October 07, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Anderson—Mosser
• Appointee runs 1st race for attorney general
• Arathoon
• Bend decides in 1912 to use U.S. labor on sewer project
• Births
• Book fair supports quilt group
• Contact us with your ideas
• Did a seismic week change the race?
• Drones on the Range
• Eichel—Hunt
• Feds backing Cowlitz reservation, casino
• Fire south of Bend contained quickly
• Foreclosure rates are worst here
• Forest travel plan faces opposition
• Golden eagle lecture coming up
• Habitat benefit coming up
• Inmates work farm for food banks
• Longshoremen plan river protest
• Mills—Terrill
• News of Record: Deeds
• Occupy Portland marks anniversary with march
• One month left
• Oregon’s pot measure not drawing support, donations
• Public to meet Redmond finalist
• Recovered horses need homes
• Schwalk—Whitney
• Sisters High gets hospital-grade air filter system
• Symantec to build secure data facility
• Treasurer candidates push PERS reform
• Volunteer Search
• Washington cattle predation compels wolf pack eradication
• What to do after stepfamilies split?

BUSINESS

• Drones on the Range
• Foreclosure rates are worst here
• Guitar maker aims to stay plugged in
• In defense of paper
• News of Record: Deeds
• Solar panel glut new test for China
• Some first-timers skip starter home on the range
• Unfruitful fusion
• Women’s influence in advertising still a growth industry

SPORTS

• Blixt, de Jonge and Moore lead in Vegas
• Kahne takes pole at Talladega Superspeedway
• Mountain View goes OT to overtake Summit
• No. 2 Oregon defeats No. 23 Washington
• No. 14 Oregon State downs Washington State
• On the Air
• • Oregon State's defense bails out struggling offense in a win over Washington State
• Pac-12
• Prep Scoreboard
• Royal Oaks wins OGA team title
• Scoreboard
• Seattle living on the edge heading to Carolina
• Sisters girls take eighth in Albany
• Sports in Brief
• Stanford rallies past Arizona in overtime
• Tigers open series with 3-1 victory over Athletics
• Top 25
• Two perfect teams

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Gary Soules
• John Kevin Hartford
• Venezia wrote about horrors of Auschwitz

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Gary Soules
• John Kevin Hartford

NATION & WORLD

• A slow-burning rebellion, 2,000 miles from land
• Absentee voting rises — as does fear of fraud
• Americans join protest over drones in Pakistan
• Anti-terrorism raid turns deadly in France
• At stake in Venezuela: Chavez’s Cuba-Iran axis
• Court ruling
• • Democrats bet on Hispanics in Arizona
• Filipino Muslim rebels agree to peace pact
• Gas hits all-time high
• Guitar maker aims to stay plugged in
• In defense of paper
• Iran denies it has a plan to end nuclear standoff
• N. Korean soldier kills superiors, defects
• Obama brings in big money
• Parties’ shifting tactics seen in 2 swing states
• Pope’s butler gets 18 months in theft case
• Romney shows off his softer side
• Scant oversight in fatal outbreak
• Solar panel glut new test for China
• Some first-timers skip starter home on the range
• Syrian rebels’ Arab allies limit aid, citing U.S. fears
• Terror suspects appear in U.S. courts
• Tiny island is a warming bellwether
• Today
• Unfruitful fusion
• Venezia wrote about horrors of Auschwitz
• Women’s influence in advertising still a growth industry

FEATURES

• Desert discoveries

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• ‘Black Fridays’ is an intriguing look at greed, autism
• Community Calendar
• Fall Festival in full swing with pumpkins and pie
• Famed composer reverberates through centuries in broad story
• Guitar maker aims to stay plugged in
• He’s back, but memoir isn’t a look in the mirror
• Hometown inspiration is key to author’s tales
• Laurens’ latest is good if a bit verbose
• ‘Live by Night’ is a masterful novel
• Local Movie Times
• Lois Lowry just keeps on giving in new ‘Son’
• ‘Magnolias’ among the week’s best bets
• Pac-12
• Story of suburbia is sour and sweet
• Top 25

OPINION

• Brain science has its day in court at last
• Causes of invasive weeds
• Multiculturalism and free speech
• Noise ordinance changes deserve another hearing
• Plans for the election
• Re-elect Conger ; he got it done
• Seriously, it will take more than 4 years to fix the economy
• Stuck with bad art
• Vote no on park bond
• What China needs is its own dream
• When CIA intel meets political debate

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• 2012 Honda Civic LX deserves an apology
• Nozzle from plastic spray bottle unlikely to harm boat’s engine