October 11, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Assisted living CEO to pay no civil fines
• Bend house destroyed in fire
• Booming grape harvest pleases winemakers in Umpqua Valley
• Business Calendar
• C. Oregon schools get mixed grades from state
• Correction
• Couple offers to adopt boy with mom on death row
• Dispatches
• EDCO picks new county manager
• F-15 has trouble landing at base
• Foreclosures set to strain court
• Forest sector work highlighted
• Former state rep. to fill Senate spot
• Free skin cancer screenings
• Geothermal test delayed again
• Health Events
• Health People
• Legislature examines autonomy for universities
• Man gets 33 years for attack on boy in restaurant
• Motorcycle crash injures 1 man
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Opposing sides try to settle pipeline conflict
• Oregon getting yet another data center
• Park board won't discuss senior group's $1M claim
• Pertussis cases rise
• Prescribed burns planned today
• S. Korea eases ban on Northwest spuds
• Salem school bus involved in crash
• Scientist: Kennewick Man lived on coast, not valley
• State says Knight lied about continuing education
• Trial begins in lawsuit against KBR by soldiers exposed to toxin in Iraq

BUSINESS

• ‘Biggest Loser’ contestant’s success motivates others
• Business Calendar
• Buying medications online? Beware bogus FDA agents
• Dad vs. food: a constant struggle
• EDCO picks new county manager
• E-health care beckons older Americans
• Ensuring the care of a family member with special needs
• Foreclosures set to strain court
• Forest sector work highlighted
• Free-fall record try set for Sunday
• Geothermal test delayed again
• Mediterranean dieters fared well
• Opposing sides try to settle pipeline conflict
• Park board won't discuss senior group's $1M claim
• Pizza joints are Going upper crust
• Report predicts decline in PC sales
• Senate investigating data brokers
• Stealth smoothies put more nutrients into kids’ breakfasts
• Study links BPA, obesity in kids
• Sugar in the spotlight
• Tomatoes may reduce stroke risk

SPORTS

• A’s rally past Tigers in ninth to set up deciding game
• Big East no doormat with three unbeatens
• Blazers top Lakers in preseason play
• Carpenter pitches Cards past Nats for 2-1 series lead
• Elk season on the way
• Fishing report
• Fly-tying corner
• Football’s Karras found 2nd career as an actor
• Gymnastics can be great for kids, but know the risks
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Hunting report
• If the sun is a golf ball, what is the size of the Earth?
• It's all downhill from here
• Lincecum, Giants top Reds 8-3, force Game 5
• Madras plays for Tri-Valley lead tonight
• Madras volleyball sweeps Gladstone in Tri-Valley match
• NFC is in another league as balance of power shifts
• On the Air
• OSU-Cascades set to start club sports program
• Penn State coach O’Brien engineering amazing turnaround
• Sides still at odds in labor talks
• Sports in Brief
• The fish of a thousand casts on the McKenzie River
• Trails in need of precipitation
• USADA: Armstrong doping evidence overwhelming
• Yankees, Ibanez take ALDS lead

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Football’s Karras found 2nd career as an actor
• Nona Lorene Cork Frogge

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Nona Lorene Cork Frogge

NATION & WORLD

• American chemists win Nobel Prize
• Americans making fewer visits to doctor
• Brothers nab rattlesnakes for a living in California
• Buying medications online? Beware bogus FDA agents
• China officials to skip meeting in Tokyo
• Court upholds S. Carolina voter ID law, but delays enforcement till after election
• E-health care beckons older Americans
• Ensuring the care of a family member with special needs
• Free birth control lowers abortion rates
• Free-fall record try set for Sunday
• Health care direction awaits verdict of presidential election
• Jill Biden steps up involvement in campaign
• Justices grill both sides’ lawyers
• Kindergartners getting vaccinated
• Mexico: Drug lord taken down by accident
• Pakistanis outraged by shooting of girl
• Pizza joints are Going upper crust
• Report predicts decline in PC sales
• Senate investigating data brokers
• State Dept. rejected requests for additional security in Libya
• Study links BPA, obesity in kids
• Turkey intercepts airliner as top general warns Syria
• USADA: Armstrong doping evidence overwhelming
• What Biden, Ryan need to do to win

ENTERTAINMENT

• BendFilm invasion
• Bendfilm opens today
• 2012 BendFilm schedule
• Bray rape victim appears on ‘Today’
• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• How ‘Always Sunny’ stays fresh, funny
• Local Movie Times
• Pizza joints are Going upper crust

OPINION

• Candidates’ lies and distortions make elections a farce
• Can’t keep blaming Bush
• Choose Volpert for Oregon Court of Appeals judge
• Don’t pay for PERS
• Give Sisters a visit
• Support King for Redmond Council
• Vote McCabe for judge in Crook County
• Wolf guarding henhouse

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Motorcycle crash injures 1 man
• Woman sues city of Bend over bike crash injury