November 18, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Advisory panel studies state marine reserves along coast
• After 7 seasons, FX is handing in its ‘Shield’
• Authorities search for 2 missing brothers
• Become a member of the Redmond shelter
• Bend council puts off decision on UGB
• BPA smelter contracts draw criticism
• Bush praises Gadhafi on settlement money
• Cable show films move of 100-ton snowplow
• Calendar
• Colombia declares state of emergency
• Congo rebels advance in spite of cease-fire
• Death notices
• Deschutes County loan aids Redmond shelter
• DHS put foster boy in harm’s way, suit alleges
• Election turnout near record for Oregon
• Fill a shoebox, help a less-fortunate child
• George Hamilton tells all in autobiography
• Giant crate hitched to space station
• Grand jury indicts father in infant’s death
• Group dedicated to save strays seeking volunteers
• Gulf War illness is real, report finds
• Hiking, writing, music – Witty just loved it all
• In California, residents return to their homes – or to ruins
• in Locklear DUI charge
• In secret moves, al-Maliki dismisses fraud monitors
• Injured cyclist rescued from trail
• Is it worth it to drop auto insurance?
• Is your pet itching for relief?
• Israeli crime boss killed in car bombing
• Jackson sued by Arab sheikh in U.K. court
• Keep your pets safe during winter holidays
• La Pine Park and Rec makes budget cuts
• Laura Hogue
• Lloyd has ‘different awareness’ after fire
• Man lied about stabbing, police say
• Man swept into ocean at Arch Cape
• Margaret Polk
• Movie Times
• New leaders look to future
• News of Record
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama isn’t one for picking shrinking violets
• Oregon jobless rate jumps in October
• Pet spotlight
• Pets calendar
• Pirates capture supertanker with $100 million in cargo
• Prescription drugs cited
• Proposed rule on abortion draws fire
• Redmond official arrested in assault
• Russian murder trial opened to the public
• Scaling the Eagle ranks
• Season of giving
• Sex offender suspect cuts monitor, flees
• Shielded from X-rays, economy
• Sisters School District eyes cuts following failure of levy
• Study links birth defects, some fertility procedures
• Suspect arrested on multiple theft charges
• Taliban reject Afghan leader’s offer of talks
• Why Big 3, UAW face uphill battle

BUSINESS

• Bend council puts off decision on UGB
• Business calendar
• Citigroup to cut 52,000 jobs
• Contract ballots sent to Boeing engineers
• Delta, Alaska Air form a marketing alliance
• Digital projectors making grand entrance at the movies
• Industrial output up
• Is it worth it to drop auto insurance?
• La Pine Park and Rec makes budget cuts
• Lowe’s profit falls 24%, beating expectations
• Mt. Bachelor’s opening likely to be delayed
• News of Record: Deeds
• Online retailers hope deals, bargains will lure elusive shoppers
• Pizza and a movie? With new partnership, TiVo can deliver both
• SEC charges Cuban with insider trading
• Shielded from X-rays, economy
• Slow economy is taking a bite out of fine dining
• Stocks hammered
• Suspect arrested on multiple theft charges
• Target plans price cuts despite lower earnings
• Top executives at UBS won’t get bonuses
• Women scarce in video game industry ranks
• Yahoo CEO resigning

SPORTS

• About face
• ‘Brawl of the Wild’ clash on TV in Bend
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• ESPN close on TV agreement with BCS
• Freshman helps lead Connecticut to easy 99-56 win over Hartford
• Garnett suspended 1 game; O’Neal fined
• Hall of Fame coach Pete Newell dies
• Hasselbeck apologizes for fine comment
• `It broke a little girl’s heart’
• Jazz end 3-game skid with victory over Suns
• Kicker boots Browns to wild win over Bills
• MBSEF kicks off local cross-country season
• Meet the Panthers Night Thursday at RHS
• NASCAR looking at layoffs
• NBA Scoreboard
• New Mexico’s Long steps down as coach
• 15 NFL seasons are enough as Pro Bowl safety Lynch retires
• Nonconference home win streak ends for Oregon
• Officials’ mistake costs some bettors big money
• On the Air
• Panther youth baseball tryouts near
• PREP POSTSEASON WATCH
• Pujols wins 2nd NL MVP
• Recreational hoops league offered
• Redmond race walker honored
• Riders continue winning at Cross Crusade
• Roughriders finish season with loss
• Scoreboard
• Sharks ride fast start to 4-1 win
• Warriors sign Jackson to 3-year extension
• Yoga, for keeps?

OBITS

• Bob Jasse’s orchard popular with brides
• Grace Hartigan, 86, painted pop culture
• Human fish Alan Ford top freestyle swimmer
• Jazz publicist Peter Levinson wrote biographies of stars

FEATURES

• A finger-food favorite gets a healthy face-lift
• Bride angles for gifts after groom bails out
• Decorating don’ts
• Delta, Alaska Air form a marketing alliance
• For holiday parties, keep cocktails easy
• Load up on carbs: Hawaiian-style
• Not just any vacuum will do
• Ornamental chile peppers becoming a holiday favorite
• Poinsettia isn't the only holiday flower
• Pumpkin, apples wed well in oven pancake
• Recipe Finder
• Small space, grand ideas
• The ever-lovin’ SPUD!
• The kindest cuts of meat
• Tips for making your bed cozy and clean this winter
• What’s behind brown leaves?

OPINION

• BMC contributes, too
• Council must focus on qualifications
• Honest legislators
• Open parking structure
• Proud of passport
• The Bulletin should appreciate the work of unions