October 05, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Births
• Bither
• Calendar
• Chuck Burley relishes being region’s ‘gateway’ to Salem
• Crook County plans candidate events
• DeMarco
• Economic unrest shakes up the electoral battlegrounds
• Evans — Ehrhardt
• Filling up, COCC puts hope in $43.75M bond
• Find out how Central Oregon got its shape
• Fire damages vacant Bend home
• Freeman — Lucht
• Gilman unopposed for state House
• Hunting from above
• In a red state rolling in green, a relaxed take on the election
• Judy Stiegler, in Round 2 for the job, sees new opportunity
• Larson — Helmholtz
• League of Women Voters hosts events
• Looking for a home and a friend — and, with help, finding both
• Measure meetings in La Pine, Redmond
• News of Record: Deeds
• Now ya know: Why Palin has an accent
• Obama shifts focus to health coverage
• Palin ties Obama to a ’60s radical
• Recipe for success
• Redmond City Council gathering
• Replacing brake lights: Why go to the dealer?
• Rivera
• Series of forums planned in Redmond
• Sisters to hold candidate forum
• Volunteer Search
• With rain, Wizard Fire 90 percent contained
• 100 YEARS AGO Bend apple tree yields 750 pounds back in ’33

BUSINESS

• Aiming for a better shot at federal contracts
• ALTERNATIVE ENERGY In the bailout package, benefits for consumers
• ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX In the bailout package, benefits for consumers
• DEPOSIT INSURANCE In the bailout package, benefits for consumers
• Going beyond gasoline at a newly ‘green’ GM
• Hawaii promoting its value to visitors
• His one goal: A better Internet
• Looking for a home and a friend — and, with help, finding both
• MENTAL HEALTH PARITY In the bailout package, benefits for consumers
• Microsoft unveils its plans for Europe
• News of Record: Deeds
• Recipe for success
• Retailers: You’re in trouble this year, unless you sell toys
• SUNDRY TAX ITEMS In the bailout package, benefits for consumers
• Wall Street’s dominance is fading — and others are waiting
• Ways to save on after-school activities
• 30-year mortgages rise to 6.1 percent

SPORTS

• Baseball Beavers hit Bend swinging
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Bend High grad receives WCC honor
• Brewers extend series with win
• Cole released from hospital, at L.A. home
• College Football Scoreboard
• Creamer takes lead in Samsung
• Cruising at the Classic
• Former OSU coach Fertig dies at 66
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hagee recovering from heart surgery
• How to field dress a moose (Or an elk)
• James Earl Jones to get
• Jankovic, Petrova reach Porsche GP final
• Jockey Velazquez released from hospital
• Kvapil, Yates land pole position at Talladega
• National League divisional playoffs USC gets big win over Ducks
• On the Air
• Outlaws win third tourney of the season
• Penguins start season with win over Senators
• Prep Scoreboard
• Punchless Arizona State can not keep up with California
• QB leads Vandy to win, 5-0 start
• SAG lifetime award
• Scoreboard On the Air
• Storm cruise to another IMC victory
• Thoroughbred breaks North American record
• Tour organizer takes shot at Armstrong
• Wait ‘til next year, again: Cubs eliminated by L.A.

OBITS

• Anthony Spero was consigliere to mob clan
• Edward Klima brought insight to sign language
• Eletra Casadei created over-the-top dress style
• Mario Maya held sway in flamenco dance style

NATION & WORLD

• A boom of boomers expected to bring changes to senior centers
• A new focus: How to use the bailout
• ACLU blasts Forest Service in Rainbow Family flare-up
• Almost 8 years later, Bush makes trip home
• Al-Qaida in Iraq leader is reportedly killed
• Al-Qaida trumpets U.S. economic turmoil
• An Iraq that, once stabilized, could influence the wider Mideast
• Anthony Spero was consigliere to mob clan
• Barge-maker updates design
• Brawl ensues after frat house firebombed
• Dalton Gang nearly wiped out in 1892
• Death toll from Ike climbs to at least 70
• Deaths spotlight dangers on dunes
• Detainee cases facing delays despite ruling
• Displaced Haitians seek protected status
• Eastern Oregon schools given plan for repaying aid
• Eastern Oregon teen survives wilderness fall
• Edward Klima brought insight to sign language
• Eletra Casadei created over-the-top dress style
• Faith healers plead not guilty in death
• Fossett’s plane found, but a mystery looms
• In hungry Africa, foreigners farm for themselves
• Jury awards $11.7M in Washington child’s death
• Kim Jong Il makes public appearance
• Man who shot at teens sentenced to 10 years
• Mario Maya held sway in flamenco dance style
• Mill cuts 30 jobs in Philomath
• Opposition blasts Georgian president
• Pittsburgh diocese quits Episcopal church
• Poland leaves Iraq but still helping U.S.
• Pregnancy center gets temporary home
• Report faults FAA over outsourcing of repairs
• Simpson’s ’95 acquittal
• Taliban not to be beat, British officer says
• Temple plans dominate conference as 100,000 Mormons crowd Salt Lake
• The bailout aftermath
• U.S. diplomatic post in Iran put on hold
• Washington man pleads not guilty in wife’s 1990 death
• Woman gets 6 years in scalding of child

FEATURES

• Are you one of those narcissistic Facebook users?
• Bluegrass views and a taste of Kentucky’s Bourbon Trail
• Boo! Hollywood influences Halloween costumes – again
• Burly, but thirsty for fuel
• Buying cosmetics? Grab your glossary
• Fashion visits the dark side in goth exhibit
• Filling up, COCC puts hope in $43.75M bond
• Looking for a home and a friend — and, with help, finding both
• News of Record: Military Notes, College Notes
• Queen of Punk does DIY fashion
• Replacing brake lights: Why go to the dealer?
• Salon owner finds niche in selling styled hairpieces
• Stubborn tot plays hard to get with frustrated grandmother
• Toppenish: City of Murals

ENTERTAINMENT

• A novel way to tell stories
• Cleveland novelist again sets his thriller in Philadelphia
• Cole released from hospital, at L.A. home
• Dexter Filkins is among fine war writers
• Drifting and dancing at a day for families
• For these 3 novels, the thrills abound
• Former Oregon justice to hold book signings
• Griffin’s growing popularity threatens her D-list status
• Hagee recovering from heart surgery
• James Earl Jones to get
• Movie Times
• Opera sheds tradition, begins to embrace nudity
• Radio days revisited
• SAG lifetime award
• Students see their reflections in author’s pages
• The Bulletin seeks events for calendar

OPINION

• A Wall Street bailout? Let’s not forget a rescue for Supreme Court
• America’s nervous breakdown
• Court of peeves, now in session
• Give me liberty, and give me death
• It’s time to vote for Measure 57
• No on Measure 64
• Save the fat cats
• The Palin rebound
• Venezuela’s Chavez determined to destroy his country
• Why Sarah Palin is so appealing

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Replacing brake lights: Why go to the dealer?