September 24, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A blustery stroll on Virginia Beach
• A moment of recognition
• A nice time to cast a fly
• 2 area men get $15,000 fines in state securities investigation
• Bend man gets 6 years for assaulting his wife
• Candidate forums are set for October
• Controlled burns planned near Sisters
• Coupon crunch
• Crook County candidate forums
• Crooked River Ranch candidates forum
• Custody battle of deer rises to appeals court
• Deschutes County wins $250,000 grant
• How should you react to all the market turmoil?
• Jefferson County and Madras near deal on urban growth
• Kids in the hall
• Naming Bend-La Pine Schools facilities is ‘not a policy issue’
• National Guard officer killed in Afghanistan
• New Carissa salvage down to final pieces
• News of Record: Police Log
• Obama concedes that bailout may force him to adjust plans
• Oregon lets some developments ban front-yard campaign efforts
• People On the Move
• Proposed options for U.S. Highway 97 in northern Bend
• Redmond could get a charter school by early 2009
• State committee to meet in Bend
• Statue helps kids remember former Gov. Tom McCall
• Third shortfall in a year may force cuts in Bend
• Transit supporters to meet today
• Water forum to be held in Bend
• What does ‘green’ really mean?

BUSINESS

• Bill including timber funds now faces House hurdle
• Buffett to invest $5B in Goldman Sachs
• Business Calendar
• Chrysler aims to sell electric car in 2010
• Company offers board game parties
• Coupon crunch
• Culinary whiz has recipe for picking right cookbook
• Ethanol-free fuel rare but still out there
• Home prices drop
• House OKs credit card legislation
• How should you react to all the market turmoil?
• Jefferson County and Madras near deal on urban growth
• Naming Bend-La Pine Schools facilities is ‘not a policy issue’
• Oregon lets some developments ban front-yard campaign efforts
• People On the Move
• Retailers not expecting to have happy holidays
• These shoes were made for walking
• Third shortfall in a year may force cuts in Bend
• Top entertainment sellers
• Tossed aside? What a waste
• Updated Zunes, iPods make choice harder
• Vulture investors are swooping in
• What does ‘green’ really mean?
• Women often lack glitter in their golden years
• Working dads find family time on playing field

SPORTS

• A dozen athletes agree to leave their brains to concussion study
• Adjust ball position to control ball flight
• Allmendinger out at Red Bull for 2009
• Browns’ starting QB may get benched
• Cougars roll to IMC victory over Storm
• Golf Week
• Guard returns to Washington Wizards
• La Pine assistant pro shoots low score at Fall Tour
• Love receives Stewart Award
• Mangini anticipates Favre to play Sunday
• Martin earns top finish at Northwest Open
• NFL suspends Saints’ guard without pay
• No. 1 Trojans a bit wary of Oregon State
• Ohio State tailback to return after injury
• On the Air
• One day, 63 holes
• Prep Scoreboard
• Red Sox plan to retire Pesky’s No. 6 on Friday
• Sisters girls soccer scores Sky-Em win
• Spaniards get winning starts in China
• Spring training will expand by nearly a week
• Sunriver golfer ends run at Senior Amateur
• Texans to play home opener at Reliant
• Twins a step closer to White Sox with win
• White Buffaloes win third consecutive game
• Widgi Creek Golf Club starts food drive

OBITS

• Dean Hoge was expert on Catholic priesthood
• Johnny Hayes was a Democratic fundraiser
• Julius Title was longtime judge in California
• Tuskegee airman Vernon Sport was affirmative-action advocate

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Frank M. Reedze

NATION & WORLD

• A first look at the first of the Google phones
• California budget is signed, 85 days late
• Congress reaches deal on big rail-safety bill
• Dean Hoge was expert on Catholic priesthood
• Finnish gunman kills 10, had made Web videos
• Freddie kept paying firm of McCain aide
• Gates: No more troops in Afghanistan till mid-’09
• Girl’s hand reattached after jump rope mishap
• Gulf Coast officials ask Congress for money
• Johnny Hayes was a Democratic fundraiser
• Julius Title was longtime judge in California
• Jury selection begins in Stevens trial
• Offshore drilling ban to expire
• Other solutions diverge from $700B package
• Palin brushes up on foreign policy
• 1 penny, 4 new designs
• S. African government upheaval a false alarm
• State gets ‘filling stations’ for electric cars
• Suspected U.S. drone downed in Pakistan
• Thousands of prisoners are freed in Myanmar
• Thousands ruined on ‘Black Friday’ in 1869
• Tossed aside? What a waste
• Tuskegee airman Vernon Sport was affirmative-action advocate
• U.S. troops accidentally kill Sunni leader in Iraq
• Vulture investors are swooping in
• 7 Western states offer sweeping climate pact
• Youth expected to vote en masse

FEATURES

• People On the Move
• Shoes get the boot with a wearable hybrid
• What’s that smell in the fridge?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Baldwin book rails against family court
• Calendar
• Familiar ‘Knight Rider’ has a few new tricks
• Spielberg donation supports gay marriage
• Tyler Perry helps feed Atlanta’s hungry

OPINION

• A real entrance
• Airport options
• Choose Wayne Fording
• I lived, too
• McCain’s genius pick
• Unjust lawsuit
• Young adults would benefit from mandatory national service

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Candidate forums are set for October
• Crook County candidate forums
• Crooked River Ranch candidates forum
• Transit supporters to meet today