September 28, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bray to serve 25 years for rape, judge rules
• Business Calendar
• Candidates sound off on infrastructure at forum
• Contract dispute threatens to shut down grain terminals
• Correction
• Court’s decision could mean more jury trials
• Crash closes northbound parkway
• DA faces inquiry over suspect’s commitment
• Dispatches
• Election Calendar
• Event calendar: Sept. 28-Oct. 4
• Group sues to halt timber sale, save vole
• Growing up young
• Mandatory minumum does not apply to Bray, judge holds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• OSU sells milk cows to pay for manure spill
• Restaurant guide
• Share your fave restaurant for kids
• St. Charles, nurses meet with mediator
• UAV industry leaders gather in Bend
• Will casinos bring jobs or bleed tribes?

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Campbell Soup closing plants
• Canola a fighting word in seed-friendly Valley
• Correction
• Data point to further gloom in eurozone
• Dispatches
• Europe may seek $12B in sanctions over Boeing subsidies
• 1 in 5 households has student debt
• In need of tiny homes
• St. Charles, nurses meet with mediator
• UAV industry leaders gather in Bend
• Will casinos bring jobs or bleed tribes?

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• American League roundup
• Bend amateur tops at Fall Tour
• Cheers as refs return to action
• Deal is all about public relations
• Ducks’ defense preparing for Cougars’ Air Raid
• Forest care event slated Saturday
• Huskies pull away for win over No. 8 Cardinal
• National League roundup
• Newberry Crater Rim loop
• Outlaws take boys, girls titles at Harrier’s Challenge
• Pac-12 Networks available on web
• Rally falls shorts as Ravens beat Browns
• Ski film to be shown in Bend on Saturday
• Sports in Brief
• Spying at the Ryder Cup?
• Summer season to end at Juniper
• Summit tops Bend, stays unbeaten
• Trail nominations sought by state

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Lom was best known for ‘Pink Panther’ role
• Ralph W. Boese
• Robert A. "Bob" Nelson
• Willa Glenn "Marty" Whitney

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Ralph W. Boese
• Robert A. "Bob" Nelson
• Willa Glenn "Marty" Whitney

NATION & WORLD

• Alleged Zetas crime kingpin arrested by Mexican marines
• At Paris Motor Show, industry settles into new economic reality
• Austrian town debates future of Hitler’s birthplace
• Campbell Soup closing plants
• Candidates strive to win over women
• Clinton presses China to settle
• Court will consider restricting use of race in college admissions
• Data point to further gloom in eurozone
• Europe may seek $12B in sanctions over Boeing subsidies
• In need of tiny homes
• Judge sends producer of anti-Muslim video to jail
• Netanyahu: Iran may have nuclear weapon by next summer
• Poll shows contempt for Congress
• Proposed ‘New York Wheel’ would be world’s biggest
• Security fears limit probe of Libya attack
• Surge in Syrian refugees has agencies scrambling

ENTERTAINMENT

• A genre-blending triumph
• Art exhibiits
• Branching out
• Christian acts visit The Sound Garden
• Deschutes Brewery wins World's Best Beer title
• Eclectic cinema
• Eleven Eyes tonight at Astro Lounge
• Ewwwww!
• Family Calendar
• Get ready for 'Kickoff’
• Going out
• HDCM to kick off fifth season Nov. 2
• ‘Hotel Transylvania’ garners few laughs
• In praise of the ‘new’ Jackalope
• Jeff Crosby's band to play two shows
• Movie times
• Music releases
• Mysore violin brothers return
• Oregon artisans to grant Young Violinist Award
• Pac-12 Networks available on web
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• ‘666 Park’ joins Sunday night television’s clash of the titans
• Planning ahead
• Poetry of Yeats visits Innovation Theatre
• Proposed ‘New York Wheel’ would be world’s biggest
• Questions & answers
• Seattle’s Klover Jane at Liquid Lounge
• Ski film to be shown in Bend on Saturday
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• Talbot to bring his guitar to Silver Moon
• The spoken word
• Upcoming concerts
• Why kids lose their creativity
• ‘Won’t Back Down’ will truly inspire

RESTAURANTS

• Deschutes Brewery wins World's Best Beer title
• In praise of the ‘new’ Jackalope

OPINION

• Beebe, Carr and Merritt for Prineville council
• Bibliotherapy just one of the many benefits of reading
• Keep notices in Bulletin
• Look at qualifications, performance
• Tram is a great idea
• Unger’s patience, experience best for Deschutes
• What’s wrong with wealth?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• At Paris Motor Show, industry settles into new economic reality
• Closure reroutes hikers, bikers
• Some Tumalo trails may reopen