September 25, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A workout at work
• Area property taxes go up as home values go down
• Biden: McCain’s foreign policy poor
• BPA move should lower electric bills for many in the region
• Calendar
• Cessna buys building at Bend airport
• City of Bend to debut new transit buses
• County OKs closing Wimp Way access at U.S. Highway 97
• Credit union manager sentenced to 2 years
• Crews make headway on Mount Hood blaze
• Crook County forums are set for October
• Crooked River Ranch to hold candidates forum
• Deschutes County and schools in Redmond delay bonds
• Former nurse sues Bend hospital over psychiatric lockup
• Governor scrubs scheduled raises for state directors
• High schools intervene early to keep students on track
• League of Women Voters candidate forums slated
• Lounging at Elk Lake
• Man gets life, no parole in plea deal for 3 murders
• Marcola-area residents want end to spraying
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Obama effigy found hanging from tree
• Ole Miss nervously watches squabble
• OSP seeks radio network funds
• Palin again meets foreign leaders
• Shipwreck salvage nears end
• St. Charles neonatal unit beefs up services
• Suspect arrested in truck theft
• Tax measure would fund La Pine park district
• 2 teens arrested after schools are vandalized
• Timber payments dropped from bill in House
• Weather spotter training offered

BUSINESS

• An anxiety-ridden day for credit markets
• Banking on the go: Services catching on
• BPA move should lower electric bills for many in the region
• BPA tries to settle dispute over rates
• Bush says inaction may bring a lengthy recession
• Business Calendar
• Cessna buys building at Bend airport
• Daimler is in talks to sell its Chrysler stake
• Don’t miss out on tax breaks
• Gear that juices up a vehicle and improves fuel economy? Can it be true?
• GM to sell factory, Hummer brand
• Goldman raising $5B in public stock offering
• Legislators deluged with e-mail against the bailout
• Major firm offers to oversee the bailout effort — for free
• News of Record: Permits
• Nike profit declines without tax benefit
• State: AIG insurance companies are sound
• U.S. home inventory, prices fall in August

SPORTS

• A firefighter, and a coach
• Archery season ends on Sunday
• Armstrong to ride with Astana in 2009 comeback
• Beavers look for another upset of Southern Cal
• Correction
• Ducks’ starting job at quarterback up for grabs
• Fly-tying corner
• Forest Service getting trails, shelters ready for the winter
• Giants suspend WR Burress for one game
• Going green
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Lions fire Millen after compiling 31-84 record
• Looking back on OSU’s storied Giant Killers
• On the Air
• Sisters boys soccer loses to Marist
• State commission adopts 2009 sport fishing regulations
• Stocked Clear Lake to provide good fishing for anglers
• Taming the beast at Bonneville Dam
• The other side of the reservoir
• Top-seed Jankovic reaches third round of China Open
• Twins top White Sox, close on Central lead
• UO, OSU get high marks for 2008 recruiting classes
• U.S. cyclist wins world title in women’s time trial

OBITS

• Barefoot Sanders was in Kennedy’s Dallas motorcade
• Football player Andros, 86
• John Taylor, 87, military expert at U.S. archives
• Margolis, 65, entertainment lawyer for famous clients
• Patrick Flynn, Southern California music director

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Barbara Jean Adams
• Death Notices
• Orvile 'Leon' Oatman
• Ruby Evelyn Strunk

NATION & WORLD

• An anxiety-ridden day for credit markets
• Aso officially Japan’s new prime minister
• Barefoot Sanders was in Kennedy’s Dallas motorcade
• BPA tries to settle dispute over rates
• Bush says inaction may bring a lengthy recession
• 2 Finnish school shooters fascinated with Columbine
• Ike-battered Galveston lets residents come back
• Immigrants to U.S. get a helping hand
• John Taylor, 87, military expert at U.S. archives
• Legislators deluged with e-mail against the bailout
• Long-delayed Iraqi election law passes
• Margolis, 65, entertainment lawyer for famous clients
• McCain steps off the trail to focus on bailout plan
• North Korea orders nuke inspectors out
• Patrick Flynn, Southern California music director
• Philippine WWII vets may be paid benefits
• Sandra Day O’Connor sworn in as first female Supreme Court justice in 1981
• Strong support in House for auto industry loan program
• The latest in surgery? No incisions - really
• Timber payments dropped from bill in House

FEATURES

• A workout at work
• A workout for women who like to throw their weights around
• Colds are catching in area schools
• Fighting off the allergens of autumn
• Food diaries can aid in loss of weight, research finds
• Former nurse sues Bend hospital over psychiatric lockup
• Health Datebook
• Hear ye! Hear ye!
• Inline skating builds strength, balance
• Massage helps recovery at cellular level, study says
• New center fuels controversy
• New ovarian cancer test is under fire
• People
• Pox parties continue despite vaccine
• Practice well worth it for any marathon race
• Ski conditioning: The box drop
• Splitting pills is an easy way to save money on medication
• St. Charles neonatal unit beefs up services
• The downsides of detox
• The latest in surgery? No incisions - really
• 5 things you didn’t know about pelvic inflammatory disease
• Try a hamburger and salad when munching at Burger King

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ashley Jensen pretty happy about her role in ‘Ugly Betty’
• Clay is gay: Aiken comes out of closet
• Community Datebook
• DD Ranch plans annual run/walk fundraiser
• Kidman cites ‘fertility waters’ in pregnancy
• McCartney says he has ‘a message of peace’
• Novel is final installment in ‘Roll on Columbia’ series
• Redmond walk raises funds for diabetes fight
• Try a hamburger and salad when munching at Burger King

RESTAURANTS

• Try a hamburger and salad when munching at Burger King

OPINION

• Animal group’s agenda
• Elect Telfer in District 27
• Gun owners beware
• Investing in climate change
• Palin has distorted her record, and McCain has bought it
• Palin no reformer

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• County OKs closing Wimp Way access at U.S. Highway 97
• Timber payments dropped from bill in House