October 16, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Airport fails to get grant to help fund regional jet service
• Cold ends S. Oregon grape harvest early
• Correction
• Corrections
• Crook County forum planned for Oct. 23
• Democrats help set state registration record
• Environmental Center hosts forums
• Flying high in cloudy skies
• Hide and peek
• In Bend, multiple parking tickets may bring higher fines
• Lemolo Reservoir OK’d for public use again
• Middle school bands cut from Macy’s parade
• Montanan keeps taps tradition alive
• More programs, scholarship funds ahead for students at OSU campus
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs, Stolen Vehicles and Pets
• No new resorts in Crook County
• Obama ad to delay World Series game
• Palin stumps for McCain in N.H.
• Park district takes top national award
• Passenger traffic slowing, but still higher than in ‘07
• Prolific political contributor disputes IRS on tax claims
• Redmond City Council forum set for Oct. 23
• Redmond community center forum set
• Redmond council race down to 5 candidates
• Redmond woman may get new arms, thanks to a chance meeting in Chicago
• RE/MAX to close its Bend branch
• Report says unusual number of students go unvaccinated
• Restrictions on pumice mine near Tumalo to stay in place
• Schools to fill spot on La Pine Advisory Board
• Search to continue for Oregon climber missing on Washington peak
• Sparring match, but no knockout
• State considers a major update of resort rules
• Suspect arrested after naked man reported
• Those negative ads? They aren’t just from the Senate hopefuls
• Truck runs over, kills man trying to repair it
• VFW post hosting candidate forum
• ‘Waddling Bandit’ gets 10 years behind bars
• Your lifestyle your life

BUSINESS

• Airport fails to get grant to help fund regional jet service
• Attorney general threatens AIG on spending
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Delta swings to loss; AMR posts small profit
• Dim outlooks bring market jitters back
• EBay posts profit
• Federal contracts elusive for female business owners
• Feds investigate failure of WaMu
• G-8 summit planned on financial fallout
• In Bend, multiple parking tickets may bring higher fines
• JPMorgan, Wells Fargo profits dip in quarter
• Mortgage inquiries focusing on Florida
• News of Record: Permits
• No new resorts in Crook County
• Oil dips below $75 as OPEC cuts forecast
• Passenger traffic slowing, but still higher than in ‘07
• RE/MAX to close its Bend branch
• Retail sales decline
• Starbucks to offer light Frappuccino drinks
• State considers a major update of resort rules
• Strong sales overseas lift Coca-Cola earnings
• What should you consider when picking a health plan?

SPORTS

• 2A to NCAA?
• Antlerless elk youth hunt opens Saturday in the Ochoco Unit
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Beavers want that win on the road
• Cool temps, road closures expected in high country
• Cyclists caught doping face ban
• Don't pass this up
• Ducks ready to take a break
• Elk season is on the way in Oregon
• Ex-governor leads racing safety group
• Federer, Djokovic advance at Madrid
• First time success
• Fish leech patterns for opportunistic fall rainbows
• Fly-tying corner
• Formula One French Grand Prix canceled
• Furyk wins PGA Grand Slam in playoff
• Good numbers of fall chinook present on lower Deschutes
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Lacrosse Civil War coming to Bend
• NFL owners discuss spring exhibitions
• On the Air
• Outdoor guide offers tour of Nevada’s backcountry
• Police: Ex-Chargers lineman found dead
• Power-play goal lifts Oilers over Ducks
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rays swap starters for Game 5
• Rollins, Hamels help lead Phillies into World Series
• Seattle coach Holmgren may need a mulligan on retirement
• Sisters boys earn win at 21-team Elmira Country Fair Classic
• Trinidad and Tobago upsets U.S. soccer
• U.S. speed skater eyes Vancouver Olympics

OBITS

• Longtime Michael Jackson publicist dies
• 10-term N.J. lawmaker proved instrumental in finance legislation

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Jimmie Eugene "Geno" Brady

NATION & WORLD

• A ‘foreign’ experience for show-biz students
• Again, not everything said was true
• Bipartisanship might be elusive on new stimulus plan
• Cheney is treated for irregular heartbeat
• Cuban missile crisis begins in 1962
• Dozens pay 34.9 cents per gallon for gas
• Harper’s party misses majority goal
• Kids to buckle up on small school buses
• Longtime Michael Jackson publicist dies
• Nancy Reagan treated for a broken pelvis
• No. 2 al-Qaida in Iraq commander is dead
• Russian rights lawyer says she was poisoned
• 10-term N.J. lawmaker proved instrumental in finance legislation
• Those negative ads? They aren’t just from the Senate hopefuls
• U.S. infant mortality ranking drops
• Wallenda sets a high-wire Guinness record

FEATURES

• Baby bills
• Bargain shopping on the Web
• Boot camps are still a popular way to burn a lot of calories
• Bulking up may stop as seniors start to age
• Chlamydia cases are rising in Oregon and elsewhere
• Deschutes County to offer FluMist and Tdap shots at area middle schools
• Fan may prevent SIDS, study says
• Fingernails/toenails
• For a low-calorie snack that's packed with vitamin C, try an apple
• Health Datebook
• 8 honored for mental health contributions
• Isotope shortage hurts area
• People
• Redmond woman may get new arms, thanks to a chance meeting in Chicago
• Remake your breakfast to start day right
• Snow skiing a surprising workout for seniors
• Surgery defuses ‘time bomb’
• Synesthesia is a mixing of sensory perceptions
• The daily grind is a pain in the jaw
• What should you consider when picking a health plan?
• Your lifestyle your life

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• ‘Crusoe’s’ plot could leave you feeling a bit stranded
• Get a haircut and help breast cancer research
• Janet to resume tour after bout of vertigo
• Jury selection begins in Spears case
• KPOV to host Free Thinkers Ball
• Madonna, Guy Ritchie announce divorce
• Outdoor guide offers tour of Nevada’s backcountry

OPINION

• Choose these three for Redmond council
• Re-elect Greg Walden
• Return Linda Johnson to Bend council
• Why Bend voters should put Jodie Barram on City Council