October 15, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Administration memos tell wildlife officials to ignore impact of global warming
• After hurricanes, finding the coastline rearranged
• Although criticized, debates have changed the dynamics
• Auctioneer steps in to help move homes
• Calendar
• Canadas conservatives forecast to win election
• Charles Leonard Johnson
• China recalls more dairy products
• Clifton 'Kieth' Ramsay
• Colleague calls Stevens a true lion of Senate
• Community center talks set in Redmond
• Contain your kitchen
• Correction
• Crook County forum scheduled
• Death notices
• Environmental Center to host forum
• $4.50 fee extended at airport
• Firefighters attack blaze closing in on L.A. homes
• Fishin’ in the midday sun
• Funding snag may put brakes on La Pine bus line, but which one?
• Getting ready to vote
• Group dismisses voter-fraud claims
• Ham radio club starting
• Hams, baked with honey, arrive
• Harlan Banta
• Hermann Goering poisons himself before he’s to be executed in 1946
• In Oregon, Smith tries to ride the Democratic wave
• Iraqi leaders reviewing ‘final’ U.S. security pact
• Janet shrinks tour
• Joanne Engels
• Justices reject appeal by death row inmate
• Kids in the hall
• Lessons in confidence - and splashing, too
• LNG backers apply to build a facility in Clatsop County
• Man executed despite arguing he was too fat
• McCain’s tough ads may be backfiring
• More COCC students than ever seeking financial aid
• N. Korea allows U.N. in main nuclear site
• NASA preps Hubble to fix glitch by remote
• Nellie Evelyn Mondell
• New representative selected for ESD board
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Nobel laureate decries shift from tuberculosis
• Oregon man’s Pampered pumpkin is picked as plumpest of them all
• OSU-Cascades to start four new programs
• Pearl E. Wardle Shields
• People On the Move
• Plan for Redmond industrial site clears key hurdle
• Pool play in Madras
• Power-sharing deal in doubt in Zimbabwe
• Redmond City Council event is scheduled
• Revisiting the bailout
• Sheriff’s Office seeking missing girl
• ‘SNL’s’ Shannon adds fire to comedy ‘Kath & Kim’
• State Highway 242 open again following rock slide
• Syria establishes ties with Lebanon
• Third-party hopefuls to debate on Sunday
• Treasurer hopefuls tackle issues at Bend forum
• VFW hosting candidate forum
• William Thomas Wyatt
• Without financing, Tetherow on hold indefinitely
• Wolves back on endangered list, but maybe not for long
• Wyden, Stiegler to talk on veterans

BUSINESS

• Add a touch of home to your office space
• After rally, reality of recession hits
• Auctioneer steps in to help move homes
• Authorities shut down a major spam ring
• Business Calendar
• Contain your kitchen
• Daimler closing Portland plant
• $4.50 fee extended at airport
• Flaky? Stinky? Dry? Then its time to toss your makeup
• Gas prices diving
• Hams, baked with honey, arrive
• Intel’s profit rises
• Linens ‘n Things throws in the towel
• Museums help inspire holiday gifts for kids
• People On the Move
• Plan for Redmond industrial site clears key hurdle
• Stuck with a rotten job? Try to make the most of it
• Top entertainment sellers
• Without financing, Tetherow on hold indefinitely

SPORTS

• Baseball Scoreboard
• Big Fat Tour hits Bend this weekend
• Bush wants mountain biking in national parks
• Cougars bounce back to get easy IMC victory
• Golf Scoreboard
• Late win keeps Cougars in hunt for playoffs
• Marleau gets 2 goals in Sharks’ 5-2 win
• Memories of Ballesteros amid wishes for recovery
• Nadal, Murray will advance to third round at Madrid Masters
• Now is the time to buy new gear
• On the Air
• Panthers get CVC victory
• Phillies’ Howard still trying to put his stamp against Dodgers NLCS
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rays surge to 3-1 ALCS lead
• Redmond rolls to easy win over North Salem
• Tetherow offers special locals rate
• Three variables for greater power
• Wakefield latest Boston starter to flop against Tampa Bay
• Winter wonderland

OBITS

• Neal Hefti composed themes to ‘Batman’ and ‘The Odd Couple’

FEATURES

• People On the Move
• Talking politics: Where do you draw the line?
• With new rules for children’s cold meds, parents seek options

OPINION

• Ahern will deliver
• Burley gets results
• Government bailout should have focused on homeowners
• Support bond
• Support Redmond bonds
• Vote for Ahern
• Voters should deny Measure 59

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• State Highway 242 open again following rock slide