October 26, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A small town split
• Anti-abortion Democrats put more congressional races in play
• Batteries drain, even if a car is parked - why?
• Battle for the West - and then the rest
• Bend man dies following crash
• Births
• breaking money rules
• Calendar
• Call him the ‘solar rabbi’
• Community college finds takers for bonds
• Correction
• Democrats: McCain
• Deported Beaverton woman is back as wife
• despite poll numbers
• Gen Y
• Hawaii company fined $500,000 for coral damage
• How would they govern?
• Israel, Palestinians cooperate in West Bank
• Jazz, rejuvenated
• Johnson
• Kulongoski ready to take last shot at climate change
• Man gets 15 years for stabbing girlfriend
• Marshall
• McCain brother quits campaign after gaffe
• McCain camp rolls on
• Newby — Hightower
• News of Record: Deeds
• O.B. Riley was an early Bend pioneer
• Obama, Bill Clinton together next week
• Obama supporters receive fliers with racial slur
• Olin — Gentes
• One-party control presents rewards - and a few risks
• Pearl Harbor fatality comes home at last
• Porter
• Propane’s already costly; what will winter bring?
• Pumpkin artistry to aid at-risk kids
• Ranchers try to solve feedlot-union dispute
• Record fundraising puts new focus on campaign finance
• Report: In vaunted pipeline project, Palin shown to have played favorites
• Schlenker — Nordahl
• Shakespeare Festival finds itself short of income
• Stand easy, son
• Statehouse races may be a GOP-Democratic tossup
• Sticka — Trevor
• Suspect arrested in vehicle arson
• Teen robbed at Bank of the Cascades ATM
• Troubled Idaho ski hill will open, receiver says
• Whittington
• Woman shot in Madras, taken to hospital
• 13-year-old takes medical marijuana to middle school
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Apartment rents remain unchanged
• As airlines zig, hotels zag
• Bazaars galore
• Botnets attack - and they’re winning
• Call him the ‘solar rabbi’
• Dunkin’ claims taste win over Starbucks
• Gen Y
• Getting technical with M64
• Mixed reviews of Forest Service overhaul
• News of Record: Deeds
• Nuclear power, once forgotten, shows signs of a revival
• Planning cuts, Delta looks at regional carriers
• Probe finds fraud in H-1B visa applications
• Propane’s already costly; what will winter bring?

SPORTS

• A Cowgirl win, a Storm sweep
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Bode Miller thinking big as new World Cup ski season begins
• Cal gets two scores off interceptions, beats UCLA
• Edwards gets fifth Nationwide win
• Federer, Nalbandian to square off in Swiss Indoors final
• Golf Scoreboard
• La Pine volleyball stays alive in Sky-Em playoffs
• Late score lifts Canucks over Oilers
• On the Air
• Pac-10
• Penn State rallies to beat Ohio State
• Phils win Game 3 in wild ninth inning
• prep Scoreboard
• Raven’s Pass gets an upset victory at Breeders’ Cup
• Redmond tops McNary in finale of CVC schedule
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks switch roles, hitting bottom of NFC West Seahawks switch roles, hit bottom of NFC West
• Sutherland up by one stroke in Scottsdale
• Top 10
• UO rolls past Arizona State

OBITS

• Italian politician Vittorio Foa fought to stem fascist influence
• Karen Timmons helped lead Scripps Howard News Service
• Pat Kavanagh a celebrated literary agent

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• J Slade DeLaney
• Louise Stolz
• Melissa Jean Simmons Smith

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan security guard kills 2 foreigners
• Arkansas anchorwoman dies in hospital after beating
• Asia, Europe call for new regulation, bolstered IMF to steady economies
• Boston may toughen its smoking stance
• Bush signs USA Patriot Act in 2001
• Colorado couple served
• Female robber hits 3 Ohio banks in week
• First home soccer game symbolizes Palestinians’ ultimate goal
• Housing market still strong - for lighthouses
• Israeli coalition efforts falter; election expected
• Italian politician Vittorio Foa fought to stem fascist influence
• Karen Timmons helped lead Scripps Howard News Service
• key militant stronghold
• Kid vaccine slashes diarrheal illness
• Lawyers criticize Guantanamo interpreter skills
• marijuana with tacos
• Mixed reviews of Forest Service overhaul
• of cover-up
• Pakistanis capture
• Pat Kavanagh a celebrated literary agent
• Police dog killed on duty to be honored
• Powerful Iraqi party
• Puget Sound’s missing orcas are ‘a disaster’
• Taiwanese protest visit by Chinese envoy
• U.S.
• Ways to spend bailout money keep evolving

FEATURES

• A small town split
• Batteries drain, even if a car is parked - why?
• Call him the ‘solar rabbi’
• Halloween shutterbug gives concerned mom the creeps
• News of Record
• Obama supporters receive fliers with racial slur
• Pumpkin artistry to aid at-risk kids
• Shoe love leads to creation of a ‘shoe lounge’
• So much money, so little point
• So, what is the new ‘elderly’?
• The tourism jewel of South Africa: Cape Town
• Utah’s own Jurassic Park

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• builders: Lots are available in Sunriver
• Ed McClanahan’s essays are a subtle look at his life
• Gingerbread-home
• Kid Rock’s apparel to aid music scholarships
• ‘Mad Men’ finale tonight
• Medal of Honor recipient criticizes Iraq war planning
• Movie Times
• Muller’s ‘Burn Out’ shows just a few signs of fatigue
• Planning cuts, Delta looks at regional carriers
• Sparrow Clubs USA breakfast
• Tuning up the Bend jazz scene

OPINION

• Ahern a better choice
• As election nears, mail ads against Rep. Burley are nonsense
• Barram for council
• Bend City Council
• Choices in Redmond
• Choose Huffman
• Crook County
• Deschutes County races and issues
• Eckman for Bend council
• Federal offices
• Independent choice
• Jefferson County races and issues
• Kambak for judge
• Leonard for council
• Life in the penumbra
• Media crazy for Obama
• More than one issue
• Not McCain
• Obama for president
• Open primary elections
• Prineville City Council
• Punish the negativity
• Redmond City Council
• Sisters City Council
• State offices
• Statewide ballot measures
• Stop negative ads
• Support Bend transit
• Support Chris Telfer
• Support Measure 56
• Support Obama
• Support room tax hike
• Telfer for state Senate
• Vote for John McCain
• Vote for Leonard
• Vote for McCabe
• Vote for McCain, Palin
• Vote for Mike Ahern
• What’s missing in state health care reform

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Batteries drain, even if a car is parked - why?