September 23, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Apker—Murphy
• Armstrong among 9 new astronauts named in 1962
• Births
• Borlen
• Born
• Cemetery damaged in police chase
• Death shocks Redmond
• Drop off glasses, hearing aids
• Foreclosure mediation ineffective
• Greene, Unger point to contrasts
• Nature of Words tickets on sale
• New fire near Jack Lake
• News of Record: Deeds
• No reset yet in Obama-Romney contest
• Photographer gets shelter pets ready for close-up
• Picturesque Belluno, Italy, is Bend’s newest sister city
• Police arrest Lake Oswego slaying suspect
• Police: Flight attendant had passenger’s iPad
• Political ads push for condoms in porn
• Project Connect gives people in need a boost
• Root — Johnson
• Rosie the Riveter group seeks stories
• Schools ordered to set higher goals
• Thousands of birds die in outbreak
• Volunteer trip to Haiti inspires dentist to open clinic for Lane County kids
• Witness to death is cooperating with investigation, attorney says

BUSINESS

• Brewed (not) to last
• Complaints about automated calls up sharply
• Food carts on a roll in Bend
• Foreclosure mediation ineffective
• In health law, states will define ‘essential’
• Low interest rates remain out of reach for many borrowers
• News of Record: Deeds
• Travel charges that sneak up on you
• Web archive amasses all TV news since 2009

SPORTS

• A long day's work
• American League roundup
• Beavs go to 2-0; Ducks cruise to victory
• Bend's King defends championship by wide margin
• Cougars show strength at Three Course Challenge
• Dillon wins Kentucky Nationwide race
• Ducks throttle Wildcats
• K-State upends Oklahoma
• Late TDs lift Colorado over Washington St.
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• • No. 3 Oregon shuts out No. 22 Arizona to prove that it deserves its high ranking
• On the Air
• Parade for a hometown hero
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Snedeker, Rose tied for Tour Championship lead
• Sports in Brief
• UCI chief questions USADA file delay

OBITS

• Bonnie Kay Kessel
• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• James 'Jim' Walters
• Kelly Ann Strome
• Wilson was disgraced CIA operative who was sent to prison

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Bonnie Kay Kessel
• Death notices
• James 'Jim' Walters
• Kelly Ann Strome

NATION & WORLD

• Alaska wildlife officials reject wolf-protection zone
• And the Ig Nobel goes to ... a study on ladies’ ponytails
• Anti-militia riots rock a fragile Libyan state
• Artist gives Columbus statue a chance to shine
• Bakersfield booming again with population, job growth
• Brewed (not) to last
• Complaints about automated calls up sharply
• Congress, skipping town, seeks clarity from voters
• ‘Dr. Death’ is dead, Germany concludes
• Ecuador offers to protect Assange in Sweden
• Egypt’s Morsi spells out terms for U.S.-Arab ties
• Germany kicks off Oktoberfest
• In JFK tapes, history"s raw materials
• In Pakistan, drones of another kind
• Low interest rates remain out of reach for many borrowers
• Man hurt in New York tiger den faces charges
• Obama hardly a hero in ‘Price’
• One day, growing spare parts inside the body
• Rebel leaders set up base in Syria
• Seeing double in VA pension payout system
• Small protests sprout over hydraulic fracking
• Today
• Unions spread teachers’ message after Chicago
• Unlikely cooperation leads to drug lord’s Venezuela arrest
• U.S. House vote
• Wilson was disgraced CIA operative who was sent to prison

FEATURES

• Farm-fresh fun
• Mother-daughter trips for when girls just wanna have fun
• Travel charges that sneak up on you

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• Brewed (not) to last
• Exonerated Echols’ rough childhood was full of ‘magick’
• Food carts on a roll in Bend
• Kennedy Center honoring Albright as a jazz ambassador
• Kids book details lives of presidents’ mothers
• Local Movie Times
• Magazine creator’s essays tell tales from time on the road
• Obama hardly a hero in ‘Price’
• Primetime Emmys kick off the week in TV
• ‘Seinfeld’ star Knight to play Santa in ‘Elf’
• 'Silent Spring' still incites debate, even after 50 years
• TV writers wit now available in book form
• ‘Wondrous Life’ author’s new book retains talent

OPINION

• Conger working to fix PERS
• Conservation key to avoiding fuel crises
• Don't move notices
• Flip-flopping fuels Middle East rage
• Hostilities can crystallize late in a campaign
• Investing in pool is investing in Madras’ future
• Knight’s gift to OHSU will benefit all of us
• Mideast media also insulting
• Mormonism
• Profit motives drive business growth, not altruistic ideology
• Reassessing free speech in the age of YouTube
• Show gratitude to vets
• 'Silent Spring' still incites debate, even after 50 years
• Stop the ‘blame game’
• 5 taxpayer myths
• Walking road has risks

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Death shocks Redmond
• 1998 Nissan Sentra burns up oil, but only at highway speeds
• Volvo returns to its simple roots