October 19, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A healing flame
• Area marks a milestone with arrival of 4th major TV network
• Bauer — Weller Engagement
• Bend police seek burglary suspect
• Births
• Burley, Stiegler meet in race for House District 54
• Business taxes Economic turbulence forces tax plans to the foreground
• Capital gains taxes Economic turbulence forces tax plans to the foreground
• Crook County candidate forum
• Deaths ruled murder-suicide
• Deschutes commission weighs farm wedding rule
• Diana Ross to headline
• DJ AM performs for first time since crash
• Environmental Center forum set
• Estate taxes Economic turbulence forces tax plans to the foreground
• GOP hopes dim in the 5th District
• Governor helps clean up invasive species in Salem
• High Lakes crowding issues under control; relief in sight
• Income taxes Economic turbulence forces tax plans to the foreground
• It’s former anchor vs. Senate veteran for secretary of state
• Johnson Anniversary
• Leno being sued over car purchase
• Masters — Stafford
• New registration rules send qualified voters scrambling across U.S.
• News of Record: Deeds
• Nobel Peace Prize show
• Oregon climber ate centipedes to survive on mountain
• Portland caretaker charged in theft from elderly patient
• Redmond City Council forum
• Representatives of grocers, bottlers split from others on the bottle bill task force
• Seeking the female boomer vote
• Slavkovsky Birthday
• Smith — Fisher
• Snyder — Mitchell
• Struggling
• Temporary measures Economic turbulence forces tax plans to the foreground
• Tough times revive old recipes at OSU potluck
• Town misses beloved bison, slain last month
• VFW hosting candidate forum
• Walden takes heat for votes on health care
• Why do headlight bulbs often work off and on?
• 100 YEARS AGO Kids lead city, county for a day 50 years ago

BUSINESS

• After 8 years of military spending, contractors expecting a slowdown
• AIG agrees to N.Y. review of spending
• Area marks a milestone with arrival of 4th major TV network
• Deschutes commission weighs farm wedding rule
• Electric car startup to lay off workers
• Finally, U.S. carmakers bite the bullet - and think small
• Google’s new phone, G1, out this week
• New technology brings a 3-D revival to theaters
• News of Record: Deeds
• Some stores, oddly, push you to be more frugal
• Struggling

SPORTS

• Arizona upsets No. 25 California
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Bend clinches IMC title
• Bend cyclist Horner 7th in Italian race In Brief
• Bend girls soccer team earns share of IMC title
• Cowdeo in Madras is a rodeo for kids
• Ducks, Beavers square off in C.O.
• Federer, Nadal fall in Madrid Masters semis
• Football player sacrifices pinkie finger to stay on field
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hopkins dominates Pavlik in non-title bout
• No. 1 Texas routs No. 11 Mizzou
• Oilers burn Flames, win fourth straight
• On the Air
• Oregon State rolls past Washington
• Panthers fall, but still in playoff hunt
• Prep Scoreboard
• Red Sox top Rays, force ALCS Game 7
• Rookie maintains lead at Vegas tournament
• Scoreboard

OBITS

• A gambler and off-and-on gangster, Lefty Rosenthal was a Vegas legend
• Four Tops’ Levi Stubbs ‘one of the great voices of the 20th century’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Carlton "Leon" Walker
• Death notices
• Marian Rosalind Belsley Adams

NATION & WORLD

• A gambler and off-and-on gangster, Lefty Rosenthal was a Vegas legend
• ACLU picks Brooklyn law professor as president
• Al-Qaida forums abruptly taken offline
• Anti-abortion measures on 3 state ballots could trigger Supreme Court showdown
• Army to investigate 5 Colorado slayings
• Barrier aims to stem border crime
• Bush to host world summit on economy
• China to help
• Cindy McCain’s tax returns released
• Citing safety, many schools where voting takes place cancel classes on Election Day
• FBI struggles under wave of finance cases
• 100,000 flock to see Obama in St. Louis
• Four Tops’ Levi Stubbs ‘one of the great voices of the 20th century’
• In Baghdad, thousands protest U.S. troop deal
• Iran limits execution of juvenile offenders
• Mexico: Left-wing protesters killed U.S. journalist in 2006
• motorbike charity rally
• Odds aside, Democrats try for Mississippi Senate seat
• Pakistan
• Pakistan may turn to IMF for cash
• Princes begin S. African
• Searching for clarity
• Sentence challenged for bin Laden driver
• Social Democrats pick candidate in Germany
• The British surrender at Yorktown in 1781
• Through boom and bust, a small town in Colorado hangs on
• U.S. fast losing influence in Latin America
• Wary of Islam, China tightens a vise of rules
• Zimbabwe’s crisis deepens as talks stall

FEATURES

• An Italian Eden all around
• Bats needn’t give fright this Halloween
• Buenos Aires: Steak and tango in style
• Carry an air compressor for untrusty tires
• Couple builds a natural path
• Cranberries with a side of oysters
• Here are a few security tips for a traveling laptop
• Mom bears brunt of daughter’s anger over parents’ divorce
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes
• Searching for clarity
• Stressed? Learn to fix a problem before it exists
• VW Tiguan: Hit and miss
• Walden takes heat for votes on health care
• Why do headlight bulbs often work off and on?

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Annotated Dracula’ is a bloody good read
• Army jazz band to play in Bend
• Book outlines simplest Buddhist path
• Calendar
• Cowdeo in Madras is a rodeo for kids
• Football player sacrifices pinkie finger to stay on field
• History is old hat in Hollywood
• Local ‘inker’ for Dark Horse to sign comics on Saturday
• Movie Times
• ‘Rita’ returns to rock on Lifetime
• The graveyard’s a nurturing place in Gaiman’s new book
• Watch ‘Kabluey’ at the Tower
• Well-crafted ‘Archangel Project’ a thriller that’s ripe for a sequel

OPINION

• Bad obsession
• Crook River Ranch levy
• Eckman for council
• Give your two cents about the election
• John McCain for president
• Leonard for Bend council
• McCain as a pilot
• Out with incumbents
• Stiegler’s ethics
• Stop McCarthyism
• Telfer for state Senate
• The kids are all right
• The lessons were copious
• Vote for Jim Clinton
• Vote yes on Sisters schools
• Wall — Matthies
• We are the ones to blame this time
• Wrong on abortion

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Why do headlight bulbs often work off and on?