November 02, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Coin dealer goes to jail for wire fraud
• Correction
• Dad-to-be is thinking about cheating
• Debris recycling at half price
• Developer told to pay $1.6M in asbestos case
• Dispatches
• Faces of Precinct 10
• It’s payback time for ATM thief
• Kate Brown passes own spending limit, kind of
• Keeping loved ones on the grid
• Man pleads guilty to Salem park slaying
• Man with gun at game gets 2-year sentence
• Money woes lead to cuts at Lane jail
• News of Record: Police Log
• No decision yet on putting bond on ballot in 2013
• No one on ballot in circuit judge race
• Police seek driver in hit-run fatal
• Restaurant Guide
• Shift in foreclosure activity drives jump in property suits
• Sisters paving a go this summer
• Speech dispute lands in federal court
• Staying home sick worries parents
• Study finds early puberty in boys
• Suspect in fatal stabbing may be linked to another
• Teens say parents break road rules
• The Infamous Stringdusters
• Volunteer Search Nov. 4, 2012
• Why do few women run for Bend City Council?
• Wife tells of night Hargrave killed son
• Work scheduled for roundabout
• Wyden wants probe of meth database

BUSINESS

• Analysts see gas prices falling
• Behind the numbers in today’s jobs report
• Central Oregon fuel prices
• Despite storm, sales are up
• Dispatches
• Ford keeps CEO on job — fow now
• Retailers get boost from October sales
• Shift in foreclosure activity drives jump in property suits
• Slumping Netflix has Icahn pumping in cash
• Sony sees losses start to slow

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Blake leads early at Champions Tour finale; Couples lurks
• Bolts beat staggering Chiefs 31-13
• Circuit event on tap in Redmond
• Ducks flying high behind low-key QB
• Gear up for winter
• Helping students be safe athletes
• Middle-of-the-pack teams face desperate times in second half
• NFL is hoping to deter players from faking injuries
• Oregon State’s Robinson following presidential, not hoops polls
• Sports in Brief
• Spurs stun Thunder on Parker’s buzzer-beater
• Summit boys aim for second straight title
• Woods says No. 1 rank is attainable

OBITS

• Bill Dees co-wrote ‘Oh, Pretty Woman’
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Bank freezes estate in BBC abuse scandal
• Behind the numbers in today’s jobs report
• Cannabis shops to stay open, Amsterdam says
• China presents vague plan to resolve Syria war
• CIA played role in Libya rescue effort
• Couple’s ordeal in Iran has happy ending in ‘Argo’
• Death toll up; gas runs short
• Ex-president charged in Penn State sex scandal
• High tides put half of Venice underwater
• Hostage taker in the spotlight - with insight
• Illinois woman stabs 2 children to death
• In Mexico, eyes on 3 marijuana measures
• Is a combat injury worse than a training injury? Judge says no
• Is Putin gravely ill? Questions mount
• Israel confirms killing Arafat deputy in 1988
• Most scientists mum on warming link
• New buyer appears for Wright house
• New England man gets 17 years in terror plot
• Release of Boy Scouts files stirs memories of sex abuse
• Today In History
• Women in Air Force: Sexual assault rampant

ENTERTAINMENT

• A slice of paradise
• A small step for 'Giants'
• Art Exhibits
• Blowfly in Redmond!
• Country Music Awards
• Couple’s ordeal in Iran has happy ending in ‘Argo’
• Day of the Dead
• ‘Dexter’ star approaches role on a ‘metaphoric level’
• Event calendar nov. 2-8
• Family Calendar
• Holiday bazaars
• Josh and Mer wrap up Northwest Best series
• Movie Times * For the week of Nov. 2
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Punk show in Bend!
• Sak to me!
• Slumping Netflix has Icahn pumping in cash
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• The Ascetic Junkies
• The Infamous Stringdusters
• The music of the night
• Travis Ehrenstrom plays tonight in Sisters
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• A slice of paradise

OPINION

• Brown has solid record
• Chudowsky will get decisions right
• Controls needed on invasive wild horses
• Giving credit, taking responsibility
• Hovekamp would help job creation
• Republicans put party above country
• Support Balyeat for judge
• U.S. should reform the electoral process for presidential races
• Water project delay hurts taxpayers

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Sisters paving a go this summer
• Work scheduled for roundabout