November 28, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• ‘Accepting people the way they are’
• Adaptations give kids a taste of Shakespeare
• An Early-morning feast
• Best Bets for family fun Details, Page E3
• Christmas trees are shipping out
• Coast Guard: Crab boat towed to safety
• Deschutes County hires planning director
• Dispatches
• Encouraging signs in troubled industry
• Family Calendar
• Forest roads to stay open a little longer
• Friends gather at Redmond center
• Grandparents safest caregivers, study says
• Heritage day honors American Indians
• Historic Bend homes to open next month
• Hopi tribal leaders tangle over leadership
• Hosting a feast is her way of giving back
• How much is a degree from college worth?
• Iowa braces for fight on same-sex marriage
• Judge orders release
• Let’s play
• Making friends
• Man gets 6 years for killing woman in crash
• Man who hit governor with pie is sentenced
• McMinnville displays artificial tree
• More Oregonians getting food boxes
• News of Record
• of priest abuse records
• Oregon medical system tells workers to take time off
• Rags start fire at industrial building
• Restaurant Guide
• Salvation Army serves more needy in Hawaii
• School official is named best in Washington
• Seattle man accused of posing as lawyer
• Social services programs face cuts
• State nursing board
• Story times, library youth events for Nov. 28-Dec. 4
• suspends CNA’s license
• SUV crash in Colorado kills all 7 inside
• Teen finds $10,000 at work, turns it in
• Thanks for sharing
• Third man convicted in killing
• Water feud erupts into $750,000 lawsuit
• Western governors ask Obama for energy action

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• 2 craft brewers form an alliance
• Deschutes County hires planning director
• Dispatches
• Encouraging signs in troubled industry
• For OPEC, declining oil prices bring new tensions
• HAPPY HOUR in style
• He’s ‘a permanent fixture’ of Prineville’s Tastee Treet
• Institutions rethinking waste as prices rise, budgets shrink
• Rags start fire at industrial building
• Shoppers gain pricing power online with help from coupon code sites
• State issues reminder on business property
• Think $7
• UBS says tax fraud is not widespread
• Unsold foreign cars hog space at a U.S. port
• Video game industry is hitting right buttons
• Water feud erupts into $750,000 lawsuit

SPORTS

• Beavers find success with the fly sweep
• Culver’s foe features dynamic ground attack
• Dirksen Derby set for Dec. 7
• Extreme Sports Events Calendar
• Germans take an early lead at World Cup of Golf
• Greg Oden’s latest critic? Rapper blasts center online
• Maryland upsets No. 5 Michigan State
• McNabb bounces back from benching as Eagles beat Cards
• NBA Scoreboard
• NBA Scoreboard Hornets use late three to top Nuggets
• No. 4 Texas cruises to victory
• On the Air
• Paving the way
• Scoreboard
• Sens win shootout to top Maple Leafs
• Service Saturday for longtime local coach Jack Lutz
• Staying close to home
• Strolling down memory lane, Civil War style
• The Olympic connection

OBITS

• Indiana woman dies at 115 as the world’s oldest person
• Sandy Ruby, popular electronics retailer, 67
• Tony-winning playwright Gibson best known for Helen Keller play

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Janet Carol Stevens
• Lynne Angland

NATION & WORLD

• Air New Zealand flight crashes into mountain in Antarctica, killing all 257 aboard in 1979
• Airbus plane crash leaves 2 dead and 5 missing
• Army still battling gunmen at three sites in Mumbai
• Attacks may chill India-Pakistan relations
• Bomb near embassy in Kabul kills 4
• Ethical robots on the battlefield?
• Experts wondering if Stevens will try for a presidential pardon
• Finding beauty in the misunderstood chaparral
• Food banks, shelters report record Thanksgiving demand
• From celebration to terror in Mumbai
• Indiana woman dies at 115 as the world’s oldest person
• Nation has a new tastemaker in chief
• NYC throngs still love a parade
• Obama forging ties with Congress
• Opium harvest declines in Afghanistan
• Putin’s Russia keeps a chokehold on its history
• Russia, Venezuela sign deals
• Sandy Ruby, popular electronics retailer, 67
• Talk of the town: Is copper down today?
• Thailand’s prime minister authorizes protester evictions
• Tony-winning playwright Gibson best known for Helen Keller play
• Vote calls for pullout in 3 years

FEATURES

• Co-workers try to burst bubble of woman’s happy marriage
• Eliminating the risks
• Friends gather at Redmond center
• He’s ‘a permanent fixture’ of Prineville’s Tastee Treet
• Social services programs face cuts
• These days, stolen phones practically find themselves
• When to wean them off wheels

ENTERTAINMENT

• A classic tale of Christmas
• ART EXHIBITS
• Don’t forget: Tickets on sale for jazz shows
• GO! Magazine
• 7 Great Plates
• HAPPY HOUR in style
• Here’s what’s showing on Central Oregon movie screens.
• He’s ‘a permanent fixture’ of Prineville’s Tastee Treet
• Holiday bazaars
• Local artist plans benefit for shelter
• Meet the new voice of ‘Dora’
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of Nov. 28
• Music releases
• 7 NAMES of NOTE
• New dvd releases
• Open house to help KIDS Center
• out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• 7 reasons to see Young Buck
• 7 shows to see for the next seven days
• Stale genre gets boost
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• 25th anniversary edition includes ‘Christmas Story’-themed goodies
• The 7 Top Grossing Movies of All Time (U.S. Box Office)
• The Top 7 Netflix Rentals
• Think $7
• This week

RESTAURANTS

• 7 Great Plates

OPINION

• Car bailouts
• College campus ‘stimulus’
• Frightening demand
• Horses aren’t for dinner
• More wilderness
• No new taxes
• Tax surprises
• Why some remote Oregon counties should consider merging

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Forest roads to stay open a little longer