September 18, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A path to survival
• Area deaths often go to the DA for review – but why?
• Aspen Lakes plan spurs debate
• Calendar
• Candidate forums slated for October
• Clarification
• Clinton won’t appear with Palin
• Collecting one crop, and preparing for the next
• Construction concerns
• Council: Northwest has electricity surplus
• Court approves changes to PERS
• Crook County turns attention to limiting destination resorts
• Crooked River Ranch will host candidates
• Double-majority law goes back to voters
• Evacuated residents return; Highway 58 reopens
• Fence lizard finds his post
• Fire crews slow march of blaze near Crescent
• In Deschutes, planners look for $200,000 to prevent more layoffs
• Land use committee seeks regional member
• Man killed in crash on highway near Sisters
• Man takes plea deal in Texas teen’s death
• McCain reverses stance on bailout
• McCain’s plan keys on bonuses, tutors
• Meet candidates for Crook County Court
• More Oregonians are seeking state aid
• Myrtle Creek man struck, killed on I-5
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• OSU gets $2.6 million donation for library
• Parents of Bend-La Pine students can pay for kids’ meals online
• People
• Salmon relief money on its way
• Search continues for missing 27-year-old
• Teen killed, 3 injured in Highway 22 crash
• Transit lecture in Bend tonight
• West Bend development prompts traffic concerns
• Willamette River study may impact wastewater practices
• Woman’s purse stolen on Prineville street

BUSINESS

• Are feds ready to give loan guarantees to automakers?
• Aspen Lakes plan spurs debate
• Barclays may acquire more of Lehman
• Business Calendar
• Construction concerns
• Crook County turns attention to limiting destination resorts
• For ailing Wall Street, the Fed becomes investor of last resort
• Housing construction falls 6.2% in August
• In Deschutes, planners look for $200,000 to prevent more layoffs
• Longs Drug rejects Walgreen’s takeover bid
• News of Record: Permits
• Nortel says it will cut its operations further
• Oil spikes $6 a barrel after 2-month slide
• Quarterly report: Oregon gained jobs
• Stocks tumble in frenzy
• Surge in mortgage refinancing short-lived
• Transit lecture in Bend tonight
• WaMu appears headed for sale
• Washington proposes workers’ comp rate hike
• Web sites help borrowers tap peers for cash

SPORTS

• Bear remain at higher elevations
• Beavers remember days of ‘Giants Killers’
• Bend golfer leads WSU to win
• Brewers stay in wild card hunt with win
• Columbia smallmouth bass hammer plastics
• Ducks prepare for Boise State
• Engine failure led to death of driver
• Fly-tying corner
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• It’s prime time for hiking in the Cascades
• Mariners LHP Washburn likely out for season
• Minus its stars, U.S. faces Spain in Davis Cup
• Nice fish being caught at Crane
• NW Pro Finals bring region’s best to Sisters
• On the Air
• Outlaws sweep top-five spots in boys, girls cross country races
• Pac-10 takes a hit after Black Saturday
• Platooning two QBs helps make Cougars dangerous
• Senior earns berth at Amateur
• Some tough times for bowhunters
• Swimming is a great aerobic workout that helps build strength
• Washington hires new athletic director
• Water colors
• With so many U.S. rookies, the past is easy to forget
• Wizards’ Arenas has third knee operation
• Yankees add security to prevent theft at Stadium

OBITS

• John Booth wrote about performing arts, theater
• Miller championed New York wine
• Nina Lawson tamed wigs, egos of Metropolitan Opera’s legends
• Whitfield shaped era-defining hits for Motown acts

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices

NATION & WORLD

• China’s ‘post-Olympic era’ off to a rocky start
• Civil rights bill passes Congress with more protections for disabled
• Controversial autism study is called off
• Cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol laid in 1793
• Father was a spy, Julius Rosenberg’s sons concede with regret
• Gates apologizes for civilian deaths in Afghanistan
• In Texas district, some teachers carry guns
• Invited home, then turned away
• John Booth wrote about performing arts, theater
• Judiciary committee questions handling of anthrax case
• Livni is poised to be Israel’s 2nd female PM
• Mexican police looking for grenade-thrower
• Miller championed New York wine
• Nina Lawson tamed wigs, egos of Metropolitan Opera’s legends
• Obama would aid high-need schools
• Oregonians to get heating assistance
• Prematurity might lead to problems in adulthood
• Prosecutors to appeal S. Africa’s Zuma ruling
• S. Korean media doubt Kim’s illness is serious
• Twin bombs hit street in Iraq; at least 8 die
• U.S. Embassy attacked in Yemen
• Whitfield shaped era-defining hits for Motown acts
• Younger students showing progress

FEATURES

• A path to survival
• Botox, other therapies may help migraines
• Brain function gets a boost from walking
• Candidates and health care
• Clarification
• Have you ever heard of quinoa? It packs a lot of iron and protein
• Health care spending
• Health Datebook
• Hungry? Skip the meat; try some mushrooms
• Learning from high school sports
• Nutrition quiz: Adding some spice
• People
• Prematurity might lead to problems in adulthood
• Say bye-bye to trans fats
• Skin

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Datebook
• France’s first lady makes herself heard
• Full-page photos make bird identification easy
• Get outfitted for winter activities at Skyliners Winter Sports Swap
• Just a note to tell you ... I’m pregnant
• ‘Kath & Kim’ gets an American makeover
• Middle-school students invited to join new environmental club
• Region promotes its tasty side
• Ryan O’Neal, his son jailed in drug sweep

RESTAURANTS

• Region promotes its tasty side

OPINION

• Nurses prescribe … more nurses!
• Palin unqualified
• Presidential candidates must start addressing the issues
• Protect fish and Central Oregonians
• Read with skepticism
• Re-elect Clinton
• Talk straight
• Vote for Ahern

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Candidate forums slated for October
• Crooked River Ranch will host candidates
• Evacuated residents return; Highway 58 reopens
• Meet candidates for Crook County Court