November 14, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A master mechanic
• As home values fall, tax appeals jump in Deschutes County
• Astronaut from Silverton set for liftoff, second trip into space
• ATV safety course offered for kids
• Best Bets for family fun Details, Page E3
• Biggest U.S. quake drill - ever
• Boeing engineers seek strike vote
• Change in works at OSU branch?
• China top customer for Oregon exports
• Death on Mount Hood: A widow remembers
• died of natural causes
• Dispatches
• Ex-officer on trial in 2006 beating
• Explosive expansion at landfill
• Ex-Prineville official sentenced to jail for stealing gasoline
• Family Calendar
• Federal judge says M37 applies despite M49 in Jackson County
• Former Oregon Gov. John Kitzhaber says he would consider Cabinet post
• Hendrix drummer
• 11-hour standoff resolved peacefully
• Interactive toys help sharpen kids’ minds, fine-motor skills
• La Pine’s history – documented
• Lebanon schools pick Guardsman as leader
• Liquor commission
• Man vs. nature in hawaii
• Mom gets jail time for volleyball scheme
• Museum to host pioneer pastimes
• News of Record
• OSU boosters plan Civil War dinner
• penalizes 2 businesses
• Redmond man sought in knife assault
• 7 rescued as flood washes out a road
• Restaurant Guide
• Sheriff seeks suspect who fled in La Pine
• Stacking cups, seeking a world record
• Story times, library youth events for Nov. 14-20
• Technology impacts families, poll says
• Which friends have your child’s ear?
• Working Wonders offers new exhibits, new leader

BUSINESS

• A master mechanic
• Aetna tells employees it will pursue staff cuts
• Banks say they are using bailout for loans
• Boeing engineers seek strike vote
• Business Calendar
• Celina’s closes
• China top customer for Oregon exports
• Democrats hunt for support for auto aid
• Dispatches
• Federal judge says M37 applies despite M49 in Jackson County
• Foreclosure rates up 25% from 2007
• Google is taking questions via iPhone; all you have to do is ask — out loud
• Group says developed countries in recession
• In auto industry, it doesn’t always pay to innovate
• Klamath dam removal plan could mean power surcharge
• 20-nation conference highlights changing global roles
• Plunging one day, soaring the next
• Restaurant sells; music in new plans

SPORTS

• Baseball, softball seek spot in 2016 Olympics
• Cleveland lefty Cliff Lee wins AL Cy Young
• Davydenko reaches Masters Cup semifinals
• Ducks sign South Medford’s Singler
• Events Calendar
• Extreme Sports In Brief
• Fit for the snow
• Football
• Girls soccer
• Golf Scoreboard
• Iverson, Wallace lead Pistons past Warriors
• Jets take AFC East lead with overtime win against Patriots
• Johnson a free agent, talks with D-Backs end
• Kaberle leads Maple Leafs past Oilers
• Mariners’ search for manager gains focus
• Mill Creek Wilderness
• NBA Scoreboard
• Ochoa falls behind in her own invitational
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Regional rodeo set to start tonight in Redmond
• Scoreboard
• State final is an all-Bend affair
• Swisher acquired by Yanks from White Sox
• The other rookie stealing the show for Trail Blazers
• The rugged juniper
• The waiting game begins for local ski areas
• Trade means Wood may be done as a Cub

OBITS

• Civil rights leader Abraham Woods was friend of King
• Henry Loomis, 89, led Voice of America
• Minister Merlin Shorb sang inspirational music

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Stanley Jerome Sturza
• Thomas Anthony Pick

NATION & WORLD

• A man with AIDS is reportedly cured by rare treatment
• Advice for Obama trickles in from all over
• Apollo 12 blasts off for the moon in 1969
• Blockade creates shortages in Gaza
• Civil rights leader Abraham Woods was friend of King
• D.C. schools chief takes aim at tenure, as many watch
• Democrat takes lead in Alaska Senate race
• EPA advisers urge delay on water rule
• FDA to detain Chinese food shipments
• Gates rejects Russian pressure on missiles
• GOP governors pursue revival across the U.S.
• Gunmen
• Henry Loomis, 89, led Voice of America
• in 2007 bridge collapse
• Insurgents target U.S. convoy in Afghanistan
• Iranian diplomat in Pakistan
• Islamists continue advance in Somalia
• kidnap
• Militants turn to small bombs in Iraq attacks
• Minister Merlin Shorb sang inspirational music
• New rules finalized for family leave
• Pentagon to brief transition leaders
• Photos of far-off planets a first
• Report warns of toxic clouds threatening Asia
• Result in Minnesota Senate race a ways off
• Steel plates are faulted
• Trial possible in priest killings in El Salvador
• Utah coal plant permit blocked

FEATURES

• ATV safety course offered for kids
• Liquor commission
• penalizes 2 businesses
• Redmond man sought in knife assault
• Shameless ‘friend’ lobbies for loan that wasn’t offered
• Sheriff seeks suspect who fled in La Pine

ENTERTAINMENT

• A humorous fate
• A question for new Bond filmmakers: Where’s Moneypenny?
• An all-out music war
• ART EXHIBITS
• Artists for Hope accepting bids
• Celina’s closes
• Ciao, baby!
• Fleck lives
• Folk-pop duo Storyhill rolls through Sisters
• GO! Magazine
• Holiday bazaars
• Joe Craven visits the Old Stone Church
• Kirtan artist Jai Uttal returns to Bend
• Mighty Underdogs time at Domino Room
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of Nov. 14
• MTV, stars bid farewell to ‘TRL’
• Music releases
• New dance company debuts in Bend
• Old-school punk takes over Players
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Raku sale planned for Thanksgiving weekend
• Restaurant sells; music in new plans
• Symbols
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The Dirty Words
• Theater in Bend says it must raise $30,000 to stay open
• This week
• Tumalo artist exhibits at Thump Coffee
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• Ciao, baby!

OPINION

• Bob Buxton’s influence
• Don’t give up on offshore oil
• Growth without cars
• South county ‘local rule’ could affect other areas