October 30, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Addie girl
• Air travel: Some flights are grounded in Portland; Redmond is unaffected
• Argument ends in stabbing, arrest
• Ariel kids are loyal to Boys & Girls Club unit
• Arrest made in Harney killing
• Cartoonist leaves The Oregonian
• Cat loves corn
• Cookie contest
• Curtain falls on theater company
• Fire destroys Metolius home
• From hot to haute, tots aren’t just for kids
• Gas prices tumble 13 cents
• Getting ready for winter? Don’t forget your garden
• Golf course is miniature in game only
• Happiness in bar form
• Historic on the outside, contemporary on the inside
• 2 hurt when car hits sandwich shop
• Judge delays sentencing for man with gun at school
• Meatballs just like the ones mom used to make
• Medical pot grower gets 10 years for illegal sales
• Middle school gets new principal
• Missing since Saturday, two hikers found safe
• Money woes may halt Josephine County racing
• My dark companion: How a serial killer improved a life
• News of record: Deeds
• News of record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Pet calendar
• Photo fun (and a nice profit, too!)
• Reluctant clients get a much-needed trim
• Soften up that hard-to-open squash
• St. Charles Bend nurses OK contract
• State seeks ideas for long-term senior care
• Stiegler, Dugan land on their feet
• Take those tots for a dip
• The basics of bed coverings
• Victim in park ID’d as California girl, 15

BUSINESS

• Air travel: Some flights are grounded in Portland; Redmond is unaffected
• Apps that gather data pose legal questions
• Ariel kids are loyal to Boys & Girls Club unit
• Brewery founder receives award
• Halloween by the numbers
• High court weighs closely watched copyright case
• Merger creates publishing behemoth
• News of record: Deeds
• Photo fun (and a nice profit, too!)
• Storm’s impact yet to come
• Survey: Economic woes may defy next president
• Verizon will sell Nokia phone

SPORTS

• A Duck’s odd path to prestige
• Beavers go with Vaz against ASU Blazers hire new president/CEO
• Blazers hire new president/CEO
• Community sports calendar
• Community sports in brief
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Cowboy taking a long trip for short rides
• 49ers’ QB almost perfect in victory over Cardinals
• Floppers on notice as NBA season tips off
• On the Air
• Seahawks look for answers to third down defensive woes
• Sisters falls in seeding match
• Sports in Brief
• Sports sidesteps superstorm Sandy
• UConn coach proposes lower rims
• What’s the plan in IndyCar?

OBITS

• Deaths elsewhere
• Dorothy Shedd Kellogg
• Harriett E. Fitzgerald
• Kurtz was debunker of supernatural
• Melvin Willis Grant

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Dorothy Shedd Kellogg
• Harriett E. Fitzgerald
• Melvin Willis Grant

NATION & WORLD

• BBC opens inquiry into sex abuse case
• Cease-fire fails as violence erupts again
• Court hears challenge to law letting U.S. eavesdrop
• Despite safety, engineered foods carry stigma for some
• In Turkey, a power struggle is on vivid display in streets
• Kurtz was debunker of supernatural
• Libya warnings were plentiful, but strategy largely unchanged
• Obama, Romney differ little on security
• Oversight of specialty pharmacies inadequate, report says
• Storm tears inland
• Ukraine’s ruling party leads in election
• U.S. coordinates ant-militant push in Mali

ENTERTAINMENT

• Brewery founder receives award
• Fall TV, so far: Meh
• Holiday parade seeks ‘Misfits’
• Local Movie Times
• Their words

OPINION

• Balyeat is better choice
• Bank’s generosity to Boys & Girls Club sets an example
• Campbell has the right background
• Don’t repeat negative ad
• Elect water project opponents
• Measure 79 Will help keeps homes affordable
• Support Campbell for council
• Vote against park bond