October 16, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Arrests, and one riot, as protests span the globe
• Autopsy inconclusive in arrested man’s death
• Bend-La Pine expects jump in retire-rehires
• Body of missing woman found in Mt. Hood forest
• Clues in campaign funds
• DA wants separate email setup from county
• Dozens to occupy empty lot for 2 weeks
• Family, friends remember vibrant teen killed in spree
• Federal marijuana raids rankle Oregon lawmakers
• Focusing on fire safety
• Friend says man killed by police acted irrationally after his divorce
• Happenings
• Hells Angels member fatally shot at funeral for chapter president
• In 1911, downtown fire razes 3 buildings
• Man guilty of raping 2 children gets 62 years
• Marchers number in the thousands
• News of Record: Deeds
• Officials seek 2 suspects in kidnapping case
• Portland’s ban on plastic bags takes effect
• Vet fatally shoots self at VA Medical Center
• Walden endorses Romney for nod
• Waste not
• Writing tests up to school districts

BUSINESS

• Bend-La Pine expects jump in retire-rehires
• Chicken, that temperamental star
• DA wants separate email setup from county
• Effective business complaints will reign
• Engine work could result in a rattle
• In lousy economy, ‘green' becomes optional
• Lawsuit accuses MasterCard, Visa of fixing debit-card fees
• News of Record: Deeds
• Organic spice and all that’s nice, that’s what Chipotle is made of
• Waste not

SPORTS

• A bizarre third quarter was the Beavers' undoing on Saturday
• A new tool for mountain climbers: a stopwatch
• Boxing
• Crook County, Summit lead local teams at Bend tourney
• Cycling
• Ducks run away late
• Gymnastics
• Kenseth grabs victory to move up in Chase standings
• MLB Scoreboard
• Motor sports
• Portland State falls to Montana, loses McCaffrey
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rangers earn World Series berth
• Rookie’s hat trick not enough as Oilers fall to Canucks 4-3
• Summit wins elite cross-country meet
• Tennis
• The Oregon offense rolls against Arizona State, regardless of which players are on the field for the Ducks
• Turnovers hurt Oregon State in loss to BYU

OBITS

• Carole "C.B." Davis
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Elizabeth Marie Coles
• French adventurer led expeditions to Tibet

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Carole "C.B." Davis
• Death notices
• Elizabeth Marie Coles

NATION & WORLD

• Activist, mourner among dead in Syria
• California Medical Association calls for legalization of marijuana
• CAN HUMAN ACTIONS CAUSE EARTHQUAKES?
• 2 candidates attack illegal immigration
• Chinese communists begin 4-day conclave
• Fees aside, banks make breaking up hard to do
• French adventurer led expeditions to Tibet
• Going all out to bid adieu to foie gras
• Lawmakers want to revisit anthrax probe
• Love for a soldier
• NATO pushes back, says Taliban attacks are down
• No favorites ahead of French Socialist vote
• Radioactive hot spots are found across Tokyo
• Student science contest will end among the stars
• To isolate Iran, U.S. presses U.N. on nukes
• Today
• Troops won’t stay in Iraq past 2011
• U.S. swells its military footprint in Africa
• U.S. ups airstrikes as Yemen crumbles
• Washington Week
• Yearning for an Israeli soldier's return

FEATURES

• In lousy economy, ‘green' becomes optional
• Love for a soldier

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• Husband and wife explorers were early conservationists
• Organic spice and all that’s nice, that’s what Chipotle is made of
• Teen book a gem of Cold War fiction
• White House comes to life in Christmas book

OPINION

• Change the fees for unemployed
• Commissioner Kanner had strong leadership
• In truth, the ‘Made in China’ tag makes hypocrites of us all
• One girl’s courage worth attention
• Oregon needs some boat rockers
• Predator drones lead to victory
• The milquetoast radicals have their say
• There’s something happening
• Why block a test that really does save lives?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• New designs hope to lure younger drivers with style