October 03, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bray victim will drop suit, says attorney
• Bridge Creek project spurs political passions
• Business Calendar
• California group heads north with rescued pets
• Caregiver sued in theft of dead man’s benefits
• Conviction overturned because of shackles in courtroom
• Correction
• Differing visions
• FBI identifies homicide victim on Warm Springs reservation
• Hotel in Old Mill District planned
• J Bar J juveniles' escape foiled Tuesday
• $3M grant to fund medical training at Medford community college
• Medford rain gauge records no precipitation in September
• Military Notes
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log
• Park board, lawyer discuss litigation
• Party bus company probed in girl’s death
• Plea change expected in sex case
• Pot measure struggles with fundraising as campaigns report expenses, budgets
• Prineville fined for wastewater
• Rearranging the larder
• Sex offenders vetted in Prineville
• Sisters, Crook County districts to revise goals for state
• State candidates forum verges on heated debate
• Stolen car driven to court appearance
• Teen adjusts attitude, finds success
• Umatilla inmate’s death investigated
• UO leader planning for governing board
• Volunteer Search Oct. 7, 2012

BUSINESS

• As economy slows, real estate bubble looms
• Ban on Samsung tablet sales lifted
• Berkshire to sell Southern Oregon short-line railroad
• Boutique moves to downtown
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Facebook launches new help center
• Holiday flights to be pricey
• Home prices rebound 4.6%
• Hotel in Old Mill District planned
• Latin American gold rush brings riches, conflict
• Nashelle Jewelry will ‘pop up’ soon
• Online channel TakePart TV aims to face the ‘big issues’
• Race for holiday jobs begins at large retail chains
• Report:Millionaires got jobless benefits
• Same clothes, fall look
• Skin creams that help capture the eyes of men

SPORTS

• All that offense keeps fans coming back to the stadium
• American League roundup
• Basketball
• Boxing
• C.O. cowboys in line for WNFR
• Defying his age
• Golf Week
• Hockey
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Pac-12 revolving around the state of Oregon
• Ravens rally, top Cowgirls
• Storm edge defending league champ Cougars
• Success of Rams kicker no surprise to coaches
• Summit volleyball gets a sweep at Mountain View
• Undersize crowds love their underdog Athletics

OBITS

• Burke led Johnson & Johnson through Tylenol poisonings
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Harold Eugene Beaubien

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Harold Eugene Beaubien

NATION & WORLD

• As economy slows, real estate bubble looms
• Ban on Samsung tablet sales lifted
• Border agent shot, killed on patrol
• Burke led Johnson & Johnson through Tylenol poisonings
• Debates ripe for memorable moments
• Facebook launches new help center
• 7 held in connection with ferry collision
• Home prices rebound 4.6%
• Intelligence initiative found wanting
• Judge delays enactment of Pennsylvania voter law
• Latin American gold rush brings riches, conflict
• Online channel TakePart TV aims to face the ‘big issues’
• Race for holiday jobs begins at large retail chains
• Report:Millionaires got jobless benefits
• Syrian TV rips Hamas leader

ENTERTAINMENT

• Academy gets its guy
• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• Online channel TakePart TV aims to face the ‘big issues’

OPINION

• Administration puts taxpayers on the hook
• Asking for photo ID
• Balyeat almost perfect
• Balyeat ‘hugely qualified’
• Conger’s accomplishments
• Deferred deportation plan will increase unemployment
• Salvage, replant after fires
• Wheeler’s vision, experience right for state treasurer