October 23, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Ashwood — Falck
• Beer with a can-do attitude
• Bend man accused of trying to kill roommate
• Bipolar professor to speak about her disorder
• Births
• BLM likely to approve quarry’s application
• Community calendar
• DA’s plan for isolated computer system is a state rarity
• Garrard won’t run for 7th house term
• Gas leak halts work at Boys & Girls
• Growing a High Desert wine industry
• Hiker mistakenly slain by bear hunter, officials say
• Hoskins — Willburn
• Irvin
• Magnet school admissions policies attract controversy
• 2nd wolf, maybe more, spotted in area
• Nevada GOP shifts caucus date, likely resolving calendar fight
• News of Record: Deeds
• Potato harvest finishes strong
• Robotics team raises $1,400
• Thomas
• Western Republicans focusing on 3 big issues
• Woman who faked illness pleads guilty

BUSINESS

• Ball shares a do-can attitude
• Beyond the gourd
• DA’s plan for isolated computer system is a state rarity
• Google may back a Yahoo acquisition
• Growing a High Desert wine industry
• In biggest test yet, biofuels head to war
• In the grocery, you are what you drive
• News of Record: Deeds
• Report: Young adults are key to housing rebound
• Solar battle pits Chinese efficiency against U.S. innovation
• The late Steve Jobs’ legacy
• The other Zuckerberg, now out on her own

SPORTS

• Avalanche top Blackhawks in shootout
• Cardinal roll to big win over Huskies
• Cowgirls post top-four finish at volleyball tourney
• Danso lifts Portland to draw with Salt Lake
• Figure skating
• Football
• Martin, JJ in front for NASCAR Talladega race
• No James, Thomas, no problem for UO
• On the air
• Oregon State knocks off Washington State in Seattle
• Panthers hold on to defeat Lava Bears, 2-1
• Pujols hits three home runs, Cards romp to 2-1 Series edge
• Scoreboard
• Tennis
• Two tied for lead at Disney
• Vonn takes GS to open season
• Wheldon remembered as ‘a champion of our sport’

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Evelyn Wentland
• Harold L. Hull
• Leo M. Hopper
• Saudi heir established modern defense

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Evelyn Wentland
• Harold L. Hull
• Leo M. Hopper

NATION & WORLD

• A hero’s welcome for Libyan fighters
• Abortion takes center stage at Republican forum in Iowa
• Australian authorities hunt great white shark that killed a U.S. diver
• Ball shares a do-can attitude
• Beyond the gourd
• Clinton chides Asians on human rights
• Deportations in the Northwest slide 22 percent
• Dodge Charger a racy brute
• Falling German satellite enters the atmosphere
• Finance ministers shaping Greek rescue, effort to aid banks
• Happenings
• In the grocery, you are what you drive
• Man tracks down car stolen in 1995
• Nearly 7,000 prisoners held without charge
• Nearly 9 years in Iraq, and the military mind-set shifts
• Next up for NASA: fuel depots in the sky?
• ‘Perfect Heaven’ lends drama to Copernicus’ solar discovery
• Redistricting battles go to courts
• Report: Young adults are key to housing rebound
• Rice writes of clashes with Cheney, Rumsfeld
• Russia retaliates, will bar some U.S. citizens
• Saudi heir established modern defense
• Saudi prince’s death sparks succession talk
• Seattle Drivers adjusting to ‘viadoom’
• Solar battle pits Chinese efficiency against U.S. innovation
• Spy agency in Kabul denies abuse claims
• Successes abroad unlikely to help Obama back home
• Thailand flooding may last 6 more weeks
• Thousands protest reforms in Prague
• Trusting in "Satan’s urine’
• Tunisia, home to first revolt of Arab Spring, is the scene of its first vote
• Turkey says it killed 49 Kurdish rebels
• Washington Week

FEATURES

• Authorities nationwide try tackling a mounting problem: hoarding
• Bipolar professor to speak about her disorder
• Burgundy is gentle on the tastebuds
• Golf with a spectacular view awaits in Canadian Rockies
• Growing a High Desert wine industry
• In the grocery, you are what you drive
• ‘Murses’ make their mark in masculinity
• South on 395
• The other Zuckerberg, now out on her own

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• Beyond the gourd
• Celebrate Dia de los Muertos
• Faithful dog helps save its master’s life
• 4-H seeks club leaders
• ‘Habibi’ an often graphic reimagining of ‘Arabian Nights’
• Local movie times
• ‘Perfect Heaven’ lends drama to Copernicus’ solar discovery
• Sisters garage sale on tap
• Ski patrol plans winter gear sale
• ‘Song of Ice and Fire’ filled with lessons for a less fantastical world
• Spalding Gray journal not as interesting as its author
• The late Steve Jobs’ legacy
• Today
• ‘Walking Dead’ star left New Jersey for England
• Will Ferrell’s comedy expertise has no end
• 25 years later, ‘Maus’ still a potent story

OPINION

• Benefits of wilderness
• Call state police
• Faculty raises are a good bet
• Five myths about healthy eating
• Give La Pine the land
• Questions for the left
• Rethink rules for Pumpkin Co.
• Tariff bill would hurt China, U.S.
• The War on Drugs is a burden on our criminal justice system
• The whiny decline of the West

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Dodge Charger a racy brute
• Give the right answers to mechanics’ questions
• With new models coming, car dealers are optimistic