September 22, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• An eco-pitch
• Ashland revamps its solar power policy
• Bend High hopes to bring global focus to students
• Campaign Calendar
• Cutting junipers to gain water is no mirage, a study shows
• Election Day? Been there — done that
• How the crisis on Wall Street refocuses the campaign
• Man arrested in Bend burglary
• Measure 58 limits ESL classes
• New battleground boosts donations
• News of Record: Bankruptcies and Civil Suits
• Only short delays from area road projects
• Palin to meet with Kissinger, leaders
• Pursue state beef inspection system
• Search under way for Tillamook man
• Sisters home destroyed in fire
• The candidates comment on their science policies
• Vivid skies over white sands
• Warmth will return after a few chilly days
• Why are many of these animals ignored?

BUSINESS

• An eco-pitch
• At thrift stores, supplies are thin as demand soars
• Business Calendar
• Folgers markets a new coffee to cost-cutting home brewers
• For when, not if, your hard drive fails
• GE, a lending giant, is dragged down in the banking turmoil
• 5 hindrances to financial success
• Music labels trying a new digital format
• Politico to expand after the election
• Radical shift for investment banks
• Strikers encouraged to file for jobless pay
• U.S. awaits investors’ verdict
• Wall Street fastens its seat belt Wall Street fastens its seatbelt
• Why one investor is a favorite among startups

SPORTS

• Auto racing Scoreboard
• Biffle continues Chase domination in Dover
• Blaine might stumble blindly out of stunt
• Boston clinches tie for the AL wild card
• Busch’s season unravels in two races
• CCC champion finishes second in Spanish Vuelta
• C.O. golfer in a playoff at U.S. Senior Amateur In Brief
• C.O. set to host Fall Tour on four courses
• Doomed crew in S.C. crash thought tire blew
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hotshots lose game with Beijing Ducks
• It’s all downhill
• Making Contact
• Miami stuns Patriots in New England
• Nadal knocks U.S. out of Davis Cup
• On the Air
• Pacific Crest Trail hiker does 460 miles his way
• Rolling right along
• Scoreboard
• ‘Sopranos’ actor’s trial set for October
• UO depth chart at quarterback getting shorter with each game
• U.S. tops Europe to win Ryder Cup
• Yankee Stadium is going, going gone
• Yankees, and a Ruth, say farewell

OBITS

• Drummer Earl Palmer, 83, played with Little Richard
• Mary Garber led the way for female sports journalists
• Pioneering physiologist Paola Timiras studied aging

NATION & WORLD

• A story of Alaska in trial of senator
• Acai’s a phenom, but at a cost to rain forest?
• Bailout backlash in the making?
• Battered Galveston is itching to rebuild
• Blast comes at critical time for Pakistan
• Cambridge’s fantastical clock even tells the time
• Candidates want safeguards in a bailout
• 6 children in custody after raid on compound
• College panel calls for less focus on SATs
• Drummer Earl Palmer, 83, played with Little Richard
• EPA retreats on standard for perchlorate in water
• Feds craft regional plan for livestock disease
• ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ opens in 1964
• Honolulu’s pro-rail mayor forced into runoff
• In Italy, a cleanup of nature to save it
• Mary Garber led the way for female sports journalists
• Mbeki denies seeking payback for his ouster
• Nearly 13,000 infants ailing in China’s ‘milk scandal’
• Olmert steps down; maneuvering begins
• Piety sells on TV during Ramadan
• Pioneering physiologist Paola Timiras studied aging
• Small accidents mean big trouble for atom smasher
• Tribes’ ancestors honored with new mural
• U.S. soldier accused of abusing, killing Iraqi

FEATURES

• Dr. Right could be a few clicks away
• Elderly patients need helping hands during visits to doctor
• Sisters gets creative at fall festival

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• ‘Mad Men’ Emmy heralds cable’s rise
• Movie Times
• Sisters gets creative at fall festival

OPINION

• Barack Obama’s recent moves prove he is all too human
• Saying no on airport is saying no to job growth for Bend
• Whisnant is best choice for district

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Only short delays from area road projects