November 03, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Advanced Energy to cut costs as earnings fall sharply
• Bend man nabbed on pot charges
• Bend transient gets 20 months
• Bend’s auditor tapped in gift probe
• Blaylock dying as described unlikely, state examiner says
• Boozell announces bid for Greene’s City Council seat
• Burns planned near Prineville
• Car burns in southeast Bend
• Correction
• Deciphering the facts
• Direct access to therapists may cut cost
• Fire officials urge alarm tests
• Four points in the berries
• Fraud case is a red flag for psychology research
• Going generic
• Guilty plea in police shooting
• Health Events
• Jefferson, Madras officials agree to share property
• Judge withholds records in shootout case
• Kayakers describe discovery of body that may have been Lori Blaylock
• Large pot operation at medical marijuana site
• Malheur River purchase critics question state’s need of property
• Man found shot dead is ruled a suicide
• Man gets 20 years in deaths of wife, child
• Man pleads guilty to trafficking minors
• Nationwide emergency test Wednesday
• News of record: Permits
• News of record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Occupy Portland turns chilly
• Occupy winds down in Ashland
• ODOT launches carpooling site
• One-time raise for staff, faculty costs UO $5M
• OSU-Cascades may offer master’s in creative writing
• Requested execution slated for evening
• School bus fire on I-5 delays traffic
• Ship owner, operator fined for oil pollution
• Stronger MRI, better pictures
• Sweet: Flaherty accused me of spying
• Vitamin E may increase risk of prostate cancer
• Warming up to winter
• Washingtonians to discuss state’s controversial wolf plan in Spokane
• Well shot! Reader photos
• What is being asked?
• Work out while you work
• Zumba is exercise in disguise

BUSINESS

• A collapse in spite of regulators’ red flags
• Advanced Energy to cut costs as earnings fall sharply
• Can cigarettes help you quit smoking?
• Careful choices can limit health care costs
• College calculators are useful, but they do have drawbacks
• Dating: There’s an app for that
• European debt crisis dampens mood at G-20
• In or out: Europe puts pressure on Greece in face of referendum
• News of record: Permits
• Potential conflicts emerge in health panels
• Private-sector payrolls increase
• Saving for college daunting but doable
• Solyndra execs collected bonuses
• Startup brings networking to the neighborhood
• The Fed forecasts low growth, high unemployment for years
• Wal-Mart to offer sneak peek sale
• Washington employs inmates to pick apples

SPORTS

• A running commentary via social media
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blount welcomes increased role with Buccaneers
• Cougs play to scoreless draw
• Flyers strike early, knock off Sabres
• Fly-tying corner
• Game on
• Good numbers of 15-inch trout in Ochoco Reservoir
• Hikers, take heed: Snow is coming
• Hockey-mad Winnipeg embraces Jets
• Hunting & fishing calendar
• Husky Stadium set for final game before face-lift when UW plays UO
• It’s all about respect for NASCAR’s title contenders
• Man hunting deer in Cascades is missing
• On the air
• Once will be enough for Alabama-LSU
• Oregon State dreams of toppling No. 4 Stanford
• Redmond falls in Class 6A playoffs
• Refs to watch for concussions
• Seattle Pacific basking in glow of upset of Arizona
• Snow could help elk hunters
• Soccer
• Tennis
• The good old days of deer hunting
• Unscenery

OBITS

• Cates produced Oscars, spoke for directors
• Dan Chavers
• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Kitty Doris Eager Bigham

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Dan Chavers
• Death notices
• Kitty Doris Eager Bigham

NATION & WORLD

• As asteroid flies by, scientists will stare
• Cain says Perry is behind harassment allegations
• Cates produced Oscars, spoke for directors
• Chernobyl cleanup workers demand benefits
• Drugs to treat ADHD reach the preschool set
• Fears of fission rise at Japan nuclear plant
• Feds: Men got terror ideas from underground novel
• Happenings today
• Protesters march on waterfront, shutting down Oakland's port
• Purging cells in mice found to slow aging
• 40 Republicans join call to weigh tax hike
• Russian arms dealer is convicted in U.S. court
• Syria accepts plan for talks
• Today: In history; Birthdays
• Violence erupts at Occupy Seattle bank protest
• Why you should keep your bones healthy
• WikiLeaks founder loses extradition appeal

FEATURES

• Community Calendar
• Eat together and eat healthier
• Linking exercise and eating disorders
• Nothing to joke about: A good guffaw really has health benefits
• Stress weighs heavily on doctors-in-training
• What we know about Alzheimer’s

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• FX takes on Sheen’s ‘Anger Management’
• Local Movie Times
• Local woman wins pageant
• Showtime renews ‘Homeland’
• Stuff the bus with food
• ‘The Walking Dead’ gets a third season
• United Fund seeks board members

OPINION

• ‘Angels’ at the Old Mill
• Bond a bargain for Culver schools
• Cut losses on water plan
• Don’t tax the intangible
• Government should stay out of property development
• NJROTC students deserve the credit
• Tax cuts raise revenue