September 01, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A little college knowledge can help parents
• Abilitree moves to new offices
• BendFilm seeks host housing
• Church plans fundraiser
• Cleaning up carbon
• Construction to cause delays
• Contact us with your ideas
• Cruise line disputes account
• Jobs at issue in council election
• Klamath County man held for attempted murder
• Labor Day closures
• Merkley defends water proposal
• More tsunami debris coming, and volunteers are ready
• New wolf pack could lead to species delisting
• News of Record: Police Log
• Romney diverts from trail to visit flooded Louisiana
• Standing up for seniors
• 2 West Nile cases in Oregon spotlight danger of virus
• You can adopt a horse today

BUSINESS

• Catfish producers get help from federal government
• Europe proposes central bank oversight
• Fed chairman makes case for steps to spur growth
• Most jobs added since recession ended pay poor wages
• People on the move
• Price of student loan cancellation: hopelessness

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Arkansas State is about to see fast in Oregon
• Backup quarterbacks among final cuts
• Bend falls to Marist
• British teen Robson posts another upset
• Correction
• Cougs hold off Warriors for 35-21 victory
• Football
• Hockey
• League, officials talking again
• Major League Baseball
• Motor sports
• MSU holds off Boise
• National League roundup
• Noh’s 62 tops Deutsche field
• On the air
• Pacific Amateur rookie from Roseburg wins tournament
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ridgeview scores victory in opener
• Ridgeview's big debut
• Soccer
• Storm pull away for win
• Trinity Lutheran volleyball takes win

OBITS

• Actor Steve Franken was known for comedic characters
• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Jeffrey William Marcy

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jeffrey William Marcy

NATION & WORLD

• Actor Steve Franken was known for comedic characters
• Advances in LEDs spark bright ideas
• Airlines start merger talks
• Bankers warned on political cash
• Catfish producers get help from federal government
• Children beheaded in Afghanistan
• Chinese dissident gets released
• 3 dead in shooting at N.J. grocery
• Eastwood’s speech unsettles top aides
• Europe proposes central bank oversight
• Isaac causes floods en route to Midwest
• Nonaligned nations back Iran on nuclear power, but not on Syria
• Obama marks end of Iraq war, focuses on veteran care
• Pentagon threatens legal action against Navy SEALs author
• Rethinking honor codes at colleges
• Russian tycoon loses case over oil fortune
• S. Africans divided over mass killings
• Threats to the Amazon jungle sprout outside Brazil
• Today
• U.S. poised to label Haqqani network as a terrorist group
• Wolves to lose protected status in Wyoming

FEATURES

• Advances in LEDs spark bright ideas
• Crime, punishment and chimpanzees
• Local Services
• Lord’s Prayer requests daily bread — not entire loaf
• Parishioner leads charge to usher in female deacons

ENTERTAINMENT

• 10 Barrel expansion hits snag
• Community calendar
• Local movie times
• MSNBC aims to be the anti-Fox network
• Roberts leaves ‘GMA’ to undergo medical treatment
• ‘The Possession’ set to scare off competition over slow Labor Day

RESTAURANTS

• 10 Barrel expansion hits snag

OPINION

• A reasonable tree harvest is good for all
• Public sector retirement plans are Ponzi schemes
• Romney, Ryan provide ‘Hope and Change’
• Sen. Musa overstepped bounds in making this sneak appointment
• Too many sacrifices asked to save endangered species
• We’re tearing down the human spirit
• Workers are the heroes

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Construction to cause delays