September 28, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend Police survey finds highest concern over drugs
• Births
• Body of missing Tillamook man found
• Calendar
• Candidates replay debate on campaign trail, in D.C.
• Charlene 'Punky' Ann Nipper Cooper
• Cliff Charles Benson
• Cook — Kerlin Marriages
• Demand, fuel’s cost force up firewood prices
• Do fuel-injector cleaners even make a difference?
• Even in race for treasurer, Wall Street, Main Street play a role
• Ewing Anniversaries
• Fay — Tryon
• Fire burns in La Pine residence’s bedroom
• Florence Marie Sisco Woods
• Hensley — O’Brien
• Kribs
• Lafferty — Goodrich
• Litter of all sorts collected on the outskirts of Bend
• Miller
• More cuts coming in Bend?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Precinct 1 Hungry for change
• Prineville woman dies in Highway 20 crash
• Robert 'Bobby' Lee Morse
• Ruth B. Coles
• Sandra A. (Olsen) Tillman
• Saving Mirror Pond from a swampy fate
• Scenic vistas, soaring cliffs of Smith Rock hold a mystery
• Wizard Fire grows, still 10 percent contained
• 100 YEARS AGO Famed Cardinals plan stopover for a ballgame in Bend in 1933

BUSINESS

• Brazil nears the top tier of oil producers
• California’s economy
• Can rescue plan make a profit for taxpayers?
• Demand, fuel’s cost force up firewood prices
• For Gallo, it all started with red jug wine. Next: China, and tequila
• Made-in-China yachts highlight manufacturing shift
• More cuts coming in Bend?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Prospering
• Small cars, but big advantages
• Solar panels are vanishing, only to reappear on the Web
• What 100-year-old GM must do to get to 2010
• Your money, managed

SPORTS

• Armstrong may have to wait for comeback
• At Pac Am Golf Classic, 13 is a lucky number
• College Football Scoreboard
• College Football Scoreboard Cal wins easily against Colorado State
• Correction
• Corrections
• Cougs net 12 goals in victory
• Curlin sets money record with victory
• Garcia tops Tour Championship
• golf Scoreboard
• La Pine fire district asks voters to reinstate tax levy
• Lava Bears basketball to hold fundraiser
• Mosley stops Mayorga in final second of bout
• No. 8 Alabama rolls past No. 3 Georgia
• On the Air
• Oregon pounds Wazzou
• Oregon runners dominate trails
• Phillies clinch NL East title with win
• Roddick and Jankovic favored in China finals
• Scoreboard
• Summit girls best 34 other teams at McMinnville meet
• Well Armed earns Breeders Cup spot
• What will happen in wacky AFC next?

OBITS

• Robert Steinberg started new age of U.S. chocolate

NATION & WORLD

• A first-class actor (and a class act)
• A stamp collector’s Holocaust memorial
• After storms, Cuba lifts spirits with ideology
• Appeals court upholds crab limit
• $700B package fine-tuned to also help homeowners
• Behind AIG’s crisis, a blind eye to risks
• Bomb rocks crowded market in New Delhi
• China vows safer food
• Chinese celebrate their
• 2 die in dune buggy collision
• Eastern counties consider closures to forest roads
• Glittering sunstones draw rockhounds to sage country
• Hot-button cases await as justices end summer break
• House OKs India nuke deal
• Immigrants sending less
• In Syria, rare bombing leaves at least 17 dead
• Jury acquits Texan of killing teen intruder
• $35M for military cargo
• Massive spending bill - sans drilling ban - is sent to Bush’s desk
• Memorial dedicated to slain gay student
• Metal thieves strike military cemetery
• Millican mine project up for talks
• nation’s 1st spacewalk
• Pakistanis back fight
• Pirates
• Planning, luck cut Ike’s destructive toll
• Popular and closely watched, a sheriff faces new challenges
• Robert Steinberg started new age of U.S. chocolate
• Russia blasts dominant
• 18th-century viola left in N.Y. taxi is returned
• Trial key: Did Sen. Stevens know about the freebies?
• U.S. role in world affairs
• William the Conqueror invades England in 1066

FEATURES

• A glorious day in Venice, on a budget of $40
• Blending race and biology a balancing act for parents
• Do fuel-injector cleaners even make a difference?
• How to help kitty when moving
• Husband filled with regret after death of beloved wife
• It will pay off: Pay attention to tire pressure
• Mediocrity done well
• More surviving cardiac arrest here, thanks to ‘promising’ idea
• News of Record: Military Notes, College Notes and Youth Notes
• Precinct 1 Hungry for change
• Retirement homes tend to garden-loving residents
• So who did what and when before becoming president?
• Time to visit the vet? Here are a few helpful tips
• Tips on vintage from a model shopper
• Water therapy helps dogs gain mobility

ENTERTAINMENT

• A step into Holland
• Alternative weddings: Tradition with a twist
• Bend to the music
• Global warming scenarios come true in new novel
• ‘Labyrinth’ director is writing vampire saga
• Ladies of Wisteria Lane excited about new ‘Housewives’ direction
• Movie Times
• ‘Ms. Hempel’ is a story that teaches
• MUSIC MAN
• PBS series to feature two health care documentaries
• Prospering
• Special calendar section to list holiday fairs, bazaars
• They can’t keep Busta from rhyming in U.K.
• ‘Wall Street’ actor gets grilled about greed
• You’ll either hate or love ‘Owl’

OPINION

• Beyond the culture wars in Washington
• BPA benefits should be shared
• Dr. Frankenstein’s Wall Street
• Gorbachev reflects on what went wrong
• The convenient collapse of personal responsibility on Wall Street
• The crisis would be selling the U.S. economy short
• Thinking about McCain
• WaMu’s customers helped do the bank in

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Body of missing Tillamook man found
• Do fuel-injector cleaners even make a difference?
• Fire burns in La Pine residence’s bedroom
• Litter of all sorts collected on the outskirts of Bend
• Prineville woman dies in Highway 20 crash
• Wizard Fire grows, still 10 percent contained