November 13, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• appeal
• Banks offer reward for info on 3 robberies
• Big sky country
• Boys & Girls Clubs outline plan for comeback
• Calendar
• Cessna to cut 165 jobs at Bend factory
• Clash on Gaza border kills 4 Palestinians
• COCC may cap enrollment, delay programs in wake of bond failure
• College closings are rare, but could rise with slump
• College student wins $250,000 on hit show
• Colorado announces plan to battle beetle damage
• Countdown to college: Some tips to survive the first year
• Court clears way for Rep. Jefferson’s trial
• Crash on Highway 20 injures Bend man
• Deschutes sets a plan for new timber funds
• Fall Rain runoff
• Family rescued from Washington flooding
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• Gates urges Russian calm over NATO
• Grader at logging site
• High school student
• Kids face pesticides at schools, report says
• man
• Man gets 6 years for texting 12-year-old
• More offices empty as demand goes soft
• 6 named to children, families commission
• 2nd school collapse in Haiti injures dozens
• near Sisters vandalized
• News of Record
• News of Record: Permits
• No
• Nonbinding deal reached to remove Klamath dams
• Obama names transition leaders for 3 key agencies
• Obama’s presidency
• Plan for coastal air service to Portland put on hold
• port as insurgency gains
• Railroad’s $7.7M grant is in jeopardy
• raped, murdered teen
• Redmond Airport scales back expansion
• Requests for tickets to the inauguration are piling up
• shot, killed in Florida
• Somali Islamists seize
• State to consider regional farm, forest zoning control
• Student in Capitol tree to protest logging
• to N. Korea in nuke deal
• U.S. shipping fuel oil
• Victims can opt for apology, payment for certain crimes
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• With heavy rains, landslides a threat
• Woman who fell for Internet scam provides details

BUSINESS

• Bailout faltering, Treasury officially shifts its strategy
• Best Buy warns of rough road ahead
• Business Calendar
• Cessna to cut 165 jobs at Bend factory
• Congress considers options for aiding Detroit’s Big Three
• For responsible consumers, deals are everywhere
• Google stock falls below $300 mark
• Great Depression: Lessons learned hold value today
• Intel warns of a sharp drop in revenue
• Life insurers must strengthen finances
• More offices empty as demand goes soft
• Morgan Stanley announces job cuts
• News of Record: Permits
• Redmond Airport scales back expansion
• Shareholders approve sale of Anheuser-Busch
• UBS executive indicted in tax investigation
• Yum Brands to cut several hundred jobs

SPORTS

• A’s acquire Holliday from Colorado
• Bruins beat Blackhawks in shootout
• Cougars set for state playoffs
• DEI, Ganassi to merge their NASCAR teams
• Downturn in economy felt by world of sports
• Events Calendar
• Federer, Murray reach semifinals at Masters Cup
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Girls soccer
• Hasselbeck, Branch may play for Seattle
• Kicker from Bend is getting his shot
• La Pine soccer player wins sportsmanship award and scholarship La Pine girls soccer player wins sportsmanship award, scholarship
• Maddon, Piniella win manager awards
• Mariners interview for manager position
• More honors for ‘Quizz
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon fans, not Masoli, get criticism
• Past meets present
• Recreational hoops league offered for local high schoolers
• Return of the redband
• Scoreboard
• Snowmobilers jump the gun, which isn’t safe
• Steelhead angling good in parts of Central Oregon
• Trail Blazers get Oden back, beat Heat 104-96
• UCLA easily wins season opener over Prairie View
• Valley quail opportunity on BLM lands in Prineville District
• Warm front delays winter fun, leaves trails soggy, dangerous
• Young deer hunter uses optics instead of glasses

OBITS

• Florence Wald started first U.S. hospice
• Mitch Mitchell played drums for Jimi Hendrix
• Singer Miriam Makeba inspired South Africans during apartheid Singer Miriam Makeba inspired South Africans during apartheid

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Ann F. (Sherrer) McConnell
• Death notices
• William Bill J. Robinson

NATION & WORLD

• ACT or SAT? More now answer ‘all of the above’
• After a loss in California, gays get the right to wed in Connecticut
• Feds open door to mid-Atlantic coastal drilling
• Florence Wald started first U.S. hospice
• Gender may matter for heart transplants
• Holland Tunnel links New Jersey with lower Manhattan in 1927
• In Pakistan, gunmen kill American aid worker
• In the oceans, ‘we’re still making discoveries’
• Iraqi soldier kills two GIs
• Justices back Navy in fight on sonar use
• 21 killed in attack on U.S. convoy in Afghanistan
• School menus freshen up
• Snowmobilers jump the gun, which isn’t safe
• Study: Deadly stomach bug more common than thought
• Toxin found in fish feed from China
• Why fewer megapixels might be better

FEATURES

• A fast lane to pain?
• Exercisers are facing the challenge of dark times
• For mothers with young children, pushing a stroller is a good workout
• For your next movie night, try a healthy batch of popcorn
• Health Datebook
• Isn’t that enough?
• Medicare gives caregivers online answers
• PREVENTIVE ACTION
• Redmond urgent care clinic hopes to ‘bridge the gap’
• The arch
• What’s for lunch today? Often, it’s too much junk food
• Woman giving men fake phone number is no lady

ENTERTAINMENT

• Adam Sandler, wife welcome baby girl
• Bend author reveals secrets of Central Oregon
• Community Datebook
• Dr. Greene back from dead for the final season of ‘ER’
• guest on ‘Raw Nerve’
• Historical museum to host bazaar, chili feed
• itself as wedding venue
• Jesse McCartney to sing at Lions game
• Lohan calls Obama ‘first colored president’
• Mitch Mitchell played drums for Jimi Hendrix
• Movie Times
• People
• Police investigate Garrett’s pap scuffle
• Shatner invites Takei as
• Singer Miriam Makeba inspired South Africans during apartheid Singer Miriam Makeba inspired South Africans during apartheid
• Tower to showcase

OPINION

• A bailout bonanza
• A real threat to large trees
• Commission spoiled La Pine home values
• Tetherow Golf Club is succeeding, not stalling