September 15, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend's new batch of business experts
• Biden assails McCain at stop
• Biden stumps, but seemingly always in Sarah Palin’s shadow
• Candidates’ Web sites get to know the voters
• Couple of hot days will usher in week
• Deschutes Junction upgrade on horizon
• High Desert head turners
• Ideas on emissions, climate at Bend talk
• Man in custody after Portland standoff
• Marion County tracks parolees with GPS devices
• McCain in North, appealing to South
• Mount Hood railway back in service
• News of Record: Bankruptcies and Civil Suits
• Obama hits record $66M for August
• Panel recommends raises for officials
• Projects continue in Redmond, Crook County
• Redmond voters will decide on funding of pool, rec center
• Small fires break out over weekend
• Smith, Merkley plan debates in Senate race
• Strategy targets big salmon runs
• The Bulletin hosts candidate forum
• Truth sacrificed because it works

BUSINESS

• A failure, a rescue, a reshaped market
• As a price protest, this textbook is free
• Banks worry about the role of short-sellers
• Bend's new batch of business experts
• Business Calendar
• Candidates both favor a stronger border, more legal workers
• Gas prices climb as refineries remain idle
• How a false news report and clumsy technology sank a stock
• Ideas on emissions, climate at Bend talk
• Italy tries to broker rescue of airline
• New to parenting? Avoid these financial mistakes
• Rush is on to prevent AIG’s collapse
• Slate creators launch a new business site
• Trying to plan a dream wedding, minus the debt
• Wi-Fi names: a peek at your fellow users

SPORTS

• Auto Racing Scoreboard
• Bend woman takes first in 100-mile run
• Biffle opens Chase with New Hampshire victory
• Cubs’ Zambrano throws no-hitter
• Down the Deschutes
• Ducks’ Stewart scores twice in Panthers’ win
• Eaks defends title at Champions Tour event
• Italian GP winner is youngest in F-1 history
• Motorcycle race brings unusual fan mix to Indy
• NFL Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon State earned first win, but USC looms
• Points-leader Busch struggles in Chase opener
• Russia tops Spain, wins its fourth Fed Cup in five years
• Scoreboard
• UO’s backs are carrying the load for the Ducks
• What’s Ahead

OBITS

• Demographer Calvin Beale looked past the numbers
• Novelist David Foster Wallace dies at 46
• Peter Camejo shared ticket with Ralph Nader in 2004

NATION & WORLD

• A young girl’s ordeal: to smile only on the inside
• Bomber strikes U.N. convoy in Afghanistan
• Candidates both favor a stronger border, more legal workers
• Death toll increases in Bolivian crisis
• Deep brain stimulation helps woman for whom ‘every step was a struggle’
• Deep brain stimulation offers hope on illnesses that resist treatment
• Demographer Calvin Beale looked past the numbers
• Deposed leader’s in-law wins backing in Thailand
• Engine failure studied in Russian air crash
• For youths, anti-psychotic medications still pose risks
• Honoring work on statins, bacteria and bits of RNA
• In Galveston, Ike’s aftermath worse than the actual storm
• 2 lose posts over slide deaths in China
• NASA’s chief warns that the agency’s star is fading
• New York City occupied by British forces in 1776
• Novelist David Foster Wallace dies at 46
• Offshore drilling teeters toward an approval vote
• Peter Camejo shared ticket with Ralph Nader in 2004
• Rescuing, trying to cope in storm-battered Texas
• Stem cell technology patented by university in Japan
• Sunni leader killed near Baghdad home
• Toting a laptop? Relief is coming to airport checkpoints
• Warning signal focus of inquiry in train crash
• Working amid tragedy, forensic scientists try to help families find peace
• Zimbabwe opposition to get Cabinet majority

ENTERTAINMENT

• Cynthia Nixon, Tim Conway win Emmys
• Ducks race to the finish
• Matt Damon, Wyclef Jean visit Haiti in ruins

OPINION

• Concerns about Palin
• Help for concussions
• ODOT goes wrong way
• Price at the pump
• The Republican focus should be on the social animal
• Tort caps a good idea for everyone

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Deschutes Junction upgrade on horizon
• Projects continue in Redmond, Crook County
• The Bulletin hosts candidate forum