September 19, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend mayor on UO alumni board
• Board legislation on track
• Deputy wounded in gunfight goes home
• Doctor gets 23 years for sexually abusing patients
• Efforts to land drone test site continue
• Feds raid medical pot operation
• 93 layoffs in Warm Springs
• Legislator supports pot legalization
• Mountain View High School student challenges himself on and off the field
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log
• Officials want new tax district
• Parking garage to partially close
• Redmond charter school expands, offers more grades
• Redmond fire burns 2 homes
• School Notes
• Seaside fire injures 1
• Spate of real estate deals changes scene at Tetherow
• With no contests, council focuses on issues

BUSINESS

• 'A' is for app
• Apple shares top $700 for first time
• August retail remains flat
• Boutique gets ‘Cozy’ downtown
• Business Calendar
• Chicago teachers vote to end strike
• Efforts to land drone test site continue
• Getting bolder with age
• In Congress: Budget measure would include wildfire funding
• 93 layoffs in Warm Springs
• Montana firms announce merger
• New Old Mill shop offers sports merch
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• Officials want new tax district
• Online hiring systems leave many applicants frustrated
• Proposed trade deal ignites fears of job losses
• Retailers race to lure holiday shoppers
• Spate of real estate deals changes scene at Tetherow
• State jobless rate jumps to 8.9%
• Submit your holiday bazaars
• The pitfalls of crowd funding
• We're open for business, Sisters says

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Bend volleyball tops Ridgeview in four games
• Change in weather
• Crook County rolls past Mountain View in sweep
• Ducks and Wildcats atop the marquee in Pac-12
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Local senior teams in top six at PNGA
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• OSU game watch set for Saturday Stanford looking forward, not back
• Pole Creek Fire smoke affects Sisters athletics
• Pressure intensifies on league to bring back locked out officials
• Seahawks show style in rebound victory
• Sports in Brief
• Stanford looking forward, not back
• Two big weeks in golf, two different prizes

OBITS

• Bidwell W. Bud Alexander
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Donald Paul Schreiber
• James Stewart Hegwood
• Louise Baker Wenrich
• Steve Sabol of NFL Films revolutionized sports on TV

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Bidwell W. Bud Alexander
• Death notices
• Donald Paul Schreiber
• James Stewart Hegwood
• Louise Baker Wenrich

NATION & WORLD

• Appeals court reverses campaign ad ruling
• Chicago teachers vote to end strike
• Controlling the message is critical to both candidates
• Father-daughter dances banned in Rhode Island
• Financial ramifications of China-Japan spat escalate
• French court rebukes magazine over photos
• In Congress: Budget measure would include wildfire funding
• 132 inmates escape from Mexican prison
• Myanmar’s opposition leader visits the U.S.
• Obesity forecast is grim, group says
• Papyrus suggests Jesus had a wife
• Proposed trade deal ignites fears of job losses
• Romney stays on defensive over remarks
• Russia orders U.S. to halt funding
• Suicide bomber kills 14 in Afghanistan

ENTERTAINMENT

• A parade of Olympians is forming
• ‘A shoulder to cry on and a lot of tough talk
• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• Papyrus suggests Jesus had a wife

OPINION

• Bend’s Community Center faces tough obstacles
• Follow political money to find who has the power in election
• Government shouldn’t shut the public out
• Nature of journalism makes plagiarism a complicated issue

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A parade of Olympians is forming