September 27, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Any distortions in the debate?
• Blind business owner sues Deschutes County
• Calendar
• Candidate forums
• Candidate meetings set in Crook County
• Church allowed 4 concerts a year
• CRR forum set
• Information session on IB program
• Local rally to urge a green path to economic strength
• $2M theft at a Bend home in silver coins and gold bars
• Measure 65 dialogue
• Memory walk shoots to collect $65,000 for Alzheimer’s
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Oregonians: Yea or nay on the bailout?
• Palin meets the press to poor reviews
• Search is on for man missing near Sunriver
• Sisters to host event
• That time of year
• WaMu seizure: So far, it’s business as usual
• What's Going Up
• Wizard Fire has been 10 percent contained

BUSINESS

• At a financial intersection, one banker wheels, deals
• Blind business owner sues Deschutes County
• Church allowed 4 concerts a year
• Congress prepares for a long weekend
• Cuomo expands short-selling inquiry
• Economy’s spring rebound lowered
• Local rally to urge a green path to economic strength
• Lord & Taylor chief’s ouster could be a sign of things to come
• Making the maze
• Oregon gets $19.6M for foreclosures
• Prineville’s place to see movies goes up for sale
• Salem solar factory to create 200 jobs
• Stimulus? 64,000 in state haven’t filed
• Voluntary oversight program ‘flawed,’ SEC chief concedes
• Wachovia, looking for help, turns to Citigroup
• WaMu seizure: So far, it’s business as usual
• What's Going Up

SPORTS

• Cougs finish on top in Civil War
• Ducks seek to rebound in Pullman
• Golf Scoreboard
• Kim keeps lead in Tour
• La Pine tops Elmira, improves to 4-1
• Milwaukee rallies to take wild-card lead
• Montoya disqualified at Sprint Cup
• National title on the line for trail runners
• NCAA football is slow to embrace technology
• Nothing little about ‘Quizz’ in OSU’s upset
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond girls soccer bounces back with win
• Roddick rallies, reaches semifinals at China Open
• Summit edges St. Helens, 28-21
• Summit stays undefeated with win against Corvallis

OBITS

• Big-voiced singer Haines teamed with Frank Sinatra
• Child actor and activist ‘Bud’ McDonald played part in ‘Our Gang’ films
• Miroslav Havel a master of glasswork

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Barbara J. Ellis
• Death Notices
• John William Garrett
• June Marie Houser

NATION & WORLD

• Big-voiced singer Haines teamed with Frank Sinatra
• Border Patrol provides boom to West’s towns
• Cash infusion re-arms war against malaria
• Child actor and activist ‘Bud’ McDonald played part in ‘Our Gang’ films
• Congress prepares for a long weekend
• Dems frame economy as a ‘values’ problem
• German police seize 2 terrorism suspects
• Kennedy back home after seizure, hospital stay
• Miroslav Havel a master of glasswork
• ‘No paper trail’ ordered for Stevens’ remodel
• Pirates seize Ukraine ship, infuriating U.S., Russia
• Popular Chinese candy linked to tainted milk
• Round one is over: Most agree it’s a tie
• Russia to lend $1B for weapons in Venezuela
• Shakira highlights children’s poverty
• UCLA mathematicians claim record in search for prime numbers
• Warren Commission report released in 1964, saying Oswald acted alone

FEATURES

• Dems frame economy as a ‘values’ problem
• Memory walk shoots to collect $65,000 for Alzheimer’s
• Religion in Brief

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend's Bavarian bash
• Brockovich working for Manhattan firm
• CW’s prize-winning ‘Beauty’ makes a new life for herself
• ‘Heroes’ star’s dad charged with battery
• Making the maze
• Prineville’s place to see movies goes up for sale

OPINION

• Barack Obama’s policies support a ‘culture of death’
• Can’t afford Obama
• From the Archives
• Off the cuff, but on the mark
• Palin’s OK
• Re-elect Clinton
• Vote for bus