November 21, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Acting comes with many rewards
• Boys & Girls Clubs set to reopen Dec. 1
• Business leaders point to upsides of downturn
• Citations handed out in parkway patrol
• Correction
• Crews working to clear dangerous rocks from cliff above I-5
• Dignity Coalition plans awards ceremony
• Dispatches
• Election has turned Jackson County blue
• Family Calendar
• 3 finalists named for Friedman’s empty seat
• Fire and Rescue is gathering donations
• Fitness classes for kids
• GO! Magazine
• Judge OKs subdivisions in rural area
• kitchen blaze controlled
• Local DA’s name floated for U.S. Attorney job
• $16.6M set as price for Coos Bay rail line
• Man who beat transient claims honorable intent
• Neighbors want COCC to shut off parking lot lights
• News of Record
• Oregon family spices up Thanksgiving with element of history
• Pit bull shot after attacking 7-year-old
• Reading program has turned the page
• Redmond thrift store employee arrested
• Restaurant Guide
• Story times, library youth events for Nov. 21-27
• Teen faces murder charge in shooting
• Thanksgiving week
• The lure of the military career
• Tiny Coburg sticks with its police force of two
• Tough times could help tree farmers
• What kind of fingerprint do you have?
• Willamette U. professor honored
• WWII bombing site is hit by vandals

BUSINESS

• Auto bailout collapses; Big 3 to craft new plan
• Business Calendar
• Business leaders point to upsides of downturn
• Citigroup tries to halt plunging share price
• Congress extends jobless benefits
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Fannie, Freddie halting foreclosures
• Gap profits edge up 3.4% on cost cuts
• Gift-card sales expected to drop
• Inspections ordered on some Boeing 737s
• Investors’ fears send stocks on another steep drop
• Jetta TDI wins Green Car of the Year
• Jewelry, music, DVDs and more: Barter makes a comeback
• Norway picks U.S. jets to replace aging fleet
• Oil continues slide
• ‘Organic’ farmed fish criteria approved
• Sentimentalist is still driving 1965 family car
• Steve & Barry’s to close by early ‘09
• The lure of the military career

SPORTS

• Artists wanted for PPP contest
• Bash Brother: Culver’s Alley helps Bulldogs muscle way to semifinals
• Buyer beware
• Camp Polk Meadow Preserve
• Comcast becomes available in Central Oregon
• Crater Lake
• Deep Lakers beat up Suns
• DeShawn Sims scores 18, Michigan upsets No. 4 UCLA NBA Scoreboard
• Events Calendar
• Georgia Tech runs over Miami
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hudler scores twice in Red Wings’ victory
• Jefferson speedster could give Mountain View fits
• NBA Scoreboard
• Oden playing well off the bench for Blazers
• On the Air
• Reward established in case of horse killed last week in Prineville
• Scoreboard
• Sorenstam has work to do to win her final tournament
• Steelers defense controls Bengals in 27-10 victory
• Wounded horse set to move to new home in Bend
• Wrong ball leads golfer to moral dilemma
• Yankees control shifts to Steinbrenner’s son

OBITS

• Art dealer Jan Krugier survived the Holocaust
• Clive Barnes raised the stakes in dance and theater criticism
• Jay Katz explored ethics issues

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Morris Case
• Robert Wayne Buxton

NATION & WORLD

• Annan, Carter plan Zimbabwe visit
• Art dealer Jan Krugier survived the Holocaust
• Auto bailout collapses; Big 3 to craft new plan
• Bush to seek backing for economic plan
• CIA withheld key data, agency says
• Clive Barnes raised the stakes in dance and theater criticism
• Copernicus’ remains, grave uncovered
• DVDs, Hollywood’s lifeblood, are losing their appeal
• Elevation of Waxman boosts Obama’s environmental plan
• E-mail correspondent
• First female U.S. senator, Georgia’s Rebecca Felton, takes office in 1922
• Five detainees held illegally, judge declares
• Funding concerns jeopardize cutting-edge space research
• Global instability focus of new report
• HIV testing proposal widely ignored
• Inauguration renters, landlords face perils of fraud and dispute
• Iraq debate focuses on post-U.S. outlook
• Israel rebuffs plea to ease Gaza blockade
• Jay Katz explored ethics issues
• Lung cancer pill reported as effective as chemo, but costlier
• Mukasey collapses at talk, regains consciousness
• Obama plans to nominate Clinton as top envoy, aides say
• ‘Organic’ farmed fish criteria approved
• Pakistan protests deep U.S. missile strike
• Putin pledges to avoid past economic errors
• Research bolsters ‘broken windows’ theory of policing
• testifies in teen death
• U.S. to send more peacekeepers to Congo
• World struggles to take on Somali pirates

FEATURES

• Chiropractors trade treatment for food
• Cooking a locally produced, humane Thanksgiving dinner is a challenge
• What’s really going on up your nose?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A quick rundown of other stuff to see
• ART EXHIBITS
• Artists wanted for PPP contest
• ‘Bolt’ is simply stellar
• Built for family
• C.O. School of Ballet plans ‘Nutcracker’
• Feeling dazed
• Few kid shows meet standards, study says
• Forever Wrecked
• Get ready to resume the fight
• Holiday bazaars
• J-Boogie brings live band to Domino
• Kebanu plans ornament auction
• ‘Kung Fu Panda’s’ dreams realized on DVD
• Local bands gather for injured couple
• Mirror Pond gallery raffles Baker artwork
• ‘Mirror’s Edge’ is innovative
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of Nov. 21
• Music releases
• New dvd releases
• Nibbling at Niblick’s
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Schoolkids’ chorus an ensemble of music, yawns and fun
• Sights & Sounds
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• This week
• Twisted Whistle: Two nights, two styles
• Upcoming Concerts
• ‘Wheel,’ ‘Jeopardy!’ are bigger than TV

RESTAURANTS

• Nibbling at Niblick’s

OPINION

• Cooking a locally produced, humane Thanksgiving dinner is a challenge
• New-economy schools
• Relevance is key to public support

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Citations handed out in parkway patrol