September 02, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Advocates fight to keep L.A.’s pot shops open
• Anthrax hits Klamath cattle herd
• Ashland considers a homeless camp similar to Portland’s
• Births
• Community Calendar
• Decimated but undaunted
• Drillers find water to delight of Oregonians in 1912
• Funding nonprofits with lotto?
• Homeowners knock Shell cleanup of oil residue
• Hynix sues Eugene over power outage
• Independents favor more cooperation in politics
• Iselin
• Koch — Klecker
• Labor Day closures
• Marion County workers to strike
• Medford schools to enter mediation
• Merydith
• News of Record: Deeds
• Police say man brandished gun
• Pool levy would cut jail funds
• Public comment sought on landfill gas plan
• Retirees in rural areas likely to find shortage of doctors
• Romney offers an ambitious agenda, but much could hinge on the Senate
• Site of cherished Dallas sawmill is sold for a steal
• Skidgel — Suenaga
• State probes campaign of Klamath County sheriff
• The partisan divide
• Volunteer Search
• Wellshot
• What’s on the wish list locally?

BUSINESS

• Affordable, but not cheap
• An old-fashioned crush at Central Oregon winery
• Creating hardware prototypes gets easier
• Decimated but undaunted
• Funding nonprofits with lotto?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Public comment sought on landfill gas plan
• Strategy for a short sale bail
• Turn off your phone, find a little serenity

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Culver volleyball takes title at Warrenton Tournament
• Disability is the first thing judged at the Paralympics
• Ducks Offenses have been taking to the air like never before
• Ducks roll in opener
• Experience should make Lava Bears contenders
• Football
• Hundreds run in Sunriver event
• Major League Baseball
• McIlroy shoots 65 to take lead
• Motor sports
• National League roundup
• Nevada spoils Cal’s party with victory
• No. 2 ’Bama rolls No. 8 Michigan
• On the Air
• S. Williams, Federer ease into 4th round
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• • The Ducks dominate early in the first half en route to a convincing 57-34 victory

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths of note from around the world
• Hal David was hit songwriter
• Karen M. Selfors Pickett

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Karen M. Selfors Pickett

NATION & WORLD

• A Dust Bowl survivor sees parallels to heat, not hardship
• A fiery Obama embarks on path to his convention
• ‘Ale to the Chief’: White House releases its beer recipes
• Case closed, but legal trouble isn’t over for Arizona sheriff
• Dog trained to track scat helps scientists study orcas
• Hal David was hit songwriter
• ICE official resigns amid misconduct claims
• In a fact-check age, campaigns are playing loose with the truth
• In politics, you are where you eat
• Inquiry on tax strategy adds to scrutiny of finance firms
• Isaac, losing its punch, brings drought relief to the Midwest
• Maker of morning-sickness drug apologizes to victims, 50 years on
• NATO halts training for Afghan recruits
• Rebels appear to target air bases
• The next president"s stamp on real estate
• Today
• Trial offers a crash course in the Amish
• Would cutting out ethanol lower corn prices? Maybe

FEATURES

• Baked Alaska
• Beppe & Gianni's Trattoria
• Drina Daisy
• Joel Palmer House
• March é
• Newman’s at 988
• Nick’s Italian Cafe
• Old Russia emerges in the Golden Ring
• Paizano’s Pizza
• Restaurant Beck Depoe Bay New Sammy’s Cowboy Bistro
• Stonehedge Gardens
• Sybaris
• The Bay House
• The Peerless Restaurant
• The Waterfront Depot
• Thistle
• Tips to safely nosh around the world
• What’s in a name? Trends come and go

ENTERTAINMENT

• An old-fashioned crush at Central Oregon winery
• Author’s latest is darkly funny
• Author’s popularity surges in GOP sphere
• Best-sellers
• Branagh injects humanity into ‘Wallander III’ on PBS
• Local Movie Times
• Musical will get its world premiere in Bend
• Novel transforms a religious figure into a real woman
• Ridpath thriller set in Iceland

OPINION

• Attack our problems directly
• Egyptian president’s wrong turn
• Government has its purpose and its good points, too
• Local candidates’ varied views give voters a choice
• Out-of-context quotes
• Poverty is what plagues our schools
• Revenue forecast holds message for Legislature
• Social Security’s woes are worse than you think
• Solutions for jail space
• Support Jason Conger
• The humpty-dumpty Middle East

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Indian automaker finds success with British brands