October 28, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Another mill dismantled
• Bend-La Pine mulls bond for upgrades, new school
• Campus expected to wrap up deal on building for graduate programs
• Companies must convert customers into ‘ambassadors,' G5 executive says
• Correction
• Co-Speaker Roblan to run for Senate
• Deschutes names 2 brewmasters
• Dispatch
• Ex-staffer says junkets were common
• Jefferson County OKs new investment practices
• Madras man held after drug probe
• Master’s degree in public health considered
• Medical pot grower arrested
• Most tots haven’t seen a dentist
• News of Record: Police Log
• ‘Occupy’ movement takes root in Ashland
• Pilot killed in plane crash; passenger crawls to safety
• Problems in girls linked to BPA
• Public art saved from Tri-Met cuts
• Restaurant guide
• State spending on Medicaid rises sharply
• Suit filed over high school football player’s concussion
• Witnesses relate victim’s drinking
• 20-year sentence for sex trafficking

BUSINESS

• Bend-La Pine mulls bond for upgrades, new school
• Campus expected to wrap up deal on building for graduate programs
• Companies must convert customers into ‘ambassadors,' G5 executive says
• Deschutes names 2 brewmasters
• Dispatch
• Economy is changing the patterns of migrants
• Ex-staffer says junkets were common
• Family Calendar
• GDP shows modest growth
• HP will keep its PC division, chief says
• In IBM pick: progress - and a long way to go
• In search of the perfect guise
• Merkel called bankers’ bluff, winning a plan for Europe
• Olympus payout inquiry grows
• Wal-Mart faces new bias lawsuit

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Allenby shoots 63 to take lead of Asia Pacific Classic
• As Luck would have it, Stanford quarterback tunes out the noise
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cardinals beat Rangers; send Series to Game 7
• Coyotes pull away for 5-3 win over Devils
• Day of the Dead Cyclocross Festival
• Football
• Golf
• King Castle Trail
• NCAA approves major scholarship changes at meeting
• Outlaws send two teams to state
• Red Sox focus on future after months of turmoil
• Regular season winds down
• Riders to watch: Halloween Cross Crusade
• Rookie QB has Bengals roaring as they head to Seattle
• Sides eager to get deal done in a few days
• Soccer
• Spooky cycling?
• Storm edge Lava Bears in final IMC soccer match
• Teams head into postseason
• Tennis
• This weekend: costumed cyclocross
• Thousands pay respects at Italian riders’ funeral

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• James Hillman, influential therapist, author
• Linda Jackson Moore
• Michelle Kay Watt

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Linda Jackson Moore
• Michelle Kay Watt

NATION & WORLD

• Aid arrives in quake-stricken areas of Turkey
• American drone base in Ethiopia is operational
• Attack in Kandahar breaks rare respite
• Brown offers plan to cut pension costs in California
• Charges against Edwards will go forward
• Drifting along, tumbleweeds are piling up across the plains
• Economy is changing the patterns of migrants
• Ford takes hit in Consumer Reports’ reliability ratings
• GDP shows modest growth
• Georgians accept deal for Russia to join WTO
• GOP pushes military trials for terrorism suspects
• Halloween at the zoo
• Happy birthday, Lady Liberty
• Hoarders: World autocrats edition
• HP will keep its PC division, chief says
• In IBM pick: progress - and a long way to go
• Merkel called bankers’ bluff, winning a plan for Europe
• Obama’s ‘bundlers’ have ties to lobbying
• Olympus payout inquiry grows
• Panetta is skeptical of North Korea talks
• People flee Bangkok by tens of thousands
• Perry ignites discussion over debates he may skip
• Rescuers look for mudslide survivors in Italy
• Today In History
• Turkey is harboring anti-Assad insurgents
• U.N. Security Council votes to end Libyan intervention
• U.S.-Israeli citizen held since June is freed by Egypt in prisoner swap
• Wal-Mart faces new bias lawsuit
• Why Sweden’s automakers have had divergent fortunes

FEATURES

• Deschutes names 2 brewmasters
• In search of the perfect guise
• Martha’s daughter tells all
• No tricks, just talent
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• A celebration on the Moon
• A swashbuckling cat tale
• Art exhibits
• ‘Batman’ sequel soars
• Benefit for injured cyclist, musician
• Children of Nova are in Bend
• Day of the Dead art
• Event calendar Oct. 28-Nov. 3
• Family Calendar
• Farewell, Jared
• Featured Parties, Passages, and Shows for Halloween
• Gardens
• Happy birthday, Lady Liberty
• In search of the perfect guise
• Jazz leader
• Living the GoodLife
• Martha’s daughter tells all
• Moira Smiley & VOCO at The Barn
• Movie times
• Music releases
• No tricks, just talent
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Pumpkin patches
• Scaring up some fun!
• Skip the rock; try some sacred music
• (Snow) White hot TV, films put princess in spotlight
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• String bands occupy Silver Moon Brewing
• This weekend: costumed cyclocross
• ‘Tommy’ auditions
• Upcoming concerts
• ‘Visual stimulation'

RESTAURANTS

• Living the GoodLife

OPINION

• Facebook tax flap hurts state
• NCAA’s policies do a disservice to college athletes
• Stop HPV in boys, girls
• The movement’s meaning

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Ford takes hit in Consumer Reports’ reliability ratings
• Why Sweden’s automakers have had divergent fortunes