October 02, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A ‘Big Look’ at Oregon’s statewide planning system
• Advisers to Bend council: Don’t promise anything yet
• Airline to donate $100,000 to jazz fest
• Archbishop criticizes governor on abortion
• Bend 2030 town hall scheduled for Oct. 16
• Bend-La Pine parents getting Web access to student records
• Bend-La Pine Schools’ enrollment increases
• Bend’s tap water isn’t filtered, but it still measures up
• Bill puts Smith in a tight spot
• Calendar
• Changing accountability
• Cigarettes focus of Capitol fire probe
• Coos Bay gives LNG project an extra year
• County approves mining activities in Millican Valley
• Crews hope weather helps on Wizard Fire
• Crooked River Ranch forum planned
• Default notices continue to pile up
• Deschutes libraries, schools team up
• Five things Sarah Palin must do 5 things Biden, Palin must do in the debate
• Forums for La Pine, Redmond measures
• Group proposes no-fishing zones
• Hazmat response shifts out of region
• House in Bend destroyed by fire
• League of Women Voters forums set
• Man denies murder but accepts plea deal, 10 years in prison
• McCain and Obama press hard for bailout
• New details in fatal motorcycle crash
• New Sacagawea statue placed at Fort Clatsop
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Palin family assets estimated at $1.2M
• Portland attorney arrested in burglary
• Prineville-Crook County forums set
• Questions about moderator’s book
• Redmond and Crook County plan cuts
• Redmond community center forum set
• Sisters candidates forum scheduled
• Timber payments get new life
• Union County plans Mount Emily land buy
• Voter registration deadline nears
• Woman in Madras died of natural causes

BUSINESS

• A ‘Big Look’ at Oregon’s statewide planning system
• Advisers to Bend council: Don’t promise anything yet
• Auto sales fall 27% in September
• Banks facing higher costs under new FDIC plan
• Bend-La Pine parents getting Web access to student records
• Buffett to invest $3 billion in GE
• Business Calendar
• Candy recalled amid contamination fears
• Caught up in the credit crisis
• County approves mining activities in Millican Valley
• Default notices continue to pile up
• Manufacturing drops
• Newly unemployed? There are options besides COBRA for health insurance
• News of Record: Permits
• Redmond and Crook County plan cuts
• Report: ImClone’s secret suitor is Eli Lilly
• Rescue plan gets new life
• Starbucks settles third NLRB complaint
• Wal-Mart sets sights on Christmas sales
• 50 years later, credit cards have changed America

SPORTS

• Anglers report success for kokanee on Odell
• Armstrong challenged by anti-doping agency
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Bay’s homer sparks Red Sox to 4-1 win
• Beavers look to take out another unbeaten
• Correction
• Deadline looms for buck, deer hunters
• Decent opportunity for bucks in Maury and Ochoco units
• Fly-tying corner
• Gilchrist football game time changed
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Lions edge out Sisters
• No. 17 Boise State rolls over Louisiana Tech
• Oden rolls ankle as Blazers begin practice
• On the Air
• Pacific Amateur for ladies, too
• Phillies grab first postseason victory
• Recovery plan released for mid-Columbia steelhead
• Rifle deer season gets under way this Saturday
• To the back of the line
• Top 10 deer hunting mistakes
• Trailblazers should be prepared for autumn
• Trio power Dodgers over Cubs
• Where’s Waldo Lake?
• Williams upset by Li, will drop in rankings

OBITS

• Marian McQuade founded National Grandparents Day

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Cheryl Lynn Harper
• Cheryle Ann Toomey-Smith
• Dale Steven "Steve" Dorn
• Death Notices
• Milt Davis helped Colts win 2 NFL titles in ’50s

NATION & WORLD

• A new type of aid for Sudan
• California to cover cost of HIV screening
• Chinese gold medalist gymnasts were of age
• Crisis puts tax moves into play in Congress
• Fair accused of evicting a paralyzed woman
• Foreign powers given OK to use force against pirates
• Fossett’s ID papers are reported found
• Hundreds arrested in anti-gang crackdown
• Iraq takes command of Sunni fighters
• Justices won’t revisit child rape issue
• Less money going to Mexico from U.S.
• Marian McQuade founded National Grandparents Day
• Monitors in Georgia enter buffer zone
• NATO forces to attack Afghan drug lords
• ‘Peanuts’ comic strip syndicated in 1950
• Program helps those with unaffordable mortgages
• Russian czar’s death political, court rules
• Senate gives final OK to U.S.-India nuke deal
• World’s heaviest man to wed in late October

FEATURES

• A rising tide of young swimmers
• A tiny paper cut, a whole lot of pain
• Ads target blacks for unhealthy messages, study says
• Augusto Odone defied doctors for son Lorenzo
• Bad economy means fewer boys
• Bend’s tap water isn’t filtered, but it still measures up
• Changing accountability
• Controversy over processed meats
• Feeding the body’s cancer defenses
• Focus on living better
• For a snack that’s full of fiber and protein, try a few chickpeas
• For some doctors, traveling to rural areas is part of the job
• Health Datebook
• Inpatient hospice facilities become more common
• Know your cholesterol level
• Most expensive hospital conditions
• Rock climbing can build strength and burn a lot of calories
• Teaching ‘Huckleberry Finn’ still raises a raft of concerns
• The lymph nodes
• Use these tips to save yourself from hair loss
• Water ultrasound rivals mammography

ENTERTAINMENT

• Adopt a greyhound
• Community Datebook
• DiCaprio isn’t ready to settle down yet
• History of cattle also a window to ranchers' lives
• Merv Griffin company sues Ed McMahon
• ‘Style’ could be shorter
• Tour du Chocolat fundraiser postponed
• 4 years after breaking up, Phish will reunite

OPINION

• Clinton for Bend council
• Fuel reduction necessary
• High school bias
• Oregon voters should preserve the double majority rule
• Unger best choice for commission
• Vote for Obama