October 20, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• As Ashland counts its deer, gardeners remain frustrated
• Attention, parents Tylenol updates dosage
• Balyeat to vie for opening on bench
• Bicyclist struck by car in Sisters
• Business Calendar
• Candidate’s firm briefly had $83K federal tax lien
• Coos Bay senator not seeking re-election
• Corrections
• Couple accused in crime spree plead not guilty
• Crook County urges USPS to keep rural offices open
• Drinking studies show increase
• Elk shooter sought
• Fire department issues wood stove pointers
• Harvest of hope Program helps feed cancer patients
• Health Events
• Injured cyclist identified
• Insurance costs eat any gains in income
• Local programs receive grants
• Local Research
• Many seniors don't shop for lower health insurance premiums
• Mirror Pond tax district is floated as funds dry up for silt study
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Occupy Portland
• ODOT pulls back support of highway roundabouts
• Prescribed burns may last for days
• Real estate veteran Steve Scott to retire
• Riverhouse sets record
• Senate approves land transfer bill
• State lottery postponing ‘ORcade’ Internet site
• Truck hits bus in Prineville
• Vigorous exercise good for men
• Welcome to your 40s
• Woman sentenced for years of fraud

BUSINESS

• Apple employees pay tribute to Jobs
• Business Calendar
• Chasing opportunities in an age of upheaval
• Citigroup to pay $285 million to settle SEC fraud complaint
• Cleaning creation gets a TV close-up
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Company recalls bagged salad blends
• Consumer prices up in September
• Farm’s unsanitary conditions likely led to listeria outbreak
• Ford, UAW agree on 4-year contract
• Groupon plans lower valuation
• How to escape the cycle of introductory discounts
• Labor probe faults visa program
• News of Record: Permits
• Real estate veteran Steve Scott to retire
• Retailers plan to offer deals of desperation
• Riverhouse sets record
• Rush to drill for natural gas creates mortgage conflicts
• Senate approves land transfer bill
• Social Security benefits to rise
• Solar panel makers file trade case against China

SPORTS

• Basketball
• Basketball locally
• Bull elk numbers are good in Ochoco, Maury, Grizzly districts
• Cardinals win opener, 3-2
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Go enjoy mild, bug-free trails
• Golf
• Good steelhead fishing reported in Warm Springs
• Hockey
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Hunting in Michigan, a lesson in deer senses
• Hunting mountain goat at 80 years old, 8,000 feet
• Madras pro struggles at Q-School
• On the Air
• One final tuneup
• Oregon’s QB says he expects to play
• Park and ride
• Players and coaches see gray areas in NFL crackdown
• SEC teams shuffling QBs with mixed results
• Successful season
• Tennis
• Timbers keep playoff chances alive with tie
• Wheldon’s death overshadows Franchitti’s title

OBITS

• Charles Chuck Eugene Clausen
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Katherine Sharp Fixmer
• Patricia Thompson
• Piri Thomas, wrote of Spanish Harlem

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles Chuck Eugene Clausen
• Death notices
• Katherine Sharp Fixmer
• Patricia Thompson

NATION & WORLD

• Apple employees pay tribute to Jobs
• Bill, Melinda Gates remain committed to malaria fight
• British police clash with ‘travelers’ in farm eviction
• Census: Perry’s Texas had highest uninsured rate
• Chasing opportunities in an age of upheaval
• Citigroup to pay $285 million to settle SEC fraud complaint
• Company recalls bagged salad blends
• Consumer prices up in September
• Courthouse break-in probably just a prank
• Farm’s unsanitary conditions likely led to listeria outbreak
• Floodwaters, fears rise in Bangkok
• Ford, UAW agree on 4-year contract
• From telomeres to the origins of life
• Groupon plans lower valuation
• How to escape the cycle of introductory discounts
• In Greece, protests swell in size, scope
• Labor probe faults visa program
• Obama flush with cash from financial sector
• 11% of Americans take antidepressants
• Perry proposes a simple flat tax
• Police kill dozens of animals freed from Ohio preserve
• Radiation after breast cancer surgery may cut recurrence risk
• Retailers plan to offer deals of desperation
• Rush to drill for natural gas creates mortgage conflicts
• Social Security benefits to rise
• Solar panel makers file trade case against China
• Tax revenues are failing to rebound, states warn
• Today In History
• Turkey launches assault against militants in Iraq
• U.S., Afghan troops battle for key route
• U.S., Pakistan spar over how to end Afghan war
• U.S. unveils fitness program for seniors
• With Gadhafi on the run, Tuareg surface on terror map

FEATURES

• Apple employees pay tribute to Jobs
• Company recalls bagged salad blends
• Exercise has regenerative effects
• From telomeres to the origins of life
• Give your spine a break: Stand tall
• Health people
• Local programs receive grants
• Real estate veteran Steve Scott to retire
• Research backs claims about plant-based diet
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• BET’s refreshing take on black love, marriage
• Cleaning creation gets a TV close-up
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Local Movie Times
• Raffle benefits Boys & Girls Clubs
• Spaghetti feed supports vets

OPINION

• Deschutes needs more land for large employers
• Don’t do switcheroo on farm subsidies
• Fixing Cline Butte trails
• Middle needs to stand up
• Obama should honor promise to our Iraqi helpers
• Warnings before 9/11

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• ODOT pulls back support of highway roundabouts
• Truck hits bus in Prineville