October 27, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Airport expansion is on track; funds less so
• Bend man accused of leaving crash scene
• Calendar
• Candidates focus on states Bush won last time around
• DMV to use facial recognition software
• Eugene Civic Stadium makes historic list
• For some businesses, hard times are boom times
• Gold Ray Dam may be targeted next on Rogue
• 2 hurt in head-on crash on Butler Market Road
• IRS says now is the time to claim checks
• Italian tennis player Federico Luzzi dies
• It’s just like if grandma were in the classroom
• Need some work done in Camp Sherman? Talk to Jim
• News of Record: Bankruptcies and Civil Suits
• Night work to impact intersection in Bend
• One suspect jailed in counterfeit bills case
• Oregon writer’s story on Smithsonian cover
• OSU, UO get grant for green chemistry
• Still a few pumpkins left after La Pine fall festival
• Test for Michael
• University of Oregon getting $3.2 million to study climate change
• UO getting $3.2 million
• Weather to remain dry for most of the week

BUSINESS

• Airport expansion is on track; funds less so
• Business Calendar
• Chrysler deal may rely on fed aid
• For some businesses, hard times are boom times
• Hollywood heavyweight bows out, and the void is obvious
• How gloomy will they get?
• In Germany, cars by the hour
• Instead of imploding, tech startups enter survival mode
• IRS says now is the time to claim checks
• Now you’ll know if you’re hogging the conversation
• "Arbiter of language"?
• Security flaw found in Google phone
• Undeliverable Economic Stimulus Payment (ESP) Checks

SPORTS

• A new era for Portland’s young Blazers?
• Aussie wins race at home
• Auto racing Scoreboard
• Baseball Scoreboard
• Breaking it down: C.O. and the playoffs
• Edwards victorious, but Johnson stays in control
• Federer takes title at Swiss Indoors
• Golf Scoreboard
• No. 447 in world wins PGA event
• No. 19 Tulsa keeps BCS hopes alive
• On the Air
• Penn State surges, but still trails in BCS
• Phillies rout Rays with homers, lead Series 3-1
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks finally get win, rout 49ers
• Tennis moves inside in C.O.

OBITS

• Enid Hart Douglass, 81, was oral history expert
• Grateful Dead legal matters run by lawyer ‘Hal’ Kant, 77
• Lou Dorfsman, 90, developed CBS’ brand
• Mireille Marokvia wrote of her life in rural France

NATION & WORLD

• Cancer cure in a deep-sea sponge? Institute tests a synthetic version
• Cancer patients offered the unproven
• Colombian hostage flees with jailer
• Computer industry looks to boot slow start times
• Disney show premieres in 1954
• Enid Hart Douglass, 81, was oral history expert
• Feds to take ‘a fresh look’ at wolf status
• Fighting escalates in northeast Congo
• French family dynasty reinvents the oyster
• Fresh hopes, concerns as fetal DNA tests advance
• Gorillas may be smarter than previously thought
• Grateful Dead legal matters run by lawyer ‘Hal’ Kant, 77
• Iran’s ailing president cancels appearances
• Israeli party leader sets stage for new elections
• Juror dismissed in Stevens trial
• Leader of Mexican cartel arrested
• Lou Dorfsman, 90, developed CBS’ brand
• Mireille Marokvia wrote of her life in rural France
• Report: Iraq sewer was a costly failure
• Somalian leaders make peace deal with militia
• Study: AIDS drugs should start sooner
• U.S. troops stage raid in Syria
• Young, educated and drowning in student loan debt

FEATURES

• Kindness touches mother of ill boy

ENTERTAINMENT

• Amy Poehler of ‘SNL’ gives birth to baby boy
• Cancer center honors TV host Robin Roberts
• How well does anti-piracy software work?
• Movie Times
• On the air?
• Trump author won’t have to reveal sources

OPINION

• Barack Obama offers empty and expensive promises
• M65 is a winner; the OEA, not really
• McCain/Palin: too much of a bad thing
• Wu says no to jobs