September 14, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A Eugene man sells his truck for literal (not to mention delicious) dough
• 4 arrested in Tillamook marijuana growing case
• Births
• Ex-employee sues Black Butte Ranch, claiming discrimination
• Explosive past
• Given a date to die — and missing it
• GOP Round Up Saturday in Bend
• Grant could help put more canals in pipes
• How should you use pre-diluted coolant?
• Knoop — Laing
• League to host transit forum
• Long odds for their bipartisan promises
• New phone number will connect folks to the services they may need
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama lambasts rival’s ads on stump
• Obama takes a step back as Biden takes on a bigger role
• Oregon group weighs smaller kicker, bigger general reserve fund
• Palin makes first solo appearance
• Pals of Palin
• Petersen
• Police nab gator on Gresham hiking trail
• Portland parents charged in international sex ring
• Price
• Prineville jail goes co-ed 100 years ago
• Rape victim set to appear in new Smith TV spot
• Rogers — Van Matre
• Scaly ... and interesting
• Series of events for candidates
• Similar hops, different brews
• State plans facility to compost roadkill
• Swift Boat alumni prepare Obama ad
• That fresh hops taste
• The Bulletin hosts candidate forum
• What to do with Freddie, Fannie? Neither candidate offers specifics

BUSINESS

• As migrants head north, U.S. retirees flock south
• Central Oregon building permits down in August
• Ex-employee sues Black Butte Ranch, claiming discrimination
• For tourism, summer ended up a mixed bag
• Green energy startups drawing investor interest - plenty, in fact
• Manufacturers are ready for ultra-mobile PCs; is the market?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Retro, unrealistic, yet so in
• Rise of the business credit card
• Similar hops, different brews
• That fresh hops taste
• Trade one California home for 13 in Iowa
• 6 ways to save on prescription drugs
• 30-year mortgages lowest since April

SPORTS

• Bali Open final set with Paszek, Schnyder
• Beavers beat Hawaii to finally get in win column
• Big Brown wins on turf in New Jersey
• College Football Scoreboard
• Cougars deliver a rout on the road
• Cubs-Astros games will be moved to Milwaukee
• Ducks need a pair of overtimes to top Purdue
• Georgia stays undefeated
• Golf Scoreboard
• Lava Bears earn first IMC victory of season
• Marquez wins easily in lightweight debut
• Mountain View girls soccer earns a shutout at Ashland
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ravens-Texans game rescheduled for Nov. 9
• Reliever hits magic mark with victory
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks prepare to take on 49ers’ journeyman quarterback
• Stanford seeks second LPGA title, takes lead in Alabama
• Storm serves notice
• USC routs Ohio State

OBITS

• Fashion designer Gregory Poe created stir with whimsical line of plastic items
• Martin Tytell, known as ‘Mr. Typewriter,’ kept 2 million typefaces
• Mary Dunn taught yoga to thousands
• Nouhak Phoumsavanh was a key figure in Laotian politics
• Ron Rivera brought clean water to many

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices

NATION & WORLD

• Army adding troops in Alaska, Hawaii
• Berkeley tree-sitters may be gone, but conflict’s roots remain
• Biologist makes sure bats not left behind
• 2 bomb blasts in Myanmar kill 2
• China detains 19 as formula sickens infants worldwide
• Death toll for landslide in China at least 254
• Dual citizens don’t always see dueling loyalties
• Fashion designer Gregory Poe created stir with whimsical line of plastic items
• Field of Lehman buyers narrows to two
• Francis Scott Key inspired to write ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’ on this day in 1814
• Ike"s wake: Power out, thousands stranded
• Ike’s storm surge was far less than predicted
• Impact on economy, too, should be less than feared
• In shift, Pakistan to pursue diplomacy with U.S. on raids
• IRS finds rampant tax-service errors
• L.A. commuter train ran red light before crash, rail line says
• Martin Tytell, known as ‘Mr. Typewriter,’ kept 2 million typefaces
• Mary Dunn taught yoga to thousands
• Mexicans find bodies, suspect drug gangs
• New Delhi in chaos mode after latest wave of deadly militant attacks
• Nouhak Phoumsavanh was a key figure in Laotian politics
• Plane crash in Russia kills all 88 aboard
• Pope visits Lourdes, famed for its miracles
• Popular Iraqi TV show’s crew killed
• Rescuers descend on Texas
• Ron Rivera brought clean water to many
• Russia continues posturing, but weaknesses apparent in conflict
• Russia pulls back
• Tentative deal reached with Washington workers union
• Thailand lifts 12-day state of emergency
• U.S. arms sales jump $20 billion from ’05
• Washington Week
• Woman who started ’02 wildfire in Colorado testifies in lawsuit

FEATURES

• As he nears 90, no pain for yoga master
• Explosive past
• Given a date to die — and missing it
• How should you use pre-diluted coolant?
• News of Record: Reunions, College Notes and Youth Notes
• On the river, fun for a cause
• Pagan weddings are on the rise
• Pals of Palin
• Pope visits Lourdes, famed for its miracles
• Retro, unrealistic, yet so in
• ‘Take a Child Outside’ week has gained some ground
• 4 things to do in New England
• T-shirt irony gives way to love, peace and recycling

ENTERTAINMENT

• A humorous (and realistic) take on motherhood, life
• After strike, next-to-new shows get a second chance to hit big
• Best-selling books
• ‘Big Book’ may be too big, but bigger can be better
• Calendar
• Celebrating four years of spreading the word
• For tourism, summer ended up a mixed bag
• Higgins thriller has a familiar plot that falters
• Mom of T.I.’s sons wants more money
• On the river, fun for a cause
• Own a zoo? New memoir proves it really is possible
• Paparazzi get duped by Spears look-alike
• Singer Kelis cleared of 2007 incident charges
• Sisters street festival to celebrate autumn
• Sprout Film Festival benefits local nonprofit
• To this man, snakes were to be studied
• Vampires stake claim on audiences’ hearts

OPINION

• At least so far, it’s not looking like the Asian century
• Bethlehem Inn’s needs are still here
• Convention coverage was fair
• It’s not whining for women to push for better help
• Proposal succeeds best at being unfair
• Terrorism is not a war with a single enemy
• Tighten license rules for youths
• Voters listen from the gut
• What was feminism back in the day?
• When less isn’t more

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• GOP Round Up Saturday in Bend
• How should you use pre-diluted coolant?
• League to host transit forum
• Series of events for candidates
• The Bulletin hosts candidate forum