November 03, 2005

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend man bags huge trophy elk
• Coming eye-to-eye with a big black bear
• Council to delay talks on transit
• County takes part in statewide emergency preparedness drill
• G Troop return to Redmond expected Friday
• House committee requests more money for heating aid
• Schools may require more science
• The art of field knives
• 6 vie for DeWolf position
• Vote on gravel mine delayed
• Walden bill would allow speedier salvage logging

BUSINESS

• Microsemi Corp. to acquire APT
• Regional banks fare well
• Small CO businesses struggle with labor shortages
• Vote on gravel mine delayed

SPORTS

• Elk yearlings above average in Ochoco
• Fly Tying Corner: Matthew's Marabou Spey
• Madras golf club to host tourney
• Ready to rumble
• Scoreboard
• Title contender not distracted by lawsuit, financial strains
• UO's Moos to speak at booster luncheon
• Wrestling officials meeting on Monday

OBITS

• Ethel Elsie Valliere
• Jack B. Weber
• John J. Carter

NATION & WORLD

• House committee requests more money for heating aid

FEATURES

• Cough may be linked to sinusitis
• County takes part in statewide emergency preparedness drill
• Exercise may help creaky joints
• Fact or fiction: Fava beans can be toxic for some people
• G Troop return to Redmond expected Friday
• Most parents only get check-ups when a problem is found
• New varicose vein procedure has patients healthier sooner
• Staying in focus

OPINION

• Bulletin biased
• Charge DeWolf
• Coming eye-to-eye with a big black bear
• DeWolf smeared
• DeWolf's behavior
• Don't throw stones
• Intelligent design proponents fail to discount evolution
• Opportunities for involvement