November 02, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A ‘blue wave’ expected, but how strong will it be?
• A knack for spreading BLISS
• Bassitt — Johnson
• Bend City Council vote will decide if shelter can add beds
• Births
• Bischof — Renna
• Boehner derides Obama’s record
• Candidates make final push on a widely reshaped map
• Castor
• Changes afoot for some resorts
• Comments sought on natural gas price
• Endicott
• Engine on? Oil-filler cap stays on, too — period
• Farmer plans challenge to modified sugar beets
• Incomplete ballots could sway contests
• Machinists ratify deal with Boeing; 57-day strike to end today
• Man arrested in cat shooting; cat is in stable condition
• Man dies in off-road SUV crash
• McCain shoots for levity boost
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama didn’t know aunt’s status, he says
• OSU names forestry sustainability director
• Patriotism at center of McCain message
• Port of Coos Bay may purchase railroad line
• Portland twins face counterfeiting charges
• Precedent set by Obama"s rejection of public money
• Private airline offers security at ballot drops
• Rewick — Goldschmidt
• Roadblocks exist — but Sunriver Mall developer still proceeding
• State police report 15 Halloween DUIs
• Stovall — Furry
• Troyer — Stollar
• Volunteer Search
• Want to get elected? Best wear a cowboy hat
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Bend City Council vote will decide if shelter can add beds
• Big Sky Resort in Montana to sell for $74M before 2011
• Changes afoot for some resorts
• Chrysler pulls plug on hybrid SUVs
• Control your finances, with help from the Web
• Downturn darkens luxury hotel outlook
• Hawaii feeling pinch in declining tourism
• Many drivers return to their old ways as gas prices fall
• More bad news for your 401(k)?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Roadblocks exist — but Sunriver Mall developer still proceeding

SPORTS

• Bears, Cougs lose in state qualifying for water polo
• Beavers survive late rally by ASU
• Blazers fall in Phoenix
• Correction
• Crook County’s Foley wins with early breakaway
• Defending champ, Frenchman set to battle at Paris Masters finals
• Golf Scoreboard
• Kyle Busch gets 10th Nationwide win of season
• Late birdies gives Letzig the lead after third round
• Late TD leads Tech over No. 1 Texas
• Mountain View advances with sweep at Marshfield
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond girls advance with 1-0 overtime win
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks hope for home-field boost
• Sisters boys take third in 4A meet, Summit fourth in 5A
• Soggy Oregon loses at Cal
• Summit notches comeback victory
• Summit, on top
• Trojans roll to easy win over Huskies
• Wild use late score to top Coyotes

OBITS

• Artist Wharton worked in both paint, words
• Author Studs Terkel had gift for listening
• Friends, family recall a selfless soldier, man PFC. Cody Joel ‘C.J.’ Eggleston Sept. 17, 1987 — Oct. 24, 2008

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Moira (Campbell) Hagerty

NATION & WORLD

• A prison experiment: getting cons to conserve
• A very long election — and rich with precedents
• Artist Wharton worked in both paint, words
• Author Studs Terkel had gift for listening
• Bailout not solely for Wall Street anymore
• Bolivian president halts U.S. drug efforts
• Dissidents bring edge to S. African politics
• FEMA official says agency slow on Ike
• From combat to campus: Are colleges ready for veterans?
• Gadhafi makes first post-Soviet Russia trip
• Gay couples rush to marry in largest state
• In Israel, debate over striking Iran — unilaterally
• Iraq, U.S. confer on Iraqi economy
• Judge orders White House to produce memos on wiretapping
• New fears in separatist region of Georgia
• Pakistani court frees parents who wed kids
• Rare aftershocks persist in north Texas
• Rebels tighten grip in eastern Congo
• Small, but oh so powerful
• Trick-or-treater’s killer feared a robbery
• Truman defeats Dewey for presidency in 1948

FEATURES

• A bridge toward a Better Life
• Boss’s political pontificating wears out those around him
• Check out these style must-reads for autumn
• Engine on? Oil-filler cap stays on, too — period
• Fitness fans: Here’s how to safeguard your car seats from sweat
• Invigorated classics: plaids, paisleys and tweeds
• News of Record: Military Notes, College Notes
• Rural health care’s new model
• Sleeping with ghosts
• Thanks for the baseball fields
• This old cowboy keeps on going

ENTERTAINMENT

• A bridge toward a Better Life
• Best-sellers
• Brewery to host benefit for Bethlehem Inn
• ‘Brotherhood’ kicks off 3rd season tonight
• Calendar
• Movie Times
• Small donation earns you photo certificate

OPINION

• A few good reasons Barack Obama is appealing
• A reason to worry
• A voice for our area
• Abortion and more
• Ahern is best choice
• Bad timing for bond
• Biden is not qualified
• Burley is effective
• Campaign cost is crazy
• Change needed
• Countering the noise
• Democratic positions
• Don’t let higher education lose out
• Don’t whine, Judy
• Eager for Bend council
• Eight is enough
• Elephant in the room
• Fight for freedom
• For Bend transit
• Freedoms to cherish
• GOP endorsements
• Keep Burley in Salem
• Kindergarten lessons
• Leonard for Bend
• Loading up language
• McCain, Obama agree on expanding local radio
• No mention of Palin
• No more Bush
• Not the right time
• Not this McCain
• Not two from Portland
• Not wasting your vote
• Not who we need
• Obama better on taxes
• Obama is who?
• On Juniper Ridge
• Palin is scary
• President Palin?
• Qualified leaders
• sum
• Support Bend transit
• Support Obama
• Support Stiegler
• Telfer and money
• Telfer for state senate
• The Bulletin’s endorsements
• The media and Obama
• Thief in the night
• Vote Brady
• Vote Democratic ticket
• Vote for Bend transit
• Vote for Huffman
• Vote for Obama
• Vote for Telfer
• Vote Huffman
• Vote Kambak, Curths
• Vote Obama-Biden
• Yes on 9-60
• Yes on Measure 58

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Engine on? Oil-filler cap stays on, too — period