November 29, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Archdiocese documents offer no ‘smoking gun’
• British government to take over RBS
• Candlelight AIDS vigil planned for Monday
• Celilo Falls still exist, sonar maps show
• charged with assault
• Counties hope to sell timber plan to Congress
• FDIC fines Bend bank
• Fed’s loan program increases activity
• Merkley’s D.C. office a far cry from his spacious Salem digs
• News of Record
• on sex abuse charges
• OPEC struggles for balance in oil market
• Our once-rapid growth has slowed
• Predawn rush as shoppers seek big deals
• Prineville man arrested
• Public hearing set
• Redmond city manager
• Rezoning hearing set Wednesday for Terrebonne mine
• Stagnant air spurs pollution advisory
• What’s Going Up
• With Barram aboard, Bend council to tackle housing, transit issues

BUSINESS

• British government to take over RBS
• Candlelight AIDS vigil planned for Monday
• charged with assault
• Day of reckoning at Chrysler
• FDIC fines Bend bank
• Fed’s loan program increases activity
• In Long Island, buying hysteria turns deadly
• on sex abuse charges
• OPEC struggles for balance in oil market
• Our once-rapid growth has slowed
• Predawn rush as shoppers seek big deals
• Prineville man arrested
• Public hearing set
• Redmond city manager
• Rezoning hearing set Wednesday for Terrebonne mine
• SCREEN TEST
• Stocks ring in December with new optimism
• Umpqua blueberry farm is growing
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• A Civil War, with big implications
• Big second half lifts Blazers over Hornets
• Browns’ Quinn still pondering surgery
• C.O. reloads
• Culver, Knappa meet today for 2A football title
• Ducks get shutout over Blackhawks
• FIGHTING for a BETTER LIFE
• Five sports falling short on drug testing
• Jockey sets Churchill Downs win record
• Marbury suspended by Knicks
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 9 Boise State stays perfect with rout
• No. 9 Gonzaga routs upstart Maryland in tournament semifinals
• On the Air
• OSU will have to replace an injured running back and will hope for a performance like it got out of Bend’s Matt Sieverson in 2007
• Prep football team’s bus overturns
• Rangers trade RHP Littleton to Boston
• Scoreboard
• Skiing needs legal all-clear in anti-doping fight
• Spain moves ahead in World Cup of Golf
• Tennessee, Kiffin reach tentative deal
• Terrorism strikes a blow at cricket’s future

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Anna Dean Weigand Ayres
• Death notices
• Richard F. King

NATION & WORLD

• Big changes expected at EPA, Interior
• Bombing follows pact approval in Iraq
• China executes 2 convicted of spying
• Cuban monk 1 step closer to sainthood
• Identity theft ring was after home-equity credit lines
• India attacks spread chaos with precision
• India takes down last attackers
• Lawmaker wants state to give God the credit
• Medvedev meets with both Castros in Cuba
• Shuttle en route home from space station
• Somali pirates seize chemical tanker
• Swiss likely to approve prescription heroin
• Thai protesters brace for police face-off
• Warren Commission formed in 1963 to investigate Kennedy assassination

FEATURES

• Candlelight AIDS vigil planned for Monday
• charged with assault
• on sex abuse charges
• Our once-rapid growth has slowed
• Prineville man arrested
• Public hearing set
• Redmond city manager
• Religion In Brief
• Rezoning hearing set Wednesday for Terrebonne mine

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Australia’ brings back long-forgotten era
• Bend’s Community Center expands hours
• Bracelet sales help African orphanages
• Bruce Willis settles with Malaysian firm
• Calendar
• Eat pizza in Redmond, help animal shelter
• Free haircuts Tuesday for cancer survivors
• Houston denies reunion with Bobby Brown
• Kicking off the season
• Madonna’s documentary on orphans to air on Sundance
• Movie Times
• Send us your pet pics
• Smokin’ guitars

OPINION

• Counting the reasons why America is not on track
• Forest Service not ‘just fine’
• From the Archives
• 2 losses for C.O. shooters
• Snowball’s back
• Too much money in politics