September 12, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend teen studies in Myanmar
• Civic calendar
• COCC opening new buildings Sept. 19
• Competitors chosen for investment conference's concept prize
• County shelves $10M jail addition
• Dry Northwest burns as fire season extends
• Eaton parade details released
• Election calendar
• Fire breaks out at Phil’s Trailhead
• Math, reading scores rise
• Meals for needy to continue week to week
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log
• Portland City Council to vote on fluoride ordinance today
• Rival tribe objects to Medford casino plans
• Salem man who slew family also killed a stranger
• Sawyer trial delayed again
• Senate advances vets' job bill
• Speed limit is lowered on busy stretch
• State officials tour sites for OSU-Cascades Campus
• Well shot! Reader photos

BUSINESS

• Amazon’s big bet: build, build, build, then deliver faster
• Business Calendar
• China’s Wen outlines plans to boost sagging economy
• Competitors chosen for investment conference's concept prize
• Cut kibble costs
• Getting a new iPhone? Here’s what to do with your old one
• IRS awards ex-banker $104 million for revealing Swiss secrets
• John Day mill gets reprieve
• Love food, hate waste
• Many adults lack life insurance
• Mature designs for young girls difficult to avoid
• More college courses aimed at job market
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• Retailers oppose credit card deal
• Senate advances vets' job bill
• Something old, something new
• State’s economy grew in July
• Time to ‘double down’ on Facebook’s future, CEO Zuckerberg says
• 'Uncorporate' company envisions new frontiers in video gaming
• U.S. credit rating may be reduced
• Western, antique auction on tap
• Winter sports swap coming up

SPORTS

• A banner year for the playoffs
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blazer to have Achilles surgery
• Champions Tour
• Ducks dealt blow with key injuries
• 49ers serve notice to NFC with early statement victory
• European Tour
• Football
• Going pro
• Hockey
• LPGA Tour
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• Outlaws top defending 4A champ Cowgirls
• Pac-12 trying to build its fan base in China
• PGA Tour
• Seattle backing new arena deal
• Sisters girls shut out Redmond
• Soccer
• Tournaments
• Track and field
• U.S. Open champ Murray hopes to build on first major
• Volleyball
• Web.com tour

OBITS

• Allen Dewayne Zufelt
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Moggridge developed clamshell laptop design
• Paul John Miller
• Retha Marie Howard Russell

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Allen Dewayne Zufelt
• Death notices
• Paul John Miller
• Retha Marie Howard Russell

NATION & WORLD

• Amanda Knox’s boyfriend maintains innocence
• Anger over anti-Islamic film fuels embassy attacks in Libya, Egypt
• Chicago parents support teachers, at least for now
• China accuses Japan of stealing islands
• China presses Corvallis to have mural removed
• Factory fires kill 85 in Pakistan
• Happenings
• Insurance costs rise 4%, may go higher in ’13
• Israel says U.S. failing to hold the line on Iran
• John Day mill gets reprieve
• Moggridge developed clamshell laptop design
• New method raises hopes of energy from garbage
• Salton Sea named as culprit of Southern California stink
• Smaller memorials on anniversary of 9/11
• Stream of Syrian war refugees strains U.N.’s provision of humanitarian aid
• Time to ‘double down’ on Facebook’s future, CEO Zuckerberg says
• Today
• U.S. missile defense is called vulnerable

FEATURES

• Love food, hate waste
• Mature designs for young girls difficult to avoid
• School Notes

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• ‘X’ marks the spot for Cowell, Lovato, Spears

OPINION

• Allow credit to start deregulating alcohol
• Food programs need donations, volunteers
• Health care’s socialism label is off-base
• Knopp: Send me back to Salem to fight for jobs
• Start over with election — call it a mulligan
• We’re all first class

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Speed limit is lowered on busy stretch