October 17, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bendites cheer tussle
• COCC doubles amount of students graduating
• Correction
• DANI Naturals to open for holidays
• Fire restrictions lifted in forests
• Handcrafted finds in alley market
• Injunction puts Bend water project on hold
• Inspectors find 54 boats infested with invasives
• Killer tells newspaper of racial motives, but disputes charges of conspiracy
• Lane County workers sue over road money
• Mountain View High senior is top debater
• New Saturday vendor market
• New voters hurry to register
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• PAC raising funds for Sno-Park
• Parts of Madras get Web upgrade
• Pot legalization supporters seek prominent conservatives’ help
• Private casino backers end campaign
• Redmond loses manager finalist
• Sawyer’s tort claim denied
• Spice shop hosts anniversary party
• Student chases, nabs alleged car thief
• Transit agency now a vehicle in Mideast debate

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Citigroup makes big changes at the top
• Cost of living creeps higher on surging energy prices
• DANI Naturals to open for holidays
• Deschutes Brewery to reach Chicago
• Embattled Murdoch aide said to get $11M payout
• Farmers of unmodified crops fear sales troubles, lawsuits
• Fleet of foot, on land or in the air
• From racers to residents?
• Google told privacy policy must be clearer to users
• Handcrafted finds in alley market
• Injunction puts Bend water project on hold
• Making sense of those care labels
• Microsoft debuts Surface, company’s first tablet
• New Saturday vendor market
• Not all sick days are illness-related
• Parts of Madras get Web upgrade
• Payments on the go
• Spice shop hosts anniversary party
• State jobless rate dips slightly

SPORTS

• Cards back home for NLCS Game 3
• Culver spikers’ win streak hits 12
• Early goal enough to lead Storm over Lava Bears
• European Tour/PGA Tour of Australasia
• LPGA Tour
• Mariota staying cool as starting QB for No. 2 Ducks
• No. 3 Florida winning without throwing
• On the Air
• Owners offering 50-50 split of revenue
• Pac-12 filled with surprises at season midpoint
• PGA Tour
• Shutout clinches Sky-Em title for Outlaws
• Some faster players are getting too slow
• Sports in Brief
• Tigers a win away from AL pennant
• Web.com Tour
• Women’s league sign-ups extended
• World Cup hunt continues for U.S.

OBITS

• Casscells was chief medical officer at Pentagon
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Eleanor Lila Champlin Barnes

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Eleanor Lila Champlin Barnes

NATION & WORLD

• Appeals court judges question California greenhouse gas rules
• Casscells was chief medical officer at Pentagon
• Chinese poll show new attitude to democracy
• Clinton takes Benghazi blame; GOP unmoved
• Dirty shoes? How did steroids get contaminated?
• Embattled Murdoch aide said to get $11M payout
• Fact check: Obama, Romney recycle misleading claims
• Farmers of unmodified crops fear sales troubles, lawsuits
• Karadzic claims innocence at tribunal
• New planet next door, astronomically speaking
• Picasso, Monets stolen in Dutch heist
• 2 points on which race could turn
• Police stop 2 visitors to Pakistani girl
• Praise, skepticism greets Cuba’s easing of travel rules
• Rivals clash in tense display
• Study: Warm weather off U.S. makes big storms more likely
• Syrian rebels in Aleppo mostly poor, pious, rural
• Three 9/11 defendants sit out tribunal hearing
• U.K. blocks extradition of hacker to U.S.

FEATURES

• Fleet of foot, on land or in the air

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Deschutes Brewery to reach Chicago
• ‘Horror’ has rarely been this fun — intentionally, anyway
• Local Movie Times

OPINION

• Balyeat has integrity
• Chudowsky, McCoy, Eckman, Clinton for Bend Council
• Conger good for reform of PERS, education
• County commissioners may be to blame
• Democrats should look at where party is headed
• Hovekamp is best choice for Oregon House
• Keep Unger in office
• Vote for Russell, Knight, Campbell, Clinton