September 21, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Behind the scenes, campaigns plan for presidential transition
• Bend-La Pine might tweak its electives to fulfill core class requirements
• Births
• Calendar
• California migration eroding GOP bastions
• Calm before the storm
• Candy store slated slated for downtown Bend
• Carter Anniversary
• Correction
• Costumes and combat at drama fundraiser
• Dailey — Johnston
• Democrats
• Fleming — Linker
• Historic rescue hits home for 2 Central Oregonians
• Kidnapping, sex abuse suspect jailed
• L.A. man arrested in Sunriver burglaries
• Lamprey need a hand in swim for survival
• McCain gained, spent
• ‘More than just an airline’
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama and McCain on the issues
• Peterson — Podwils
• Royce Butte Fire mop-up under way
• School for recovering teens draws protests
• Strange bedfellows
• Teacher merit pay, retention to go to voters
• ‘Troopergate’ hearing witnesses are no-shows
• Tumalo woman's invention links computer games and, yes, exercise
• Wheel buffing: Is it really that necessary?
• Where does Juniper Ridge go from here?
• 100 YEARS AGO Nosler brings bullet plant to Bend in ’58

BUSINESS

• Calm before the storm
• Candy store slated slated for downtown Bend
• Floating wind turbines, and miles away? Why the idea could take off in the U.S.
• ‘More than just an airline’
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon, 24 others ask MillerCoors to stop caffeinated drink
• Still making a mark, McDonald's rolls out the specialty drinks
• The pain of selling a home for much less than the loan
• Tumalo woman's invention links computer games and, yes, exercise
• Yale's fund reaped 4.5% in last year

SPORTS

• Americans still lead heading into final day of Ryder Cup
• Arizona State can’t stop No. 3 Georgia
• Bend girls soccer improves to 6-0
• Boise State hands Oregon its first loss
• Busch races to eighth Nationwide victory
• C.O. golfer cards 77 at Senior Amateur
• College Football Scoreboard
• Done in Six Seconds
• Going up?
• Golf Scoreboard
• LSU rallies to beat Auburn
• NASCAR strengthens drug policy
• On the Air
• O’Neal attorney denies drug allegations
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters knocks off defending 3A champ
• Summit gets second victory of season
• Trial likely in Spears driver’s license case
• U.S. wins, but still behind Spain
• Win helps Rays earn first playoff berth

OBITS

• Richard Sudhalter stirred up jazz scene
• Robert Katzman brought Alzheimer’s into prominence

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Dollie Ruth Shea Hamilton
• Martha P. Moody
• William 'Bill’ E. Hopkins

NATION & WORLD

• Administration pressed to end HIV travel ban
• Arizona draws fire on climate initiative
• As debates near, campaigns open to free-flowing format
• Columbia County drug court coordinator arrested
• Consultant’s tips can help you save money on your wedding
• Easy credit could be a casualty after crisis in financial markets
• Explaining the bailout
• Forest Service officer, fugitive shot to death
• France’s monarchy is voted abolished in 1792
• Frustrated Palestinians take a second look at a one-state solution
• In and around Houston, coping with Hurricane Ike
• In Baghdad’s rubble, a vision of tourist bliss
• In Iraq, latest attack in wave of violence on journalists is thwarted
• Mauricio Kagel a key avant-garde composer
• Medical marijuana patient is convicted of growing the drug in Washington
• Most agree: Intervene. But how, and how far?
• Pakistani leader takes middle road on militants
• Portland pledges $200,000 to Coos County Airport District
• Pressure forces out Mandela’s successor
• Richard Sudhalter stirred up jazz scene
• Robert Katzman brought Alzheimer’s into prominence
• Same-sex marriage tied to Obama factor
• Southern blaze burns into remote area of Crater Lake

FEATURES

• A floor mat for one style (SUV) but all seasons
• A sum less than its parts
• A touch of China in Eastern Oregon
• Classic biker jacket finds flirty, feminine form
• He’ll give them the coat off your back
• Historic rescue hits home for 2 Central Oregonians
• Hoofing it, on horse or foot, in the untamed West
• Is 95 the new 75? Or what about the new 35?
• Neglect costs dearly when car engine goes up in smoke
• News of Record: Military Notes, College Notes and Youth Notes
• Reel in the best options
• Report about beauty ideals reveals some ugly truths
• School for recovering teens draws protests
• Wheel buffing: Is it really that necessary?
• Woman recalls finding herself as parents searched for a mate

ENTERTAINMENT

• Beautiful chaos
• Bend Roots Revival to feature local artists
• Best-selling books
• Cans Film Festival seeks food donations
• Debut novel is a trip into the heart of innocence
• Ifill hits jackpot as VP debate moderator
• 4 killed in S.C. plane crash
• Movie Times
• O’Neal attorney denies drug allegations
• Philip Roth revives old themes in ‘Indignation’
• Read it and you’ll die laughing
• This art class welcomes late bloomers (and everyone else)
• Trial likely in Spears driver’s license case

OPINION

• A map to success
• A semi-lament for ‘whom’
• Back to Baghdad: This time, things are looking up
• Correction
• Don’t support Measure 61
• It’s best to keep it in Vegas
• Redefining higher ed in Central Oregon
• The good old boy who wears a skirt on the campaign trail
• The people behind a conservation success story
• Time is short: Let’s keep things honest
• Why experience always matters

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Wheel buffing: Is it really that necessary?
• Where does Juniper Ridge go from here?