October 24, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A grand turnout for Gottschalks
• Abortion-rights group files ethics complaint over video with Smith
• ACLU argues against Ashland camping ban
• Ailing killer whale put to death in Hawaii
• 4 are arrested in shoplifting incidents
• Arizona tribe launches flood-recovery plan
• Candidate for soil board revives past controversy
• Cascade Bancorp earnings down 94% from 2007
• Changing the game
• Charred New Mexico fuels fire policy debate
• Credit crunch delays various public projects around state
• 12 Days left
• Digital camera leads to new theft report
• Dispatches
• Emergency responders will receive a new tool: cohesion
• 3 face murder charges in death after holdup
• Family Calendar
• GO! Magazine
• Groups OK plan to open McKenzie for salmon
• Halloween festivities kick off this week
• Head scarves spark protest in turkey
• Jefferson County voters to weigh creating nonpartisan commission
• Kids care about election, survey says
• LNG developer gets support in Coos Bay
• Man is found dead at the Grand Canyon
• Many factors led to February plane crash
• Marine Patrol wins statewide honors
• Medford pair pleads guilty to fraud
• Mine area near Terrebonne isn’t a public health hazard
• Montana State University scientists unveiling labs for big-chill research
• New school’s layout chosen in Redmond
• News of Record: Police Log and Bend Fire Runs
• Old Mill getting new teen clothing store
• Prominent volunteer in Medford arraigned
• Questions about credibility dog voter registration groups
• Record turnout predicted here
• Report: Early drinking leads to trouble
• Restaurant Guide
• Rivals assail Bush on the economy
• 2 Squaw Lakes may get new names
• Stances on foreign policy defy easy labels
• Story times, library youth events for Oct. 24-30
• ‘The biggest pillow fight in COCC history’
• The trick to treats
• Timber industry sees tough times
• Voting machines get a trial run in Deschutes County
• Web sites give kids sample of space, science

BUSINESS

• A grand turnout for Gottschalks
• Alaska Air posts loss
• Business Calendar
• Candidate for soil board revives past controversy
• Cascade Bancorp earnings down 94% from 2007
• Central Oregon fuel prices
• Dispatches
• Feds pledge more aid for distressed homeowners
• Genie lays off 375
• GM, Chrysler specify more cutbacks, layoffs
• Greenspan says his firm belief in deregulation was flawed
• Job losses accelerate
• Marathon Coach to furlough workers
• Microsoft profit up 2%, but outlook soft
• Mine area near Terrebonne isn’t a public health hazard
• Newport-area shops form alliance
• Old Mill getting new teen clothing store
• Raw power meets finesse in new ‘Vette
• Small bites
• Sony slashes forecast
• Volatile markets end on an upswing
• Washington Mutual debt sold at auction

SPORTS

• Agencies vie to control anti-doping program
• Arizona coach Lute Olson retires
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Basketball tryouts for junior high students at Summit
• Bend High girls soccer wins its sixth straight IMC title
• Blazers lose in preseason finale
• C.O. grads lead Linfield golf team
• Coyotes rally in 3rd to beat Capitals
• Events Calendar
• Federer gets past Nieminen at Swiss Indoors
• Golf Scoreboard
• Jack Creek
• LaBelle, Mallinger share Frys lead at 63
• Metolius River
• Mountain View wins, clinches second in IMC
• Mustang Makeover event invites trainers
• On the Air
• Pats deny report they are upset with Brady
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rays even World Series, 1-1
• Roaming the desert
• Scoreboard
• Sisters boys team takes Sky-Em title
• Sorenstam leaving the door open on retirement
• Summit alum helps Willamette team
• The new old generation
• This year, common fly in C.O. more than a pesky nuisance
• Zenyatta hoping to stay perfect at Breeders’ Cup

OBITS

• Bill Reilly founded empire of magazines
• Former Standard Oil chief dies
• William Headline was big part of CNN’s Washington bureau
• Zoo curator Les Schobert ‘a visionary’ in the field

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alberta Birdie Elsie Clark
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Austria confronts politician’s sexuality
• Bill Reilly founded empire of magazines
• Bush will propose U.S. outpost in Iran
• California measure offers rights for farm animals
• Chinese activist wins EU prize
• Fire contained near Getty art museum
• First transcontinental telegraph message sent in 1861
• Former revolutionary may become Rio mayor
• Former Standard Oil chief dies
• Iraqis mourn those found in mass grave
• More problems arise over Stevens jury
• Placebo may be just what the doctor ordered
• Posting the most private data on the Web
• Scientists find new use for Scotch tape: X-rays
• Unraveling a pyramid mystery
• Villagers: U.S. strike kills 8 in Pakistan
• William Headline was big part of CNN’s Washington bureau
• Woman is jailed after ‘killing’ her virtual husband
• Zoo curator Les Schobert ‘a visionary’ in the field

FEATURES

• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• A flood of music
• Acosta to display art at Sisters gallery
• American Me brings hardcore to town
• Art exhibits
• CBS’ ‘Moonlight’ stars head to HBO
• Delivering chills
• Fall into music
• Family movie guide Parents’ Guide to Movies
• His day in the sun
• ‘Kit Kittredge’ gives ’tweens a voice in American history
• Life-changing
• Local Connection
• Lohan’s ‘Ugly Betty’ stint cut short
• Music releases
• Nakai, Bar-David join forces at the Tower
• Newport-area shops form alliance
• No kudos for Mongolian BBQ
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Portland’s Amelia visits Bend next week
• Remedy Drive plays Trinity Church in Bend
• Small bites
• Sunriver Music Festival seeks poster art
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• That’s So Gay gets a Halloween theme
• This week
• Tickets available for Redmond musical
• Upcoming Concerts
• Woman is jailed after ‘killing’ her virtual husband

RESTAURANTS

• No kudos for Mongolian BBQ

OPINION

• Business booms at Family Kitchen during troubled times
• Deadline approaching for election letters
• Fair and expo center deserves our support
• Stiegler and Lundgren will help support Oregon’s kids
• The BLM’s ’wild and scenic’ dam
• Vote for stable BAT funding
• What District 54 voters should know
• Why Oregon’s solar mandate makes sense for the state, future

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Emergency responders will receive a new tool: cohesion