October 29, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A pool swap in Sunriver?
• Breadmaker not at GED ceremony
• Food drive set to begin Monday
• Former mayor behind $800K gift to campus
• Group to clear out on Sunday
• Hospice plans training event
• Local Services
• Mayor: Investigate all junkets — publicly
• Medford march planned against domestic violence
• More students spring for alternate diploma options
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• People on the move
• Police chief says Occupy Portland costs top $186K
• Searching for fire ... At 6,400 feet and 60 steps
• Sensors to test for gas migration from old landfill
• Tsunami debris sighted in Pacific
• Video shows Blaylock lying to cop about wife's whereabouts
• 3 walk away after ‘Interesting landing' near Powell Butte
• Well Shot! Reader Photos

BUSINESS

• A pool swap in Sunriver?
• Bank of America rethinks card fees
• Cities leaving occupiers alone
• Europe turns to China on debt
• Low interest turns savers into spenders
• Obama aide orders review of energy loans
• People on the move
• Review ordered for Energy loans
• Timing is right for financial sites
• Toys R Us turnaround turns heads
• 3 walk away after ‘Interesting landing' near Powell Butte
• YouTube bets on online channels

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Field hockey
• Football
• Games cancelled through Nov. 30
• Golf
• Madras clinches play-in round berth with win
• Motor sports
• Not to be denied, Cards beat Rangers in Game 7
• Panthers snap skid
• Prep Scoreboard
• Sharks take 4-2 win over Red Wings
• Status of Ducks QB Thomas, RB James uncertain
• Storm boys, girls sweep district meet
• Super D opens big weekend
• Tennis
• Two share lead at Asia Pacific Classic
• UCLA picked to win 1st Pac-12 basketball title
• Utah set to face Oregon State

OBITS

• Death notices
• Germaine Mae Rouse
• Michigan Democrat helped end apartheid
• Poland’s last Battle of Britain pilot dies
• Robert Alan Anderson

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Germaine Mae Rouse
• Robert Alan Anderson

NATION & WORLD

• Bank of America rethinks card fees
• Bombshell testimony: Jackson likely killed self
• Busted: 6 myths about getting into college
• Cities leaving occupiers alone
• Democrats drive drop in support for health law
• Europe turns to China on debt
• Low interest turns savers into spenders
• Michigan Democrat helped end apartheid
• Obama aide orders review of energy loans
• Oldest rental shop in Hollywood auctions its film movie cameras
• Panetta warns of strike on N. Korea
• Presidential hopefuls aside, GOP divides immigration issues
• Review ordered for Energy loans
• Saab lives on, saved by Chinese investors
• Timing is right for financial sites
• Today In History
• Toys R Us turnaround turns heads

FEATURES

• Catholic liturgy to change: Is ‘ritual whiplash’ ahead?
• Former mayor behind $800K gift to campus
• Local Services
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bombshell testimony: Jackson likely killed self
• Hulu deal to help CW reach bigger audience
• Kiwanis Oktoberfest
• Local Movie Times
• Music School finds ‘Glee!' in numbers
• Oldest rental shop in Hollywood auctions its film movie cameras
• Owl dies at High Desert Museum
• Senior Center anniversary
• YouTube bets on online channels

OPINION

• COBA loan plan is shady
• Despite independence, ‘single ladies’ aren’t giving up on marriage
• From the Archives
• Halloween shouldn’t be this scary
• Occupy vs. tea party
• Time for sunshine at Bend City Hall
• Where’s the ‘trickle down’?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Saab lives on, saved by Chinese investors