November 07, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Army Corps identifies leaking dam near Walla Walla
• Bend police arrest 3 in drug search
• Boys & Girls Clubs halting service
• Clear Choice earnings decline
• Coos County libraries close the book on identity theft
• Correction
• Country Natural Beef calls off vote on union
• Deportations jump in the Northwest
• Despite gift, OHSU on uneven ground
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Feds advise expanding Nevada nuclear dump
• Governor gets transit report for roads plan
• 4-H clubs are forming
• Health advisories listed for beaches
• Health Department director quits
• Hillsboro man convicted of arson
• Indie film tonight at Backporch
• Kroger named to post for transition
• Life is more like math than I had ever imagined
• Make your own ooey, gooey slime
• Man struck by truck in La Pine
• Merkley ousts Smith
• Morning and the mill
• Mother’s cancer story tugs at readers’ hearts
• News of Record
• Piercy re-elected as Eugene mayor
• Private tickets muddy the parking lines in Bend’s downtown
• Restaurant Guide
• Retail sales weak
• Smith fails to surf the Democratic tide
• Some Clackamas County offices go to 4-day week
• State index falls
• Story times, library youth events for Nov. 7-13
• Students learn diplomacy in mock plane hijacking
• Tough talk for tough times
• Tourism report gives bleak outlook for ‘09
• Voters approve $374M in funding for Portland Community College
• Waiting for a slow recovery
• Walden gaining seniority — to an extent
• Wyden touts road projects in Redmond

BUSINESS

• A Honda model Fit for the times
• Adidas profit is up; ‘09 outlook uncertain
• Big Three press legislators for aid
• Business Calendar
• Clear Choice earnings decline
• Craigslist cracks down on illegal activities
• Dana to cut more jobs, close up to 10 plants
• Dispatches
• European central banks slash rates
• Express Scripts gets extortion threat letter
• Fidelity to cut nearly 1,300 jobs this month
• Mattel to cut 1,000 jobs
• Oil prices near $60 on recession fears
• Retail sales weak
• Shares dive in a market driven by fear
• Sirius XM sees slowing in subscriber growth
• State index falls
• Taiwan PC makers ready to challenge Silicon Valley
• Tourism report gives bleak outlook for ‘09
• Toyota slashes earnings forecast
• Waiting for a slow recovery
• With money tight, consumers and retailers return to layaway

SPORTS

• Baseball likely to eliminate coin flips
• Bears set to meet familiar foe in Class 5A state playoffs
• Boys soccer
• Correction
• Denver ruins Quinn’s first start at QB for Cleveland
• Events Calendar
• Flames take 7-6 victory over Predators
• Football
• For rodeo stars, it’s a time to shine
• Girls soccer
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hey pro athletes: We’ve all got bills to pay
• In NBA, sensing a play is more about Espn than esp
• Local golfer improves from first round
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 10 Utah keeps BCS hopes alive
• On the Air
• Panthers RB Stewart sidelined with injury
• Pena wins Tampa Bay’s first Gold Glove
• Portland has road woes early in season
• Prep Scoreboard
• Roy’s three-pointer in overtime lifts Blazers
• Sealed-bid process for stake in Curlin fails
• Silver Falls State Park
• Stenson emerges from fog, smog to lead HSBC
• Study: Black coach numbers are low
• Tribunal to examine doping case from equestrian event at Olympics
• Venus Williams beats Serena to reach semis of WTA Tour
• Volleyball

OBITS

• ‘Body Snatcher’ Domenico Leccisi, 88, was Italian politician
• Cecil Stoughton, 88, took iconic photos of Kennedy White House
• Robert Foote pioneered reproductive DNA research

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles Eldred "Charlie Edwards
• Clarence R. Dolan
• Death notices
• Norman Edwin Johnson

NATION & WORLD

• A beer to cure illness brewing in a college lab
• Afghan tribes key, Petraeus says
• Agencies may let more bison roam outside Yellowstone
• 6 Algerians challenge Guantanamo captivity
• Ancient cave divulges clues to Chinese history
• Austrian police recover valuable stolen ruby
• ‘Body Snatcher’ Domenico Leccisi, 88, was Italian politician
• Cecil Stoughton, 88, took iconic photos of Kennedy White House
• Chinese envoy meets Taiwan’s president
• Congolese villagers found dead in town
• Death sentence in brutal yacht murder
• ‘Fatal Vision’ doctor’s appeal is denied
• Former FBI agent convicted in killing
• Frozen mouse tissue used in cloning
• Mark Udall, D-Colorado
• Medvedev easing a return for Putin?
• Pope urges more freedom for Muslims
• Prosecutors will not charge Eliot Spitzer
• Robert Foote pioneered reproductive DNA research
• Tropical Storm Paloma threatens Cuban coast
• Two plead not guilty in plot to kill Obama
• Violence intensifies in Pakistani region
• Washington’s Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapses during a windstorm in 1940

FEATURES

• Boys & Girls Clubs halting service
• Clear Choice earnings decline
• Correction
• Mother’s cancer story tugs at readers’ hearts
• Retail sales weak
• State index falls
• Traveling back to the oxen era

ENTERTAINMENT

• A comedy that works
• A grim tale
• A monster bash
• An adventure comes to life at last
• ART EXHIBITS
• BEAT offers classes for kids in November
• Bend’s gallery walk returns tonight
• Familiar faces
• GO! Magazine
• GWAR is back in Bend for election season
• Holiday bazaars
• ‘iGo to Japan’ on Saturday
• Join the club
• Living Legends’ Scarub
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of Nov. 7
• Music releases
• New dvd releases
• New Redmond music venue hosts Gravelle
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• ‘Return to Italy’ shows at Cafe Sintra
• Sandpeople, Braille, Scarub to play Martini Bar
• ‘Schoolhouse Rock’ DVD gives lessons in politics
• Talks, Classes, Museums & Libraries
• The power of the pen
• This Week
• Two sides
• Under the microscope
• Upcoming Concerts
• Warhol exhibit winding to a close

RESTAURANTS

• Join the club

OPINION

• A lesson for unions
• Bike salmon
• Check drug prices
• Don’t let them cry
• This year’s campaigns were a dirty, expensive, uninformative mess
• Trash project
• Weigh COCC bond revote
• Whew

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Governor gets transit report for roads plan
• Wyden touts road projects in Redmond