October 04, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A renaissance for a space age relic
• A rough stretch for a yoga teacher
• AEDs, trained staff at races helps heart patients
• Arsenic in rice? Don't panic
• Bend dentist ordered to pay $350,000
• Bend startups among finalists
• Bend viewers give president the edge in first debate
• Bright future for Redmond High
• Candidates tout plans for economy
• Correction
• Costume swap coming up
• Deadline looms for foreclosure claims
• Delirium could be prevented much of the time, experts say
• Diluted tattoo ink may cause infections
• 7 elderly care centers purchased
• Election calendar
• FBI identifies homicide victim
• Fire destroys home in Powell Butte
• Health Events
• Health People
• Kale: Yes, it’s good for you, but don’t overdo it
• LandWatch files in federal court to stop Bend water project
• Lane officials delay coal export talks
• Love endures
• Man accused of sabotaging bike trails still working for county
• Man gets 13 years for kidnapping 2 girls
• Most see health law becoming a reality, poll finds
• Neither party bus nor driver licensed
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Noise ordinance draws complaints from musicians, venue operator
• Portland’s plan for more taxis prompts protest
• Rogue River fire official on paid leave
• Sit-ups are out. Planks are in.
• Skype allows sailor to witness birth of son from Middle East
• St. Charles to absorb Madras hospital on Jan. 1
• 3 stabbed in fight on Oregon City bus
• Study looks at lifespan, calories
• 3 teens escape detention facility; 1 caught
• Teens fake hostage situation to escape J Bar J
• Warnings cut crash-related ER visits
• Well shot! Reader photos
• Which foods benefit workouts?
• Wreckage removed from Rogue River

BUSINESS

• Bend startups among finalists
• Bright future for Redmond High
• Business Calendar
• 7 elderly care centers purchased
• Fan sites settle charges of underage data mining
• Former Typhoon exec enters plea
• How do you like them apples?
• How to create a will that’s fair to your loved ones
• Lenovo steps up presence in the U.S.
• Local products to be displayed
• News of Record: Permits
• Paying the shopper
• Service industries up in September

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• A’s and Yankees take divisions on season’s final day
• Banned coach can go to Saints game
• Detroit’s Cabrera wins first Triple Crown in 45 years
• Ducks finding balance with offense, defense in Pac-12 play
• Few deer hunters find success in Ochoco District on opening weekend
• Fly-tying corner
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Kokanee fishing picks up on Lake Billy Chinook
• Many area trails are closed
• National League roundup
• NBA sets flopping penalties, fines
• On the Air
• Riley rights ship for No. 14 OSU
• Sports in Brief
• Summit, Bend meet with a lot on the line
• The big browns of fall
• The good old days of bird hunting in the Umpqua Valley

OBITS

• Betty Lou Breshears Martin
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Frank Wilson wrote hits for Motown

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty Lou Breshears Martin
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Challenges in gubernatorial races put Democrats on the defensive
• Clinton promises inquiry into deadly Benghazi attack
• DNA test for infants helps diagnose diseases faster
• Fossils reveal existence of tiny dinosaurs
• Heirloom $5 bill may fetch windfall
• Man gives up St. Peter’s protest
• Memorial for Washington soldier incorporated into Honor Flight departure
• Morocco objects to ‘abortion ship’
• Officials face tough search for agent’s killer
• Plunging currency sparks clashes in Tehran
• Rare meningitis cases at 26 in 5 states; 4 dead
• Romney goes on offense
• Small-timers edged out of medical pot business
• Study: Presidential campaign ads more negative than past
• Turkey shells Syrian targets
• Warm Springs police, FBI search for missing woman

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Fan sites settle charges of underage data mining
• Fossils reveal existence of tiny dinosaurs
• Local Movie Times
• Noise ordinance draws complaints from musicians, venue operator
• Nurse Ratched won’t watch ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’
• The GTL routine will end, but the effects will live on

OPINION

• Buehler is the kind of leader Oregon needs right now
• Former DA supports Unger
• Oregon doesn’t need another recreational drug
• Romney’s wealth meant jobs for thousands
• Vote for Knute Buehler
• Yes on Measure 84 is a yes for small business