November 10, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend city councilor Friedman dies at 72
• Bend’s new voice in Salem aims for long-lasting results
• Bringing warmth to the workplace
• Calendar
• Guide gives insight to rural living
• Hurricane Ridge Road opens in Olympic park
• More U.S. 97 reroute work in Redmond
• New England’s deep blue shade wasn’t always so
• News of Record: Bankruptcies, civil suits
• North Coast eyes emergency food plan
• Overseas brotherhood
• Rain, not snow, expected
• Renewed fighting, cholera stoke fears in Congo
• The tricky task of soliciting donations in a downturn
• Thunderbirds take to Nevada skies
• Unaffiliated voters may still get primary option
• Veterans Day closures
• Web offers alternative to Paulina school bus

BUSINESS

• AIG said to be near deal on new bailout
• Bringing warmth to the workplace
• Business Calendar
• From fabulous to affordable: How ads are changing tone
• GM white-collar retirees begin hunt for health care
• Group wisdom shared by some ‘smart cookies’
• Guide gives insight to rural living
• Internet attacks growing more potent and complex
• MGM to post movies, TV shows on YouTube
• Record cranberry prices benefit Southern Oregon coast
• Sun, wind could hurt the grid, report says
• The tricky task of soliciting donations in a downturn
• Updating Wikipedia with news on the fly
• What crisis? Not every hedge fund is hurting

SPORTS

• Auto racing Scoreboard
• Back in the ring
• Bend’s Semick second in 100K in Italy
• Boys soccer
• C.O. runners compete in Junior Olympics state meet at Crooked River Ranch
• Coyotes end Sharks’ winning streak
• Ducks win exhibition
• Edwards still in the Chase — but barely
• Fundraisers set for ailing local youth sports figure
• Giants take NFC East showdown with Eagles
• Girls soccer
• Golf Scoreboard
• Johnson wins, nears a record-tying third title
• Lakers rout Rockets
• Love breaks losing streak
• Mt. Bachelor ends Free Ski Day program
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Texas, Florida and Oklahoma lurking in BCS
• Venus Williams wins WTA Championship

OBITS

• Peace activist James Warf, 91
• Ted Tolmach, successful 1960s ad agency exec

NATION & WORLD

• A simple test and a popular drug may work heart magic
• At Afghan castle, troops’ job is to draw Taliban fire
• $586 billion stimulus plan announced by China
• Bomb attacks kill 8, wound dozens in Iraq
• China says no gains made at Tibet talks
• Congressional Democrats place focus on economy
• Egypt denies entry to bin Laden’s son
• Fast-growth nations demand a say in financial crisis
• French elite push to stamp out racism
• Green River still too swift to recover car
• Homeland Security official fired
• Hurricane Ridge Road opens in Olympic park
• Indonesia ups security after executions
• Israelis, Palestinians reaffirm peace commitment
• Kate Smith first performs ‘God Bless America’ in ’38
• Obama said to ponder early reversals of some Bush policies
• Paloma slams Cuba coast before quickly weakening
• Peace activist James Warf, 91
• recovery
• rescue
• Russian submarine accident kills at least 20
• Scholar finds Mayans’ long-buried highway through underworld
• Secret order let U.S. raid al-Qaida
• shifts
• South Ossetians tighten hold on village
• Ted Tolmach, successful 1960s ad agency exec
• The dengue war: hunting for a vaccine
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• Wenatchee, Wash., hospital goes high-tech for interpreters

FEATURES

• A simple test and a popular drug may work heart magic
• Kona coffee festival gives Hawaii a boost
• New teaching technology revs up classrooms
• Wenatchee, Wash., hospital goes high-tech for interpreters

ENTERTAINMENT

• John Leguizamo back on Broadway
• Keke Palmer’s new role: style maven
• MGM to post movies, TV shows on YouTube
• Movie Times

OPINION

• Boys & Girls Clubs need our help
• Compressed natural gas
• Gas price gouging in Bend
• How far have we come?
• Obama’s victory will help free the soul of America
• Safety is good business
• Toys ‘R’ not us

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Hurricane Ridge Road opens in Olympic park
• More U.S. 97 reroute work in Redmond