October 12, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Ask Mr. Dad
• Bend would avoid worst of ‘fiscal cliff’ fallout, Eager says
• Clarification
• Class focuses on staying calm
• Council hopefuls offer views on Bend and ADA
• Critics claim casino investors have mixed record of results
• DEQ fines Army for sewage issues
• Dispatches
• Fired employee sues Central Point district
• Foreclosure settlement in effect
• Inspecting the Work
• Killer’s death sentence vacated by high court
• Klamath Tribes share in record salmon run
• Measure would move kicker cash to help education
• Mid Oregon VP named to post
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Open seat attracts two contenders
• Pipe fixed as legal wrangling continues
• Portland surgeon will quit medicine
• Redmond district seeks applicants
• Restaurant Guide
• Road dogs
• Shepherd’s House seeking donations
• Shooting suspect caught in Redmond
• St. Charles, nurses union reach tentative agreement
• Warm Springs man charged with murdering Jonas Miller
• Weekend rain could put end to fire season
• West’s last great train robbery gets closer look in documentary

BUSINESS

• Bend would avoid worst of ‘fiscal cliff’ fallout, Eager says
• Business Calendar
• Clarification
• Council hopefuls offer views on Bend and ADA
• Digital thrift stores take bargain-hunting online
• Dispatches
• Foreclosure settlement in effect
• Foreclosures hit 5-year low
• Inspecting the Work
• Mid Oregon VP named to post
• Natural gas set to rise as supply erodes
• Out to eat + kids
• Play on and under over and over again

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Arizona State rolls to 51-17 victory over Colorado
• Beano Cook was national authority on college football
• Field goals lift Titans over Steelers
• Giants earn trip to NLCS after Posey’s grand slam
• Grand Slam
• How Armstrong foiled the drug testers
• Madras falls to La Salle in Tri-Valley showdown
• Nationals top Cardinals, force deciding Game 5
• O’Hern shoots a 62 to take PGA lead
• Orioles push Yankees to Game 5 in extra innings
• OSU set to deal with ‘Ziggy,’ BYU defense
• Prep Scoreboard
• Seahawks’ Browner continuing his growth
• Speedskating coaches resign
• Sports in Brief
• Sports movies come into focus at BendFilm Festival
• Summit boys soccer shuts out Ridgeview
• The 1-2-3’s of the exotic 3-3-5
• Tigers headed back to ALCS
• U.S. needs win in WC qualifying

OBITS

• Beano Cook was national authority on college football
• Death notices
• Gibbons played key role in Great Society legislation
• Nona Lorene Cork Frogge

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Nona Lorene Cork Frogge

NATION & WORLD

• Border sees heavy fighting amid tension over plane
• Foreclosures hit 5-year low
• Gibbons played key role in Great Society legislation
• Hezbollah: We flew drone into Israel
• In debate, Biden’s demeanor eclipses the issues
• Japan, S. Korea hold talks on economy
• Mo Yan, China’s ‘wild man’ of fiction, wins Nobel
• Necropsy: Panda died of liver failure
• Powerful quake rocks Indonesia
• Spinal steroid injections have a history of trouble
• Strong words, questionable claims
• U.S. Embassy worker killed in Yemen
• U.S. vulnerable to cyberattacks, Panetta warns

ENTERTAINMENT

• A busy weekend at Silver Moon Brewing
• ART and CRAFT
• Art Exhibits
• Bend artist puts stamp on ODFW contest
• BendFilm invasion
• Edgar Allan Poe event kicks off ITW season
• Event calendar Oct. 12-18
• Family Calendar
• Going Out
• Keaton Collective comes to Bend
• Kevin James raises ‘Boom’ with his gruff, goofy charm
• Look who's evil now!
• Mo Yan, China’s ‘wild man’ of fiction, wins Nobel
• Montana poet repeats Obsidian Prize title
• Movie Times * For the week of Oct. 12
• New theater class starts Monday
• Out of Town
• Out to eat + kids
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning Ahead
• Reel Banjos
• Road dogs
• Show off your best costume
• Still has the power and the gory
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• Teaming up for chaos
• The Crux of the matter
• The Horned Hand hosts Sassparilla
• The return of the mighty Hillstomp
• Tin Pan, ITW host scary story slam
• Upcoming Concerts
• Zion I leads an eclectic bill at the Domino Room

RESTAURANTS

• The Crux of the matter

OPINION

• Burned timber is valuable
• Focus on armed forces
• If perfection is achieved, what is there to strive for?
• PERS is out of control
• Redmond’s art beats Bend’s
• Seniors need to discuss solutions with park board
• Vote Knopp for state Senate

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Pipe fixed as legal wrangling continues
• White, silver, other neutral colors most popular for 2012 vehicles