November 22, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A shopping spree to be thankful for
• Amtrak studies return of service to Baker City
• Changes possible for rural land use
• Council on Aging hires a new director
• counterfeit ring
• Crop offers a seed of possibility
• News of Record
• No big storms forecast, but be careful on the passes
• Officers bust suspected
• Oregon listed as third-hungriest state
• Police dog is expected to recover after being hit by car on highway
• Powell Butte woman killed in Santiam crash
• Teen accused in fatal stabbing puts off plea
• Thousands protest in Iraq
• What’s Going Up

BUSINESS

• Boeing warns of possible layoffs
• California sees rise in unemployment
• Changes possible for rural land use
• Crop offers a seed of possibility
• GM pins hopes on a plug-in
• Mall operator hires bankruptcy law firm
• Once ships are hijacked, nations’ options narrow
• Slow economy may mean slow skiing in the West
• Stocks rally in final hour
• Treasury is working on further relief plans
• Wal-Mart selects new chief executive
• WaMu layoffs loom
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• Beavers, Wildcats ready to tangle
• Bucks beat trade-depleted Knicks
• Cougars’ run comes to an end
• Culver faces test against Lakeview
• 49ers’ Martz among several fined by NFL
• Golf Scoreboard
• IOC: Cost of Olympics must be controlled
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Porter scores 23, Ducks get their second win of season at UC Irvine
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sorenstam misses cut and ends LPGA career
• Spain, Argentina tied in Davis Cup final
• Stempniak’s OT goal ends Ducks’ five-game road streak
• Trail Blazers easily beat Kings 117-94

OBITS

• Adrian Kantrowitz was first in U.S. to transplant a heart
• Irving Gertz made music for monsters of the movies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty Arlene Cooper
• Death notices
• Eugene D. Morrow
• Filomeno G. Baca
• Gary Alan Bennett
• Rebecca Hazel Coffman
• Rodney Glen Slack

NATION & WORLD

• Adrian Kantrowitz was first in U.S. to transplant a heart
• child abandonment law
• Child deaths test states’ faith-healing exemptions
• Children are at risk in food roulette
• Citigroup, under siege, holds talks with feds
• Counties get boost in funding from feds
• Economy, Korea top Bush’s agenda on Peru journey
• French Socialist vote is too close to call
• Germany drops effort to ban Scientology
• Gun battle kills 17 in Somali capital
• Hezbollah looks at children and sees its new adherents
• In Congolese city, nothing has gone right for many years
• Irving Gertz made music for monsters of the movies
• $50M donation spurs effort to put Bible into 2,400 more languages
• Mukasey back at work after collapsing
• Myanmar comedian gets 45 years in prison
• Nebraska amends
• No yoga for Muslims, Malaysian body says
• Potential conflicts for Clinton could be difficult, experts say
• President Kennedy shot, killed in Dallas in 1963
• Regulators disciplined over gifts by oil firms
• Tibetan movement reaches crossroads
• Tokyo killings may be tied to pension losses
• Top Mexican anti-drug official implicated in corruption inquiry
• Treasury pick emerges; other postings discussed
• Underground ice deposits are found near Mars’ equator
• Water system broken on the space station
• Witness in Stevens case says he was coached

FEATURES

• Cascade Healthcare hires two top-level executives
• Children are at risk in food roulette
• Importance of faith
• Religion in Brief
• Wife is reluctant to let go of dead husband’s family

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ashlee Simpson-Wentz has baby boy
• Barbara Walters talks about ‘some people’
• Calendar
• Calico bean soup bags to help senior center
• Colbert puts ‘ha’ back into the holidays with special
• Food critic Greene loses job in sour economy
• Jake’s to serve holiday meal for those in need
• KPOV to air Guthrie’s Bend concert Nov. 27
• Movie Times
• Redmond is alive with ‘The Sound of Music’
• ‘Twilight’ shines on Sisters Movie House

OPINION

• Barram’s a leader
• Barram’s spirit needed
• Euthanasia isn’t the solution to wild horse overpopulation
• Firefighters back Barram
• From the Archives
• Oregon’s land use limbo
• Pick Barram
• Veterans Day