December 02, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A well-framed business plan
• 3 arrested after shots fired near Prineville
• 2 arrested in Redmond meth investigation
• Bailout panel leader: Strategy lacks focus
• Bend’s IdaTech reports big order
• Blaze guts Bend home of pet service owners
• Boys & Girls Clubs reopen programs
• BPA plans to build 2 towers
• Bulletin seeks your pet pics
• Cessna issues layoff notices at Bend plant
• Commission agrees to loan for sewer study
• Crosswalk enforcement planned at intersection
• 2 die in head-on collision on U.S. 97
• Home again, home again
• Kulongoski’s $16B budget cuts services but protects education
• Lawyer was devoted to area tribes
• New event unleashed at expo
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Pet spotlight
• Pets calendar
• Plenty of fresh air and exercise
• Sizemore jailed after finding of contempt
• University of Oregon to upgrade physical plant
• Warm Springs mill back at full bore
• Washington officials cancel date of Stenson execution
• Why does it feel like spring?
• Wind turbine maker plans to expand its Portland operations
• Woman who helped boost $2 million will testify against her husband

BUSINESS

• A well-framed business plan
• Bailout panel leader: Strategy lacks focus
• Bend’s IdaTech reports big order
• Business Calendar
• Cessna issues layoff notices at Bend plant
• Consumers can opt out of robocalls under new FTC rules
• Ford reviews plan to shed Volvo brand
• Ford steals the show in ‘09 safety ratings
• Johnson & Johnson to buy Mentor Corp.
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oil tumbles below $50 as recession called
• Pilgrim’s Pride files for bankruptcy protection
• Retailers offer deals for ‘Cyber Monday’
• Ryanair renews bid for rival Aer Lingus
• So now it’s official; when does it end?
• Survival lessons from archives of dot-com era
• Tech lets seniors stay independent longer
• Thrifty shoppers snap up store brands
• WaMu to cut 9,200 jobs, 3,400 in Seattle area
• Warm Springs mill back at full bore

SPORTS

• Browns’ Anderson out for year after injury
• Christmas gift ideas for the cyclist on your list
• Clemson: Swinney to head football team
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Cyclist banned two years for doping
• Ducks, Beavers and chimps...Oh my!
• Former NHL player dies in accident
• Former player accused of threatening coach
• Giants trying to figure out Burress’ future
• Girls basketball fundraiser slated
• Hossa scores tiebreaking goal, Wings beat Ducks 2-1
• Houston’s WNBA team disbanding
• Judge rejects sale of percentage of Curlin
• Kiffin introduced as Tennessee’s 21st coach
• Mizzou coordinator takes Wyoming job
• Mtn. View basketball plans night for Jason Freiboth
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 2 Connecticut cruises to win
• On the Air
• Pats to play Bucs in London in 2009
• Pierce helps Celtics pull away and beat Orlando
• Ronaldo wins Golden Ball award in Europe
• Scoreboard
• Seasonal flows affect fish habitat, reshape the river
• Sid’s surge creates talk of possible 50-goal season
• Swimmers rewarded for fastest times
• Texans cruise over Jaguars
• Texas Tech QB’s fingers broken in 9 places
• T-Wolves’ Brewer out for season with injury
• Volunteers needed at Jingle Bell Run
• WSU coach says Cougs will improve in 2009

OBITS

• Finance blogger Doris Dungey wrote of housing collapse
• H.N. Friedlaender collected rare books
• Virginia Precourt created artwork meant to last

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Lawyer was devoted to area tribes

NATION & WORLD

• Alaska Democrats pan Palin over travel time
• Barney Clark receives artificial heart in first surgery of its kind in 1982
• Birmingham mayor faces bribery charges
• Bomber kills 7 in Afghanistan
• Detroit ex-mayoral aide pleads guilty
• Finance blogger Doris Dungey wrote of housing collapse
• Galaxy of health dangers awaits
• High tide inundates historic Venice
• H.N. Friedlaender collected rare books
• India demands Pakistan take ‘strong action’ against terrorists
• Kidnapped doctor verified safe in Somalia
• Kosher meat scarce following plant raid
• ‘Medical rage’ can be a dangerous condition
• Obama vows ‘new dawn’ in naming security team
• Police cadets among dozens slain in Iraq
• Shining a light on AIDS issues
• Thai leader staying away from the capital
• Virginia Precourt created artwork meant to last

FEATURES

• A wooden door may be within your price range
• Beauty in tradition
• Catalog season is dream time for gardeners
• Chicken satay: ready for a crowd
• Editor’s note: Recipe finder
• Gaming the system is not acceptable in any country
• Holiday bulbs - from one purchase, years of color
• No-fuss doughnuts that anyone can make
• Real cider: It’s more than a beer stand-in
• Regular dustings are best to ensure long lampshade life
• Seafood on a budget? It’s easier than you think
• Shining a light on AIDS issues
• Small space, sparse furniture, lots of art
• Stress-free Christmas begins with simple dishes
• Those live Christmas trees need special care

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘According to Jim’ to fill ‘Dancing’ shoes
• Barker, DJ AM to reunite for show
• Calendar
• Fey’s hubby talks about her scar
• Forging a new path of fantasy
• Ivana Trump separates from her 4th husband
• Movie Times
• Shatner’s Raw Nerve’ premieres tonight
• Vanessa Williams kicks off cancer benefit

OPINION

• Allow pastors
• No car bailout
• Nosler Inc. honored
• Obama’s picks: So far, so good
• Passport pride
• Smelly snowmobiles
• Stop complaining
• Where women endure a personal brand of terrorism

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Commission agrees to loan for sewer study
• Crosswalk enforcement planned at intersection
• 2 die in head-on collision on U.S. 97