October 25, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bill Sizemore defends use of charity’s dollars
• Calendar
• Clarification
• Correction
• Crook County Marine Patrol wins honor
• Early voters around U.S. favor Obama
• Fewer kids in Kids Inc. as parents feel pinch
• Fire sets off explosions on Metolius property
• From High Desert to hot desert
• Injured bicyclist rescued on Phil’s Trail
• Marine board to investigate ship sinking off Aleutians
• McCain opens up fresh line of attack
• McCain’s early lead in Florida evaporates
• Metal theft isn't going away
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Oregon says no more ‘Cuckoo’s Nest’ tours
• Palin unveils plan for special ed students
• Suicide attempts rise in downtown Portland
• Two options on table for Redmond rec center
• Voters to settle septic upgrades this spring
• What's going up
• Woman dies following crash near Prineville
• 11-year-old boy runs from stranger

BUSINESS

• A ‘frightening’ day for traders ends with relief
• Ailing Iceland invites tourists
• Bailout funds lead to bank acquisition
• Chrysler to cut 29% of salaried workers
• Columbia Bancorp executive resigns
• Fewer kids in Kids Inc. as parents feel pinch
• From High Desert to hot desert
• Halloween sales better than hoped
• More want piece of bailout pie
• Natural gas rates in area will increase 5.4 percent in November
• Production cut by OPEC doesn’t stall oil’s decline
• Telsa to cut quarter of its work force
• Voters to settle septic upgrades this spring
• What's going up
• With discount prices, home sales soar in West

SPORTS

• Ambulance called to Isiah Thomas’ home
• Arizona hoops names Pennell interim coach
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Bend wins, stays alive in Class 5A playoff hunt
• Boise St. remains perfect with win
• College Football Scoreboard
• Colts: Manning had staph in left knee
• Cougs get No. 1 seed
• Crook County clinches IMC title
• Ducks-Devils game not the same as ‘07
• Federer, Nalbandian reach Swiss Indoors semifinals
• Flyers finally win, beat Devils 6-3
• Game 3 pitching matchup promises battle of the ages
• Giants’ Burress fined $45,000 by NFL
• Golf Scoreboard
• La Pine makes push for 4A playoffs
• NBA: Seattle could get new team
• New M’s GM begins search for manager
• Oberholser takes Frys lead
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rain washes out Sprint Cup qualifying
• Ravens’ Suggs denies issuing bounty
• Redmond golfer plays well, amateurs lose Hudson Cup
• Report: NFL players violated drug policy
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks’ Hasselbeck won’t play at S.F.
• Zenyatta still perfect, wins BC Ladies’ Classic

OBITS

• Art dealer Patricia Faure wore many hats
• Dorothy Miner developed protection for landmarks
• John Campbell was at center of logging fight
• Peter Vansittart wrote historical novels set from Roman-era Britain to medieval France

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Joshua James Hall
• Nola Amy Kaufman

NATION & WORLD

• Art dealer Patricia Faure wore many hats
• Bloomberg’s 3rd-term bid to start next year
• ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’ takes place in 1854
• Deschutes County may alter agreement with Tetherow resort
• Dorothy Miner developed protection for landmarks
• Florida man lives among the chads of Election 2000
• Florida woman grows dreads to nearly 9 feet
• Guards at Guantanamo Bay struggle with hunger striker
• John Campbell was at center of logging fight
• Lebanese mosque opens to calls for unity
• Livni struggles with Israel’s government
• No rest for the dead at Michigan funeral home
• Obama, Gore back Merkley for Senate
• Obama pays a visit, perhaps for last time, to his ill grandmother
• Pentagon rebukes contractor in Iraq
• Peter Vansittart wrote historical novels set from Roman-era Britain to medieval France
• Rare shark is making waves — in captivity
• Stevens jury home for the weekend
• U.S. issues sanctions for sales of arms info
• With ties to U.S., one man seeks to bridge Pakistani gap

FEATURES

• Faith-based muscles, message of strength
• Lebanese mosque opens to calls for unity
• Religion in Brief
• What's going up

ENTERTAINMENT

• Celebrate harvest, help Powell Butte church by attending Lord’s Acre Day
• Country singer Morgan files for bankruptcy
• Damon ‘honored’ to be mentioned by ‘Joe’
• Get tickets for annual Empty Bowls benefit
• Hudgens enjoys ‘High School’ graduation
• 'Kabluey’
• Skeptics group to view intelligent-design film
• TV’s tricks and treats

OPINION

• Appreciate ‘Obsession’
• Bush the socialist
• Peter Gramlich is the best choice for Bend City Council
• Support COCC bond
• Supporting McCain
• Tax tourists
• Three good choices
• Vote for Obama
• Vote Randall Brady for water, soil board
• Yes for parks