October 29, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Area families who’ve never asked for aid seek assistance
• Artists in training
• Bend man gets 5 years in child porn case
• Calendar
• Cascade Bancorp looks into Treasury program
• 5 court buildings around Central Oregon among many in need of major upgrades
• Deadly obstacle cleared from river
• Eggleston memorial is set for Saturday
• Fourth arrest made in Sunriver burglary
• Hatch Center pays off its debt to Deschutes
• 3 hospitalized in overpass crash
• Hospitals consider changes to AirLink
• Iraqi militant will hang for his role in Madras soldier's death
• Kids in the hall
• La Pine land use meeting is today
• Modified Bend UGB map wins support of commission
• News of Record: Police Log and Bend Fire Runs
• People On the Move
• Pronghorn plans to eliminate 40 jobs
• Rivals focus on Pennsylvania
• Seeking your sales mate
• Senator stumps for Merkley
• Tainted eggs pulled from shelves in china

BUSINESS

• A credit freeze in your wallet?
• A peek at Microsoft’s new software approach
• Area families who’ve never asked for aid seek assistance
• Barbers, waiters and other workers who depend on tips feeling a pinch
• Business Calendar
• Cascade Bancorp looks into Treasury program
• Confidence index at an all-time low
• Entrepreneurs see downturn as opportunity
• Even as Dow soars, skeptics lurk
• Home prices tumble
• Hospitals consider changes to AirLink
• Is Flashback Cruz too big and noisy for Drake Park?
• La Pine land use meeting is today
• Learning to spot and prevent flashpoints where a stressed worker could explode
• Linens ‘N Things continues liquidation
• Modified Bend UGB map wins support of commission
• New Bend retailer nice to teenage budgets
• People On the Move
• Pronghorn plans to eliminate 40 jobs
• Save money and still enjoy the holidays
• Seeking your sales mate
• Senator stumps for Merkley
• Top entertainment sellers
• Whirlpool to lay off 5,000 workers
• Wounded sole seeks shoe shop

SPORTS

• Banner 17, win No. 1 for NBA champions
• Bend girls soccer still perfect after beating Redmond 2-0
• Blazers, Oden fall to Lakers
• Celtics give Ainge new title, extension
• Djokovic, Roddick, del Potro advance at Paris
• Fontaine fired as M’s scouting director
• Get ready for winter golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Golfer a possible victim of change in cut policy
• NBA Scoreboard
• Officers say Thomas, not daughter, found passed out
• On the Air
• Outlaws headed to postseason
• Phillies’ fans rush to find usable ticket stubs
• Preparing for the cold
• Record low for a Game 5 in TV ratings
• Scott Cravens: Crave Golf Learning Center
• Second straight win for Bruins
• Sisters gets hot on offense, claims No. 3 seed with win
• Two C.O. golfers take aim at PGA Tour
• Williams, Harpring out of Jazz opener
• World Series on hold due to wacky weather

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• J Slade DeLaney
• Jimmy Jim Dick Woodward
• Lois Rehermann
• Melvin U. Brockett

NATION & WORLD

• A credit freeze in your wallet?
• At least 100 killed in Pakistan earthquake
• Black Tuesday started Great Depression in 1929
• Disease risk rises with water temps
• Even as Dow soars, skeptics lurk
• GOP feels fallout from Stevens’ conviction
• In Mexico, cash used to help save porpoise
• Iraq seeks changes to security pact
• Kim Jong-il ailing but at helm, Japan says
• London in 2008: Too close to the London in ‘1984’?
• Methane, nitrogen trifluoride also worry scientists
• Rebels’ advance in Congo threatens U.N. operations
• Stats guru has turned from sports to politics
• Tainted eggs pulled from shelves in china

FEATURES

• An intensive week with art
• Area families who’ve never asked for aid seek assistance
• Hospitals consider changes to AirLink
• People On the Move
• Stay just as beautiful on a tighter budget

ENTERTAINMENT

• An intensive week with art
• Is Flashback Cruz too big and noisy for Drake Park?
• LL Cool J drops out of Janet Jackson’s tour
• Oprah gets post-prison interview with sprinter
• Sifting through distasteful political ads for tasty TV

OPINION

• A good lesson in finance
• Media all too willing to give Barack Obama a pass
• Merkley-Smith race is frozen in mud
• Obama and energy
• Radical Islam
• Vote for Merkley
• Waste of money