December 14, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A lesson in learning for Bend-La Pine teachers
• Amid the changes, Redmond still has a council seat to fill
• Ballot measure system coming under scrutiny
• Births
• Bryant — Sanderson
• Calendar
• Castro visits Chavez on first foreign trip
• Crews brave icy cold to thaw the Northeast
• Explorers find rare boat in Lake Ontario off N.Y.
• Guided by laser
• Hearing likely on anti-shooting efforts in Deschutes subdivision
• Indian navy arrests 23 accused of piracy
• Johnson — Prine
• Little Rock Nine, others invited to inauguration
• Local legislators land some key committee spots in Salem
• News of Record
• Nielsen — Haverly
• No suspects yet in bank blast
• Obama taps N.Y. housing chief for HUD
• Oregon Board of Education suspends plans on student math requirements
• Oregon rapist sentenced to 51 years in Arizona molestation
• Pakistan: India violated airspace
• Readers remember Bulletin writer, friend
• Ready for your close-up? Because Santa sure is
• Russian is Miss World
• Silbaugh
• Stein — Fowler
• The 3 options for hurting homeowners
• U.S. troops may stay in Iraq even after 2011
• VA to repay millions in benefits to widows
• Walton — Hall
• Washington teen charged in fatal Tacoma shooting
• Why solar-powered cars aren’t around
• Worry lingers for domestic partnerships
• 100 YEARS AGO
• Zimbabwe: Cholera is Western bioweapon

BUSINESS

• Airlines expect smaller loss in 2009
• CFOs’
• Chinese drive up the ante for cars
• Google’s Chrome says bye-bye to beta
• Guided by laser
• Household debt dips for first time in 50 years
• How to trim the tech budget
• Inside Europe’s high-living wax cartel
• It’s starting to feel like winter - for Bachelor’s snow-makers, too
• News of Record
• One-time master of TV shows fights to survive
• 2009 outlook: It’s going to be rocky
• Recession survival: Health coverage after a layoff
• Special holiday delivery: New credit card rules from regulators
• The 3 options for hurting homeowners

SPORTS

• Basketball
• Bend police arrest teenager who fled
• Boxing
• Bradford picks up Heisman
• Clark, Vito halfpipe snowboard champs
• Clemens still believes he has future with Jets
• Culver wrestlers take second
• Gymnastics
• Historic Texas Stadium closing in on final days
• Injured cyclist rescued from Phil’s Trail area
• La Pine girls still perfect after win
• Magic beat Jazz in Utah without injured Howard
• Mote’s quest for repeat in bareback falls short
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 16 UCLA routs DePaul
• On the Air
• Oregon State gets win over Nebraska
• Out to ski
• Panthers, Cowboys fare well at tourney
• Reigning Storm
• San Diego tops Oregon, 64-57
• Snow causes crashes but not many injuries
• Sorenstam shoots 75, drops to 6th place in Dubai
• Speedskating
• State trooper makes drug bust near Madras
• Swimming
• Swiss skier Janka takes top spot at World Cup event
• Varlamov wins NHL debut with Caps
• Vonn DQ’d, Finn wins giant slalom

OBITS

• Hiking guru Milt McAuley popularized trails near L.A.
• Larry Devlin was CIA’s Congo chief in country’s early days
• Robin Toner reported on many top political issues
• Ron Carey led Teamster reforms, ousted in scandal

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Janet Faye Alderman
• Readers remember Bulletin writer, friend

NATION & WORLD

• Amundsen reaches South Pole in 1911
• Courthouse gunman gets life in prison
• Governor weighs his legal options
• Hiking guru Milt McAuley popularized trails near L.A.
• Illinois corruption: Tough to weed out
• Larry Devlin was CIA’s Congo chief in country’s early days
• New study firmly ties hormone use, breast cancer
• On the Hill, a champion of Wall Street is still reaping the benefits
• Robin Toner reported on many top political issues
• Ron Carey led Teamster reforms, ousted in scandal
• Schumer, Wall Street champion, still reaping the benefits
• Uncertainty leaves Detroit in chilled spirits

FEATURES

• A capital destination
• Car designers get a day in the not-so-fast lane
• ’09 Ford Focus: What’s right with the industry - almost
• Hospice care and comfort as more than just a final act
• Lost and in the dark? Your map’s useless if you can’t see it
• News of Record
• Spirit of the Season
• Why solar-powered cars aren’t around
• Worry lingers for domestic partnerships

ENTERTAINMENT

• A 7-day tour of the White House
• Aniston poses nude on cover of GQ magazine
• Author Ghosh shares a portrait of 19th-century India
• Author steps back into land of Narnia in new book
• Best-sellers
• Book follows Saddam down the spider hole
• Carolyn Chute doesn’t hold back in latest novel
• Classic tales and an eccentric host
• CTC fundraising effort hits halfway mark
• Ex-‘Idol’ producer on Paula’s stalker claims
• Monday is the last day to share light locations
• Movie Times
• Oddball reads for unique gift-giving
• Oregon Encyclopedia Project meets in Bend
• The power of community
• The real Walt Whitman, as defined by the Civil War
• Veteran author’s 15th novel: an innovative political thriller

OPINION

• ADDING IT UP
• Blame Bush, Obama — or us?
• Contact via e-mail curbed by park district
• Contagious anxiety replaces competitive consumption
• From Japan, lessons for Obama’s infrastructure plans
• Meantime, meanwhile — it’s really your call
• Oregon’s health reform pathology
• Roll over, Abe Lincoln
• Seeking improved leadership at Cascades campus
• While Detroit slept, ideas glimmered
• 30 years later, Ayers is still justifying the Weather Underground’s means

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Why solar-powered cars aren’t around