October 01, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A Rosh Hashana celebration in Bend
• Bend council candidates all over map in fundraising
• Bend Venture Conference announces its 4 finalists
• Burley's missed votes, though many, had no effect on outcome
• Candidate forums set for this month
• Communication tops candidates’ priorities in La Pine council race
• Crook County candidates forum
• Crooked River Ranch candidates forum
• Forums scheduled for ballot measures
• GOP: Stiegler’s ads should meet higher standard
• Groceries that feed your car
• High Desert ESD board seeks representative
• K-12 science contest will focus on rivers
• Kids in the hall
• KTVZ viewers to get digital switch reminders
• Man arrested following foot chase
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Palin clarifies Pakistan remark
• People On the Move
• Professional Air removes name from field talks
• PV Powered chosen for research project
• Qwest will raise rates for several telephone products
• Rains halt brush fire west of La Pine
• REALMS students to host car wash and barbecue
• Searching for the next big spud
• Sisters to host candidates forum
• State wants input on land use planning
• The complete list of votes Burley missed in the 2007 session
• Timber payments added to bailout bill
• UGB ‘coming to crunch time’
• Veterans ad attacks Obama’s credentials
• Warm Springs woman is charged in stabbing death on reservation

BUSINESS

• A welcome stock rebound, despite overall uncertainty
• Add IMDb to sites that offer free video
• Adjusted rescue plan may turn votes around
• Bend Venture Conference announces its 4 finalists
• Business Calendar
• Cascade Lakes sno-parks: Changes, additions ahead
• Finding a work routine when the kids leave
• Fundraiser to celebrate breast cancer survivors
• Groceries that feed your car
• KTVZ viewers to get digital switch reminders
• People On the Move
• Pfizer shifts focus
• PV Powered chosen for research project
• Qwest will raise rates for several telephone products
• Searching for the next big spud
• State wants input on land use planning
• Tighter credit only adds to auto industry’s troubles
• Top entertainment sellers
• Trust key in finding an auto mechanic
• Workplace trends increasingly blur the rules of overtime pay

SPORTS

• Alaska golfers make trip for Pac Am
• Angels get ready to face Red Sox
• Autocross finale set for Oct. 11-12 at Hoodoo Resort
• Bend scores easy IMC victory over hard-fighting Madras
• Bend takes 4-0 win over Madras
• Bend’s Cocco advances to first stage of Q-School
• Cashman gets deal to remain Yankees GM
• Cliff Lee, Brad Lidge win comeback awards
• Cubs pick up Piniella’s option for 2010
• Finish like a tour star
• Golf Week
• Great playoffs in golf, but it was a dull Super Bowl
• Huskies’ Locker looks to play new position
• On the Air
• Phillies focused on going deep into playoffs
• Prep Scoreboard
• Prineville to host barrel racing state finals this week
• Raiders fire Kiffin, promote line coach
• Riding with Lance
• Rule limiting events under field lights surprises some Bend-La Pine officials
• Torre returns to playoffs with new team
• UO QBs haven’t learned how to duck yet
• Weather gives Pac Am tourney a warm feeling
• White Sox win AL Central
• Williams advances to second round at Porsche Grand Prix

OBITS

• Hayden Carruth, 87, award-winning poet

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Angela Joy (Thompson) Harned
• Death Notices
• James Ray Bertram
• Ruth Burnett Coles

NATION & WORLD

• Adjusted rescue plan may turn votes around
• Alternative medicine: What works, and what doesn’t?
• American Express card debuts in 1958
• Cascade Lakes sno-parks: Changes, additions ahead
• Close friend testifies against Sen. Stevens
• Europeans to deploy monitors in Georgia
• FBI still won’t release anthrax documents
• Gray wolf back on endangered list in 3 states
• Green roofs take root
• Hayden Carruth, 87, award-winning poet
• In Illinois, former admirer of bin Laden gets 35 years
• Karzai sought Saudi help with Taliban
• McCain, Obama make their case for the bailout
• NASA marks a melancholy 50th
• Pakistan spy chief seen as tough on militants
• Pentagon keeping troop levels in Iraq steady through 2009
• Pirates deny reports of infighting off Somalia
• Study: EPA does little to control e-waste exports

FEATURES

• A Rosh Hashana celebration in Bend
• Alternative medicine: What works, and what doesn’t?
• Finding a work routine when the kids leave
• People On the Move

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Joel puts his money where his songs are
• Kids tune in – to orchestra
• Spears wants to have her day in court ... later
• That lousy Emmycast saluted some shows worth watching
• Ventura venturing into middle of conspiracies

OPINION

• A bad shade of green
• Blame dog owner
• Hollywood sense
• No to transit
• Obama misrepresented
• Oregon OK’s oyster bailout
• People over pipes
• Politicians always lie, but Americans should vote anyway