October 11, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Alaska inquiry concludes Palin abused powers
• Bend may have to get creative as city looks for ways to save
• Big deal for Bend fuel cell maker
• Bipolar disorder also affects children
• Breast-feeding Jolie fronts magazine cover
• Calendar
• China may allow sale of rural land rights
• Commissary exchange sale, health fair continues today
• Connecticut upholds gay marriage
• Correction
• Crook County candidates at forum
• Death Notices
• Deschutes fairgrounds RV park worker arrested
• 24 die in bombings, shootings across Iraq
• Environmental Center plans events
• Even Spears wonders what she was thinking
• Ex-president of Finland is awarded Peace Prize
• Fiery balloon crash in New Mexico kills 1
• Fire destroys manufactured home
• First manned Apollo mission launched on this day in 1968
• Forum to feature Sisters candidates
• Great escapes
• Hail to the rail
• Holocaust survivors speaking up for tolerance - before it’s too late
• In a first, scientists predict path of an Earth-impacting asteroid
• League of Women Voters to host events
• Louise M. Carlson
• ‘Love Makes a Family’ exhibit pays a visit to Bend church
• Mars rover launch planned in ’09
• McCain on Obama: Be ‘respectful’
• Metallica drummer to sell Basquiat painting
• Mexican violence claims dozens more
• Michael Mikey Christopher Hutchens
• More than 40 killed at anti-Taliban meeting
• NATO to attack Afghan drug lords
• News of Record: Police Log and Bend Fire Runs
• North Korea to get off of U.S. blacklist
• Obama on ballot in N.Y. as ‘Osama’
• Obama says he’ll overcome attacks
• Our pursuit of happiness: You can’t buy it, experts say
• Peru Cabinet resigns in bribery scandal
• Prineville candidates take our questions
• Redmond City Council forum
• Series of events on Redmond center
• Shepherd’s House shelter is holding out hope for more beds
• Slater has split personality on ‘My Own Worst Enemy’
• State rating a blow that Summit High doesn’t plan on repeating
• Take the Mensa test
• Timing — and luck — helped minimize 2008 fires
• U.S. journalists say they were abducted
• What's Going Up
• Worth the wait

BUSINESS

• August trade deficit falls to $59.1 billion
• Bend may have to get creative as city looks for ways to save
• Big deal for Bend fuel cell maker
• Crescent Creek: little used, scenic and pursuing a plan
• Fear, uncertainty roil world economies
• Federal regulators clear Wachovia deal
• General Electric’s profit off 22 percent
• GM, Chrysler exploring a historic merger
• Oil falls below $78 per barrel
• Stock falling, Morgan Stanley turns to a Japanese investor
• Volatile end to a wild week
• What's Going Up

SPORTS

• Baseball Scoreboard
• Beavers guard against sneak attack by Cougs
• Bend snowboarder is second in World Cup season-opening event
• Bend volleyball stays in playoff picture with sweep
• Correction
• Gilchrist football wins on road
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hasselbeck likely out for Seahawks
• Into the pool
• Kyle Busch earns 20th NASCAR win in ‘08
• Long shot leads Texas Open
• Newcomers lead Columbus to victory at Dallas
• No. 1 Jankovic reaches semis
• On the Air
• Phils outscore L.A., take 2-0 NLCS lead
• Prep Scoreboard
• Red Sox shut down Rays in ALCS opener
• Sign-ups Monday for youth wrestling
• Trail Blazers cruise to victory over Hawks
• UCLA visits UO squad trying to recover from loss

OBITS

• Eileen Herlie starred on ‘All My Children’
• Oregon wine pioneer David Lett dies at 69

FEATURES

• As election nears, Catholic Church is riven by debate
• Auction planned to help Redmond freshman see new president sworn in
• Mormons are urged to strive for unity in face of criticism
• Religion in Brief
• Whoob! whoob! whoob!

OPINION

• Bulletin should have refused to distribute radical Islam movie
• Burley punished for moderation
• From the Archives
• Over the edge
• Volunteer
• Vote for Eckman
• Vote security
• Vote the top