October 19, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• AAA adds smartphone app
• Bend Research ramping up its business outreach efforts
• Car crash cuts power to 1,000
• Central Oregon groups win grants
• Citing health, Kroger opting out of 2nd term
• County: Water at Aspen Lakes OK to drink
• Doomed dog is missing
• Drug bust in hospital parking lot
• Eugene police ease up on wall-sitters
• Fall enrollment at COCC short of projections
• Former area man held on sex crime charges
• Local attorney Balyeat to run for judge
• Locavore debuts retail space
• Macy’s unveils size program
• Military Notes
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Nonprofit works to halt Bend plan
• 75 on the lam, dating back to 1945
• Oregon jobless rate remains flat
• Pumpkin patch faces penalty
• Robber who hit same bank gets 4 years
• See's Candies shop to open
• State police seek poaching suspect
• Student perseveres through crisis
• Support groups
• Teens nabbed in Prineville vandalism spree
• Tigard cheerleading funds investigated
• Walden’s war chest tops $1.2M

BUSINESS

• AAA adds smartphone app
• An e-reader battle begins
• Apple profit up, but disappoints
• Bank of America surrenders title as largest in U.S.
• Bend Research ramping up its business outreach efforts
• Business Calendar
• California’s growing olive oil trade rivals Europe’s
• Confidence follows home prices downhill
• For shift workers, nontraditional hours can take a huge toll
• Get your rack on
• Helping you know your alcohol limit
• In sign of Wall Street shift, Goldman Sachs posts a quarterly loss
• Locavore debuts retail space
• Macy’s unveils size program
• Midcareer job seekers turning to internships, volunteer work
• Moody’s lowers Spain’s rating
• New dad says video baby monitor worth extra cost
• Oregon jobless rate remains flat
• Pumpkin patch faces penalty
• See's Candies shop to open
• Starbucks plans milder offerings
• Tall tale, but true: Men in stilettos
• Workers see higher deductibles, premiums

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bruised Buffs try to get on track vs. Ducks
• Cardinals-Rangers matchup pitting ultimate survivors against each other
• Cougs’ coach pleased with Washington State’s play
• Cycling
• Ducks don’t change plan with Thomas, James possibly out
• European Tour
• Football
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• In Central Oregon, golfers are coldly competitive
• Injuries taking toll on Pac-12 teams
• Kings blast Blues 5-0 in home opener
• LPGA Tour
• Madras pro shoots even par at Q-School
• Missing piece in player of year race is tour money title
• Mixed martial arts
• Motor sports
• Nationwide Tour
• On the Air
• Pacheco scores four to lead Madras
• PGA Tour
• Raiders acquire QB Palmer from Bengals
• Sisters boys soccer wins Sky-Em match
• Storm survive stiff challenge from Cougs

OBITS

• Anna Loretta Boales
• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Fred H. Janzen
• Helen Robertson
• Margaret Susan Wiseley
• Mathew E. Boyd
• Villchur a key figure among ‘audio pioneers’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Anna Loretta Boales
• Death notices
• Fred H. Janzen
• Helen Robertson
• Margaret Susan Wiseley
• Mathew E. Boyd

NATION & WORLD

• An e-reader battle begins
• Apple profit up, but disappoints
• Bank of America surrenders title as largest in U.S.
• California’s growing olive oil trade rivals Europe’s
• Confidence follows home prices downhill
• Embryonic stem cell research can’t be patented, court rules
• Exotic animals escape farm after owner dies
• For shift workers, nontraditional hours can take a huge toll
• In sign of Wall Street shift, Goldman Sachs posts a quarterly loss
• In Tripoli, Clinton pledges to support Libyan leaders
• Israel-Hamas prisoner swap begins
• Latinos are deported disproportionately
• 4 mentally disabled people held captive
• Midcareer job seekers turning to internships, volunteer work
• Moody’s lowers Spain’s rating
• Parents are again urged to limit tots’ TV exposure
• Romney, Perry clash; Cain defends tax plan
• Starbucks plans milder offerings
• The donation landscape for 2012
• Today In History
• Trial malaria vaccine protects many kids
• Truck carrying equipment for Obama is stolen
• U.S. launches new offensive on Haqqani stronghold
• Villchur a key figure among ‘audio pioneers’
• Walden’s war chest tops $1.2M
• White House seeks to roll back hospital rules
• With 5 weeks left, panel nowhere close
• Workers see higher deductibles, premiums

FEATURES

• California’s growing olive oil trade rivals Europe’s
• Helping you know your alcohol limit
• Military Notes
• New dad says video baby monitor worth extra cost
• Starbucks plans milder offerings
• Student perseveres through crisis
• Tall tale, but true: Men in stilettos
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• Business Calendar
• CBS boss says no way to ‘Jersey Shore’
• ‘Charlie’s Angels’ fall
• Community Calendar
• FX: Yes to ‘Anarchy’
• Local Movie Times
• ‘New Girl’ on hiatus
• Parents are again urged to limit tots’ TV exposure
• Starbucks plans milder offerings

OPINION

• Americans silently restoring their economic values
• Bravo, BendFilm
• Don’t circumcise
• Don’t complain; create
• Funny numbers on studded tires
• Unimpressive leadership
• Wasteful spending