October 18, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Alleged salacious acts cost clinician license
• • As biomass plant is fired up, Kitzhaber praises 3 wins
• Aspen Lakes on notice to boil water
• Bonamici leads in fundraising
• Correction
• Cutting the cost of heat
• Deer beheader sought
• EPA fines Astoria seafood company
• Eugene area gets green bike lanes
• Eugene council refuses to renew UO student housing tax incentive
• Group files motion for execution delay
• Having a blast
• Local programs receive grants
• Missing evidence from triple murder trial found
• Molly is living the life in Bend
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Occupation effort in Bend a work in progress
• Oregon attorney general will not run again
• Pets Calendar
• Portland city official says occupiers damaging parks
• Portland plastic bag ban now in effect
• Power disruption in Bend
• Sawyer plea delayed again
• Shy, sweet Clara seeks new home
• State Democrats debating tonight
• Warm Springs officer arraigned
• Well shot! Workshop: Behind the scenes
• Woman says she was hit by a Cascade East bus

BUSINESS

• A call to end a farm subsidy - and a push for a new one
• • As biomass plant is fired up, Kitzhaber praises 3 wins
• Bend restaurant damaged by fire
• Bend saddle makers focus on quality, fit
• Blood tests for Down syndrome developed
• Business Calendar
• Cutting the cost of heat
• Domain name mastery looms large for 2012
• Having a blast
• Kindle Fire narrows Amazon’s already thin margins
• Lending picks up, slowly, at big banks
• Melting ice revives dream of Northeast Passage
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama hits the road for a jobs bill in pieces
• Occupation effort in Bend a work in progress
• On the phone or online, beware of survey subterfuge
• Orbitz fined $60K for fee disclosure
• RIM offers BlackBerry users free apps
• Sales of new iPhone top 4 million in 3 days
• Stocks fall amid Europe’s woes
• Struggling to remain relevant, RIM rethinking the BlackBerry
• Well partner to settle with BP

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Beavers look to start over
• Boxing
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Conservationists call for emergency halt on wolf hunts
• Death of high school football player raises questions
• Ducks take 3-2 win over Sharks
• Football
• IndyCar looks for answers after Wheldon’s death
• International
• Jets cruise past Dolphins
• Madras pro set to start Q-School today
• Marathon woman
• No coasting: Cardinals and Rangers meet in the middle
• On the Air
• Prep volleyball
• Rugby
• Tennis
• Time for players to step up in lockout

OBITS

• D. Dean Dodson
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Elouise Cobell fought for American Indian royalties

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• D. Dean Dodson
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A call to end a farm subsidy - and a push for a new one
• Blood tests for Down syndrome developed
• Bloomberg says ‘tent city’ goes beyond free speech
• Cars, computers drive production
• Conservationists call for emergency halt on wolf hunts
• Domain name mastery looms large for 2012
• Elouise Cobell fought for American Indian royalties
• 2012 GOP hopefuls head to Nevada
• Hair-cutting incidents stir fear among Ohio Amish
• Happenings
• Iran accuses the U.S. of trying to sow discord
• Iran’s elite security unit under scrutiny
• Israel, Hamas begin elaborate swap
• Justices to decide criminality of lying about military valor
• Kindle Fire narrows Amazon’s already thin margins
• Lending picks up, slowly, at big banks
• Melting ice revives dream of Northeast Passage
• Not such a stretch to reach for the stars
• Obama hits the road for a jobs bill in pieces
• On the phone or online, beware of survey subterfuge
• Orbitz fined $60K for fee disclosure
• RIM offers BlackBerry users free apps
• Sales of new iPhone top 4 million in 3 days
• Scientists advise a change to cancer screenings
• Stocks fall amid Europe’s woes
• Stricken oil carrier may break up off the coast of New Zealand
• Struggling to remain relevant, RIM rethinking the BlackBerry
• Today In History
• U.S. considered cyberwarfare in Libya attack
• Well partner to settle with BP

FEATURES

• A garden to dye for: Create tints from plants and flowers
• A sashay to India to spice up beets
• Brrrr! Time to get plants ready for their move indoors
• Call waiting
• DIY Adventures: Refinishing a deck
• Get ready for the big blowout
• Hair-cutting incidents stir fear among Ohio Amish
• No baloney: Bologna deserves a little more respect
• Oct. 24: A day to ponder food choices, policies
• On the phone or online, beware of survey subterfuge
• Orbitz fined $60K for fee disclosure
• Salt-rising bread is finicky, but has its fans
• Show off your best costume
• The golden (duck) egg
• This Hungarian favorite is part cake, part bread
• Today In History
• Turning garbage into compost
• Volunteers earn kudos
• What's cooking? It smells delicious!
• With bulbs, it’s OK to use force
• Women’s Expo on tap

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend restaurant damaged by fire
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• Show off your best costume
• Volunteers earn kudos
• Women’s Expo on tap

OPINION

• Cutting tests passes burden to the districts
• Don’t kill wolves
• Is lasting peace worth the price of generations of bloodshed?
• Pedestrian bridge will solve two problems
• Spay and neuter pets
• Tax corporations
• Weed the roundabouts

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cars, computers drive production
• Woman says she was hit by a Cascade East bus