September 30, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A changing palette in Wyoming
• A fourth option, but still no UGB
• Bend City Council approves 11 layoffs
• Candidate forums
• Chili
• Correction
• Evans bids for seat on Redmond council
• Experts debate safety of tribal food supplies if climate changes
• Giving new life to old barn wood
• Grant could open bank in Chiloquin
• Group wants medical marijuana dispensaries
• In the swing of things
• Index: Executives’ confidence improves
• Inquiry to look at how Wizard Fire got out of control
• Local experts worry consumers could take a hit
• McCain and Obama camps trade barbs over failed rescue plan
• Measure 65 forum
• 2 men sought by police in copper theft bust
• Motorcyclist killed after high-speed chase
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• OPB brings radio show to Bend for talk on economy
• Park official wins advocacy award
• Scrap metal business thrives in downturn
• Stabbing victim refuses to ID suspect
• State ranks low in oversight and cost of child care
• State’s recycling rates down for second year
• Trail named after ex-Rep. Weaver
• TriMet to add police, cameras, inspectors
• UO scientists teach at Eastern Oregon schools

BUSINESS

• A fourth option, but still no UGB
• Authorities aid banks in Europe
• Bank consolidations raise the specter of higher fees
• Bend City Council approves 11 layoffs
• Business Calendar
• Consumer spending weakens in August
• Depression fears are unfounded, experts say
• Giving new life to old barn wood
• In the ads, there’s a feeling of Christmas
• Index: Executives’ confidence improves
• Justice, SEC probing Fannie and Freddie
• Little-known Web browser, Opera, is a speed demon worth trying out
• Local experts worry consumers could take a hit
• Making sense of the market and what it means for you
• Morgan Stanley raises $9B in capital
• News of Record: Deeds
• Shoppers can get a little more playful at Whole Foods
• Technology is not making us dumb; it’s freeing minds
• Walden bucks his party in voting for the bailout
• With bill rejected, the Fed, Treasury have some options

SPORTS

• Armstrong wants to race in Australia
• Beaver Huddle set Thursday in Bend
• Bend riders tackle race in Guatemala
• Bend Rugby Club wins match on home turf
• Bicycling course for commuters offered
• Bobcat cross-country run coming soon
• Boldin hit draws suspension for Jet
• Chinese player set to face No. 1 Williams
• Cog Wild’s bicycle shuttle over for season
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Culver loses twice in prep volleyball
• Dirty Dozen early registration continues
• Five Outlaws score in Sky-Em League victory
• Late field goal gives Steelers victory in OT
• Local reining club schedules practices
• Locker out for 6-8 weeks for Washington
• MBSEF conditioning program offered
• On the Air
• Oxford Cross Country Classic on Saturday
• Pac Am gets warm reception in C.O.
• Player from Bend wins national tennis title
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rams fire Linehan, turn to Haslett
• Skyliners Winter Sports Swap on tap
• Sprinting to the finish
• Start of an Oden Era?
• Still running
• Thrilla Cross Series ends on Thursday
• Volunteers needed for swim program
• White Sox to play one more day
• Youth basketball registration starting

OBITS

• Dionicio Morales was early Hispanic activist in L.A.
• Osborn Elliott led Newsweek’s rebirth

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Joann R. Hensley
• Olive Dora Colburn

NATION & WORLD

• Actor James Dean dies at 24 in 1955 car crash
• At a glance: Sen. Smith’s company and federal contracts
• 12 bodies found next to school in Mexico
• China detains 22 in tainted milk case
• Congress OKs a ban on mercury exports
• Dionicio Morales was early Hispanic activist in L.A.
• Everglades restoration in peril, report finds
• Fatal car bomb targets Lebanese troops
• Hubble repair mission is delayed until 2009
• Judge in Stevens trial rebukes prosecutors
• Justice report critical of attorney firings
• Latest forecast calls for snow — up on Mars
• Military, technology have limits, Gates says
• Olmert: Peace requires withdrawals by Israelis
• Osborn Elliott led Newsweek’s rebirth
• Pentagon to launch new Africa command
• Report finds violations at most nursing homes
• Thousands flee violent Pakistani border area
• Troops free tour group taken from Egypt
• U.S. Navy is watching ship seized by pirates
• Walden bucks his party in voting for the bailout
• World’s largest puzzle? We’ll see

FEATURES

• A hearty soup rich with garlic
• A little Oktoberfest history
• Area author inspired by colorful past hopes others will be, too
• Chili
• Chili recipes
• Coffee grounds add valuable nitrogen to your compost pile
• Hardy asters are top pick for fall gardens
• Heirlooms: the tomato of the people
• Making a home in the garden
• Pears and Stilton pair well in this creamy potato soup
• Recipe Finder
• Renovate a small kitchen on a budget
• Report finds violations at most nursing homes
• Saving treasured books
• Smoke tomatoes for a soup packed with flavor
• Spruce up your yard with trees for pretty fall colors
• Sweeten up your dishes with fresh basil
• ‘The Modern Baker’ streamlines prep time
• This beef stew starts on the stove, ends in the oven

ENTERTAINMENT

• Area author inspired by colorful past hopes others will be, too
• Calendar
• Communication workshops set for deaf American Indians
• Enjoy beer and poetry at Nature of Words fundraiser
• Ledger’s ex-lawyer, insurer fight over policy
• McCready to serve 60-day sentence
• Reel time
• Stars of Sci Fi Channel’s ‘Sanctuary’ seeing green
• The Boss will play Super Bowl halftime
• Truth is a weapon in ‘Miracle’

OPINION

• McCabe, Curths for Crook court
• McCain a bad pilot
• Oregon’s public schools need a lot more nurses
• Stop the waste
• Support college
• Time to face the facts: Timber payments gone
• Vote for Obama

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Candidate forums
• Correction