November 25, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A bluejean store in a bluejean town
• Animal shelter getting the help it needs
• Barram to take Friedman’s seat
• Bend man arrested in metal thefts
• Bicyclist dies after colliding with car
• Bishops ask Washington governor to stop execution
• Check out the curves on new roundabout art
• Chefs share Thanksgiving food, stories
• Clearing project to reduce fuel for wildfires near Sisters
• Correction
• Council on Aging selects new director
• Cuts leave Lane County short of jail space
• Deschutes turns down Aspen Lakes destination resort bid
• Ecology professor honored for studies linking wolves, trees
• Farm zone weddings rejected
• Groups challenge owl recovery plan
• Home sales, prices drop in October
• Horizon adjusts its Redmond schedule
• Interest in Bend’s UGB is still strong
• Judge OKs first Exxon Valdez oil spill payments
• Kulongoski woos electric car makers
• Last Rogue Valley bracero lives on
• Linear thinking
• Man shot after sword threat well-known to Oregon police
• Motorcyclist dies in collision in Boring
• Museum receives $20,000 grant
• New president to take charge at Central Washington University
• News of Record
• News of Record: Deschutes County deeds
• Nielsen: Americans watching more TV
• October jobless rates at 18-year high in area
• ODOT raises speed limit on Redmond reroute
• Portland police release homicide victim’s name
• WHERE’S ALL THE WATER?

BUSINESS

• A bluejean store in a bluejean town
• Another bank crisis, another guarantee
• Britain unveils tax cuts, stimulus measures
• Budgets shrink, and holiday air fares follow suit
• Business Calendar
• Campbell Soup earnings down 3.7%
• Deschutes turns down Aspen Lakes destination resort bid
• Edmunds sees uptick in November auto sales
• Facebook wins $873M suit against spammer
• Farm zone weddings rejected
• Former Siemens exec gets probation, fine
• Home sales, prices drop in October
• Horizon adjusts its Redmond schedule
• Hotels offering guests the latest technology tools
• HP earnings surpass analysts’ expectations
• Interest in Bend’s UGB is still strong
• King Pharmaceuticals to buy rival for $1.6B
• News of Record: Deschutes County deeds
• Nielsen: Americans watching more TV
• October jobless rates at 18-year high in area
• Send mass e-mails addressed to each recipient
• Switching e-mail addresses doesn’t have to be painful

SPORTS

• Acrovision Sports plans holiday show
• Blazers rally past Kings
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• General Motors breaks ties with Woods
• Local gymnasts top in their divisions
• Local swim coach’s excellence rewarded
• Masters cross-country ski program on tap
• MBSEF cross-country race around the bend
• Minus Luongo, Canucks beat Red Wings in overtime
• NBA Scoreboard
• Night riders light up forest trails
• Nordic skiing
• On the Air
• Open recreation swim offered at Juniper
• Oregon pulls away from Alabama at Maui Invite
• Oregon runner wins NCAA title
• Prep Scoreboard
• Regional bouldering series competition set
• Roller Dolls await season’s final bout
• Saint get victory over Packers
• Scoreboard
• Swimmers named to scholastic team
• Syracuse overpowers Florida 89-83
• Tebow may repeat as Maxwell award winner
• Turkey trot
• Wizards fire Jordan, name interim coach
• Yale edges Oregon State 53-52
• Yoga competition is a snap for locals

OBITS

• John Michael Hayes, 89, adapted ‘Rear Window’ screenplay for Hitchcock
• Karl Bissinger photographed postwar icons
• Mathematician Ito explained random motion

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Mary C. Thornbury
• William Bill J. Newton

NATION & WORLD

• Ancient Iraqi sect struggling to survive
• At least 18 killed in 3 Baghdad bombings
• Big jump forecast in ranks of the poor
• Bush, Olmert have last meeting
• Bystander dead in church shooting
• Carter: Zimbabwe crisis worse than imagined
• China attacks U.N. torture report
• Coleman up by 210 in Minnesota recount
• Court weighing detainees’ release
• John Michael Hayes, 89, adapted ‘Rear Window’ screenplay for Hitchcock
• Kafka of the cubicle
• Karl Bissinger photographed postwar icons
• Kosovo blast tests ties with Germany
• Kremlin looking to Obama for deals
• Life is like TV for some psychiatric patients
• $850M in Katrina aid yet to be given
• Markets soar on Citigroup bailout plan
• Mathematician Ito explained random motion
• ‘Microwave-safe’ label may hide hazards
• North Korea reversing conciliatory movement
• Obama, economic team work with Bush to boost confidence
• Study suggests cancers may go away on their own
• Thai protests mostly peaceful so far
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security, led by Tom Ridge, is created in 2002
• Vote a setback for Chavez
• Workouts warrant stakeouts in Santa Monica

FEATURES

• Chefs share Thanksgiving food, stories
• Christmas from your garden
• COCC groups prepare student food baskets
• Dates, marinated feta make delicious combo
• Eco-friendly alternatives to common household cleaners
• Even renters go ‘green’ with new recyclables
• Horizon adjusts its Redmond schedule
• Packing dishes for storage
• Putting your personal stamp on your home can be simple
• "Energy-efficient’: What does that really mean?
• Recipe Finder
• String Christmas lights safely
• Thanksgiving 2008: Have questions? We have answers
• The cost of birth control should be equally shared
• Touch up those hideous paint dings on your walls
• What to drink with holiday cookies? (Hint: It’s not milk)

ENTERTAINMENT

• A look at the ‘Stars’ finalists
• Adkins weathers ups and downs to deliver ‘X’
• Build a gingerbread house at museum
• Calendar
• Encore in Las Vegas to get Sinatra restaurant
• Exhibiting a ‘modern’ obsession
• Fall Farm Festival takes place Saturday
• Holiday auction to be held Dec. 5 in Bend
• KIDS Center event aims to entertain, increase awareness
• Morning Star school to host dinner, auction
• Movie Times
• O’Donnell plucks teen from obscurity for role
• Proceeds from sale
• Springsteen offering free song download
• Sunriver nature center free for kids Saturday
• to aid scholarship fund
• Winfrey asks court to dismiss lawsuit

OPINION

• Bailout for Citigroup
• Forcing cities to develop densely isn’t a bad thing
• Hit up cyclists
• Not enough room
• OSU is reaching out
• Plug-in cars need electricity plants

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• ODOT raises speed limit on Redmond reroute