October 30, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A timely to-do list
• Albany police switch fuel to save on repairs
• Baker County fire crews get new truck
• Bill Clinton: Obama is America’s future
• Brewery formerly known as Wildfire says changing names is a costly process
• Calendar
• 3 convicted in largest Oregon meth seizure
• Deschutes plans for rise in population
• Downtown Bend hotel work to close road
• FERC is no-show at LNG hearing
• FHA has helped hundreds stay in homes
• Former youth pastor held on sex charges
• Giving customers a break
• Hefty workout
• Historic bridge near Sunriver dismantled
• 2 hurt in stabbing incident at Safeway in east Bend
• In close race, Smith hits road
• Low timber prices, high fire danger?
• Man hospitalized after accident east of Bend
• Man’s seizure triggers auto accident in Bend
• Marshall High disputes state’s assertion that it’s dangerous
• McCain criticizes paper for not releasing tape
• 2 men identified as victims of plane crash
• Mexican gets 13 years for role in drug ring
• Neighborhood cop meeting in Prineville
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log and Bend Fire Runs
• Northwest could learn from 2004’s Indonesian tsunami
• Obama ad a classic closing argument
• Palin suggests she’s GOP fixture
• Pilot Butte road closing for season
• Spotted owls’ prey may be endangered
• Transit measure backers optimistic
• Tumalo mine decision appealed
• When dogs bark, who do you call?

BUSINESS

• Attorney general asks banks for bonus info
• Brewery formerly known as Wildfire says changing names is a costly process
• Business Calendar
• Concerned Fed cuts rate in bid to contain harm from slump
• English speakers are targeted by Russian computer virus scam
• FHA has helped hundreds stay in homes
• Giving customers a break
• GMAC in talks to get new banking status
• GM-Chrysler hurdles overcome, sources say
• Historic bridge near Sunriver dismantled
• IMF creates new lending program
• Izzy’s changing look
• Justice OKs merger of Delta, Northwest
• Mt. Ashland official touts expansion
• Newmont earnings fall
• News of Record: Permits
• Nike founder Phil Knight donates $100M to OHSU
• PGE’s Fowler retiring
• Qwest to slash 1,200 jobs as income falls
• Sam’s Club to try out a store for Hispanics
• Sony profit falls 72%
• Squeeze is tightest at the bottom of the income ladder
• Starbucks signs on with Project RED

SPORTS

• Baseball Scoreboard
• Big marathons, already packed, may still grow in the United States
• Blazer out up to four weeks with foot sprain
• Bucks spoil Thunder’s Oklahoma City debut
• C.O. golfers start slow at Q-School
• Ducks beat Red Wings in OT
• Ducks pop back into rankings, earn honors
• Events Calendar
• Federer, Nadal move into third round in Paris
• Fly-tying corner
• Former OSU coach Erickson praises current coach Riley
• Good opportunity for elk hunters in the Ochocos
• Jesuit ends Redmond volleyball season
• Man arrested in horse shooting
• Mountain View closes in on state tournament berth
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Orvis Casting Course takes shape in Old Mill District
• Panther named top offensive soccer player
• Phillies finally wrap up title
• Prep Postseason watch
• Prep Scoreboard
• Seahawks hope to turn things around after letting offense loose
• Still fishin’
• Successful bass and trout angling on Prineville
• Summit rolls to first-round victory
• Wherever you go ... there you are
• Winter trails warmed up for season

OBITS

• Gerard Damiano, 80, directed ‘Deep Throat’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alvie Thomas Clontz
• Barbara Ann Roberts
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Adequate pain care is sorely lacking for patients
• Advocates for Gaza challenge blockade
• Ancient city could alter ideas on biblical David
• Congolese rebels declare cease-fire
• Diabetes drug costs top $12 billion last year
• Economic downturn may drive up tuition
• Gerard Damiano, 80, directed ‘Deep Throat’
• Halloween returns to long-traumatized Pennsylvania town
• Iraqis insist on changes to their pact with U.S.
• Man’s quest leads to WWII bomber lost in the Himalayas
• NASA’s new space capsule goes retro
• Nebraska hurries fix of safe-haven law
• Pakistan tells U.S. to stop airstrikes
• Suicide bombings kill 22 in Somalia
• ‘The War of the Worlds’ panics radio listeners in 1938
• U.S. unprepared for diseases, report says

FEATURES

• A different kind of lottery
• Book tells of places to see while you still can
• Butternut squash is packed with vitamins, antioxidants
• CPR study produces upbeat results
• Declining employer-sponsored health coverage
• Health Datebook
• Hefty workout
• Learning to smile - and interrupt
• Liver
• Mag names 10 green American landmarks
• Mom and dad are right: Good health equals better grades
• New ice rink opening at natural history museum
• Psychotherapy with the gloves on
• Study: Heart failure linked to fractures
• The importance of vitamin D
• Try these tips to give your dinner a healthy new look
• You'll burn a lot of calories when on the basketball court

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-selling author Steel starts a blog
• Community Datebook
• ‘Ecology’ puts big environmental issues in small guide
• Izzy’s changing look
• People
• Prineville animal shelter to host benefit dinner
• Rapper T.I. votes despite being a felon
• Runner Jones: I didn’t love myself enough
• Shakira is ‘quite pregnant’ with album
• TV’s ‘Campaign ‘08’ approaches finale
• Watershed council to show fly-fishing film

OPINION

• Make good case for park policy
• Oppose Deschutes room tax increase
• The Bulletin should pay attention to Brown’s council campaign
• There’s good news, too

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Man hospitalized after accident east of Bend
• Man’s seizure triggers auto accident in Bend
• Pilot Butte road closing for season