November 27, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A bright future for journalists? It’s not news at Arizona State
• A day of sharing ... Central Oregon volunteers do their best to make sure everyone can feast
• Armand Guidolin was youngest to play in NHL game
• Babysitter sentenced for sexual abuse of girl
• Bell Canada deal may not go through
• Bowling for soup
• Columbia River sea lions can be killed, judge rules
• Couple lose pet deer
• Deals look deep and plentiful
• Dogs may get new off-leash fun zones at 8 Bend parks
• Douglas county might see more bad job numbers
• European regulators raid drugmakers
• IRS raises mileage rate to 55 cents
• Jefferson County Republicans elect officers for 2009-10
• Jobless benefits extended 7 weeks
• Judge OKs financing for ritzy Montana resort
• Junction City man makes his mark in miniature
• Lyons official accused of giving teens alcohol
• Man gets 25 years in rape of 6-year-old
• Municipalities ready to sell bonds
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets at shelters
• Plans for Oregon Gatorade plant are scrapped
• Redmond park board to proceed with land deal
• Salem man accused in church fires released from mental hospital
• Science of sleep
• Seattle prepares to close schools
• Seattle-area mall shooting suspect arrested in Portland
• Shooting defendant deemed incompetent
• Special court programs reduce crime, but they’re not cheap
• Thanksgiving closures
• There’s still much to be thankful for
• Washington asks Supreme Court to lift stay of execution

BUSINESS

• Bell Canada deal may not go through
• Boeing restarts aircraft production at plant
• Business Calendar
• Can’t see the butte through the fog
• Card companies slashing limits on consumer credit
• Cerberus says it was misled in Chrysler deal
• Deals look deep and plentiful
• Deere profit falls 18%
• Economy takes toll on Lasik surgeries
• Europe, China unveil stimulus efforts
• European regulators raid drugmakers
• IRS raises mileage rate to 55 cents
• Jobless benefits extended 7 weeks
• Klamath County room tax revenue is down
• Layaway is returning, in some cases online
• Mortgage rates fall
• News of Record: Permits
• Nonbanks are allowed to bid for failed lenders
• Oil prices jump again in volatile trading week
• Redmond park board to proceed with land deal
• Thanksgiving closures
• Tiffany earnings beat analyst expectations
• When is an extended warranty worth it?

SPORTS

• Anglers, hunters can now buy licenses online
• Blazers beat the Heat
• Browns’ Quinn out for season, weighs surgery
• Central Oregon outdoor writer ‘did everything’ Ed Park 1930 – 2008
• C.O. players, coach receive state honors
• Cowgirl runner shines at Border Clash
• Daly wants focus on golf in Australia
• Ducks lose to second straight top-10 team
• Events Calendar
• Fly-tying corner
• Her spirit rides on
• Juniper pool available for kayakers weekly
• Kings’ goalie shuts down Oilers
• Light dusting of snow leaves most summer trails open
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 1 North Carolina rolls to Maui title
• Old magazines give glimpse of the past; connect to future
• On the Air
• One game, two quarterbacks: Beavers have a big decision
• Oregon State falls in overtime
• Pheasant season open in Dalles district
• Scoreboard
• Steelhead fishing still good on Deschutes
• Swedes favorites for World Cup of Golf
• Thank you, nature
• This teen’s proving to be one courageous Cougar
• This winter, put on some snowshoes for an aerobic workout you’ll enjoy
• Vonn cleared to race in World Cup after fall

OBITS

• Central Oregon outdoor writer ‘did everything’ Ed Park 1930 – 2008
• George Chesbro wrote offbeat novels featuring dwarf detective
• National Geographic executive George Peterson also painted
• Richard Elliott made art featuring reflectors
• William Rudell was the former mayor of Burbank

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Advocates upset at shelving of gay school in Chicago
• Afghan leader criticizes U.S. and NATO efforts
• Another Thai airport closed
• Barbara Bush doing well after surgery
• Chinese execute killer many saw as a hero
• Dozens are killed in coordinated attacks
• Farming, drought impacting Utah bird migration
• Ford confirmed as vice president in 1973
• George Chesbro wrote offbeat novels featuring dwarf detective
• Iraqis close to vote on security pact
• Israeli prime minister is facing indictment
• Journalists kidnapped in pirate stronghold
• Judge schedules ‘brief hearing’ on Stevens witness
• National Geographic executive George Peterson also painted
• New research offers hope in fight against osteoporosis
• N.Y. boosts security after terrorist threat
• Obama describes his team as fresh, but experienced
• To grandmother’s house we go — via webcam
• Two mass graves discovered in Congo
• Verdict mixed in MySpace suicide trial
• Wyoming blasts feds in comments on wolf

FEATURES

• A day of sharing ... Central Oregon volunteers do their best to make sure everyone can feast
• A grape way to lower blood pressure?
• ABCs, 123s of defeating diabetes
• All the omega-3s without the mercury
• Correction
• Don’t cut yourself off from holiday cookies yet
• Health care reform plan questioned
• Health Datebook
• People
• Recognizing ADHD can be difficult, but it’s essential
• Science of sleep
• Skipping her way through therapy
• Special court programs reduce crime, but they’re not cheap
• Taking a little down time
• Thanksgiving meal calories
• The great indoors can be fine place for a run
• The larynx
• Tree lightings, displays glow around the country

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Corrections
• Daly to become daddy
• ‘Drift’ returns to Tower
• Even in dog years, Uno’s had a good run
• Juniper pool available for kayakers weekly
• Koppel parts ways with Discovery
• Movie Times
• What celebrities are thankful for this year

OPINION

• Housing plan
• Never satisfied
• The origins of Thanksgiving