November 26, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend man is suing city over 2006 bus accident
• Bend-La Pine Schools opens weather hot line
• Black Friday
• Calendar
• Confidence improves
• Deal to trade forestland for development rights falls through
• FDIC adds 54 banks to ‘problem list’
• Feds adjust GDP
• Final $70 million made available for salmon relief
• Free vision screenings offered for children
• Heat lamp started fire that killed 100 chicks
• Home prices slide 3.16% in Deschutes
• In Madras, retailers feel the pinch
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets at shelters
• People On the Move
• Prineville man drives into a power pole
• Redmond council to hear ODOT appeal on retail space
• School districts prepare for cuts
• Silverton rebuffs protest of transgender mayor-elect
• Spokane wildfire started by illegal burn, agency finds
• Students take vacation recreation projects seriously
• There’s no school this week, but there still are activities
• Tired of driving 35 mph?
• Washington judges stay execution
• Washington sues feds over Hanford cleanup
• What’s closed on Thanksgiving
• Why the giant property tax bill?

BUSINESS

• Bachelor’s tubing opening this weekend
• Black Friday
• Business Calendar
• Confidence improves
• Deal to trade forestland for development rights falls through
• Digital music sales surpass CDs for Atlantic Records
• FDIC adds 54 banks to ‘problem list’
• Feds adjust GDP
• For would-be bankers, career paths changing
• Home prices slide further; Western U.S. hardest hit
• Home prices slide 3.16% in Deschutes
• In Madras, retailers feel the pinch
• New candy shops hope for sweet success
• People On the Move
• Realizing the good, bad of liquidation
• Safety group issues holiday toy warnings
• Shopping on credit? Be wise
• What should you do with all that grease left over from the turkey?
• When job market heads south, ‘hybrid’ qualifications can help

SPORTS

• Aspen Lakes’ 11th hole judged most beautifully brutal
• C.O. courses feeling the pinch of a bad economy
• C.O. crew to work state title game
• Easy night in New York for LeBron as Cavs roll
• Flames forward Bourque scores 2 in win over Kings
• Getting his shot
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Harangody leads No. 8 Notre Dame past No. 6 Texas
• Local golfers raise $35,000 for charity
• Mariners modernize, get hip to stats
• Mike Lewis: Pronghorn Club
• Mitchell thinks drug use down in MLB
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 1 North Carolina breezes past Oregon in Hawaii
• On the Air
• OSU running back doubtful for Civil War
• Owner committed to fixing NFL’s Browns
• PGA Tour tries another fix for its FedEx Cup
• Redskins cut former MVP Shaun Alexander
• Rose Bowl was on the line in 2000 Civil War, too
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks’ RB Jones to start against Cowboys
• Still perfect: No. 15 Ball State defeats Western Michigan
• Storms on horizon for golf industry
• Vick pleads guilty to dogfighting charges

OBITS

• Ethel Bradley, L.A.’s first lady for 20 years
• Gerald Schoenfeld is credited with the rebirth of Broadway
• MC Breed, 37, a rapper with Midwest roots

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Cody Lynn Strouse
• Death notices
• Fred N. Boschma
• Jack R. Lutz

NATION & WORLD

• A climate of optimism, wariness
• AIDS policies proved deadly in South Africa, study reveals
• Anti-government protesters take over airport in Bangkok 10 men jailed in acid attack in Afghanistan
• $800B in lending pledged to fight the crisis
• Bin Laden’s driver transferred from Guantanamo to Yemen
• Cancer rate declining in U.S., report finds
• Chavez welcomes Russian warships
• Clean-energy efforts will help economy, environmental groups tell president-elect
• Ethel Bradley, L.A.’s first lady for 20 years
• FDR orders nationwide gas rationing in 1942
• Gerald Schoenfeld is credited with the rebirth of Broadway
• Iraqis in intense talks over security pact
• MC Breed, 37, a rapper with Midwest roots
• 10 men jailed in acid attack in Afghanistan
• Obama takes aim at wasteful government spending
• Oregon House Dems unveil economic plan
• Pirates move tanker farther out to sea
• Safety group issues holiday toy warnings
• Tibetan lama has a bit of a rock-star vibe
• Your GPS may be a dashboard snitch

FEATURES

• AIDS policies proved deadly in South Africa, study reveals
• Bend-La Pine Schools opens weather hot line
• Cancer rate declining in U.S., report finds
• Free vision screenings offered for children
• Kulongoski wants $5M for health board’s goals
• People On the Move
• What should you do with all that grease left over from the turkey?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Beyoncé learned from her parents’ marriage
• Governor’s mansion has ‘30 Rock’ cameo
• Kanye calls his new album ‘great art’
• Madonna: Workload is ‘distraction’ from split
• Movie Times
• My Chemical Romance singer to be a dad
• Velvet Revolver opts out of contract
• Watching the watchers
• What should you do with all that grease left over from the turkey?

OPINION

• Court reinvents wheel
• Leonard deserves the next open seat
• The Bulletin and anti-pot extremism
• When it comes to economic stimulus, no one really knows

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Redmond council to hear ODOT appeal on retail space
• Tired of driving 35 mph?