September 22, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• After man's death outside ER, his widow waits for answers
• Bend schools seek $98M bond
• Cold temperatures cause repaving to be delayed
• Conger has a financial edge in race that may tip the balance
• Enrollment data for Crook County, Jefferson County, Redmond and Sisters school districts
• Former financier finds new career sculpting wood in West Salem
• Local Services
• Man who killed transient in Salem gets life in prison
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Redmond gets new monitor to measure its air quality
• Redmond school principal Hartford killed in Friday crash
• Solarization programs offer discounts to homeowners
• Some schools signing up more students
• Suspect in Lake Oswego slaying is also wanted in Utah assault
• Tire collection at landfill

BUSINESS

• Apple stores see heavy traffic for iPhone 5 launch
• Bend schools seek $98M bond
• Changing technology means constant training for workers
• Cruise industry rebounding
• Digitization of patient records likely increasing Medicare costs
• Mormon editor faces excommunication
• People on the Move
• Race is on as ice melt reveals Arctic treasures
• Solarization programs offer discounts to homeowners
• Study gives supporters of pop ban new ammo
• Universal takeover of EMI approved
• Workers told to cut email use after hours

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Cabrera out of NL batting title race
• Earnhardt Jr. coping with family, business
• Furyk grabs lead at East Lake
• Lava Bears run way to first victory
• Mountain View closes out McNary for second victory
• National League roundup
• NEVER STOP RUNNING
• No. 22 Arizona preps for No. 3 Oregon Ducks, Beavers set to kick off Pac-12 openers
• On the Air
• Outlaws turned away
• Pats-Ravens: Nothing like last January
• Prep Scoreboard
• Racehorse vets caught between ethics and money
• Roping them in early
• Sports in Brief
• Unbeaten UCLA hosts well-rested Oregon State in Pac-12 opener
• Washington pennant 60 years in the making
• Washington team wins at Sunriver

OBITS

• Deaths Elsewhere
• Horwitz created AZT, first treatment for AIDS
• Martha Gregg

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Martha Gregg

NATION & WORLD

• Air Force caseload slows appeals for convicted personnel
• Apple stores see heavy traffic for iPhone 5 launch
• Changing technology means constant training for workers
• Clashing visions plague a Christian community
• Digitization of patient records likely increasing Medicare costs
• Doctor to remain jailed in child-porn case
• Drawn out
• Facebook plays role in hostage drama
• In Pakistan, protests against anti-Muslim video turn deadly
• Iranian group taken off terror list
• Last of ‘surge troops’ leave Afghanistan without fanfare
• Libyan protests target militants
• Mormon editor faces excommunication
• Obama has yet to snare a big Wall Street fish
• Panetta visits New Zealand
• Plan would improve transplant system
• Race is on as ice melt reveals Arctic treasures
• Romney campaign hits cash-flow snag
• Romney releases 2011 tax returns
• Shuttle Endeavour makes dramatic tour of California
• Struggling young adults often overlooked
• Study gives supporters of pop ban new ammo
• Venezuela’s ‘Hurricane Hugo’ has slowed but still packs punch
• Workers told to cut email use after hours

FEATURES

• Cruise industry rebounding

ENTERTAINMENT

• Kimmel gets his shot as host of Emmys
• KPOV figure on national radio
• Movie Times
• Redmond tour supports public art
• Universal takeover of EMI approved
• Veterans parade seeks entries
• YCCO plans Singer’s School

OPINION

• Brash entrepreneurs do more for economy than any president
• From the archives
• Give Walden another term
• Obama administration forgets freedoms on anti-Muslim film

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cold temperatures cause repaving to be delayed
• Redmond school principal Hartford killed in Friday crash