plot to blow up passenger jet
• Retailers cautious about hiring for the holidays
• Retailers pinning hopes on holiday
• Romney solidifies his front-runner status
• Senate blocks Obama jobs bill
• Senate passes bill to sanction China over currency
• Senators push for mortgage refinancing
• Today In History
• Too much politeness can derail your meeting
• Vitamin E pills linked to prostate cancer risk
• Want to get fat on Wall Street? Try protesting
• Websites share user data more often than thought
• Who is a Cherokee? Tribal vote may decide
• Your favorite websites could be sharing your user data
• Zynga rolls out a host of new games — and a new platform

FEATURES

• Desire to help fuels student's success
• Food trucks pave the way
• Google enters travel website arena
• Here’s the buzz on those pesky fruit flies
• Over the river and through the woods — on a budget
• Redmond sees art all around
• Things that go BOOM
• Today In History
• Want to get fat on Wall Street? Try protesting

ENTERTAINMENT

• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Fair Trade Sale this week in Bend
• Food trucks pave the way
• Local Movie Times
• New ceramics shop in Redmond
• Redmond sees art all around
• ‘Rosie’ a much-needed feather in OWN’s cap
• Things that go BOOM

OPINION

• Donations enabled culinary institute
• Oregon counties shouldn’t rely on timber payments
• Science, religion: A false divide
• The ‘Mad Men’ mystique rooted in desire for authority