December 22, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Ambulance charges incurred even without a hospital trip
• Another storm to hit on Christmas Eve
• 450 at COCC lose out on grant money
• BLM seeks wild horse board members
• Clackamas OKs rules to reduce graffiti
• Doghouse lamp fire burns Redmond home
• K9-to-5
• Lane County may try to ban disposable bags
• Meet Lucy
• New schools add budget pressure
• New site considered for dredging spoils
• News of Record
• No road delays expected
• Ranchers face uncertain winter, shifting prices
• Russia marks Stalin’s birth
• Santas chill out before Christmas
• Storm shuts down activities in Portland
• 8 teenage girls attempt escape from lockup
• The morning news, live, in La Pine
• Train display inspires wonder, year after year
• Train hits pickup, closing Highway 97
• your pets

BUSINESS

• April deadline looms for $100M fish tower
• Icy blast leaves many stranded

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Calendar tightens for Vonn in women’s World Cup competition
• Carolina earns OT win at Montreal
• Celtics beat Knicks, win 18th straight
• Even Indy isn’t immune to economy
• Fifteen players added to Masters field
• It’s been a wild ride for Broncos’ Ian Johnson
• Jam session
• NBA basketball
• NBA Scoreboard
• New coach, more wins in Madras
• New Suns looking a lot like old Suns
• NHL hockey
• No longer Cinderella, Gonzaga finds loss inexcusable
• No offseason for owner Tony Stewart
• No. 3 Pitt remains unbeaten, defeats Florida St.
• On the Air
• Pets calendar
• Singh earns victory at Chevron Challenge
• Southern Miss wins New Orleans Bowl with blocked FG in overtime
• Titans pound Steelers, clinch home-field
• U.S. skier Ligety stays in title chase

OBITS

• A. Carl Kotchian, Lockheed chief in aerospace bribery scandal, dies
• Olga Lepeshinskaya was Bolshoi ballerina
• Rabbi David Lieber, 83, former president of Jewish university
• Robert Mulligan, director of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’

NATION & WORLD

• A. Carl Kotchian, Lockheed chief in aerospace bribery scandal, dies
• Arab women find freedom in the skies
• Attempted shoe bomber Reid arrested in 2001
• Cause still unknown in runway accident
• Cheney, needling Biden, defends Bush’s record
• China at last confronts AIDS
• Did you take your vitamins? It might not matter after all
• Facebook used to serve legal notice in Australia
• Fort Dix jurors expect to finish case today
• Illinois panel awaits word from prosecutor
• Iranian police close human rights office
• Iraqi shoe thrower tortured, brother says
• Killings of Amazon activists go on despite Chico Mendes’ legacy
• Klamath Tribes see brighter future
• Misconduct alleged in Stevens prosecution
• Obama to release Blagojevich report
• Olga Lepeshinskaya was Bolshoi ballerina
• Rabbi David Lieber, 83, former president of Jewish university
• Robert Mulligan, director of ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
• Targeted Mumbai hotels reopen to guests and VIPs
• The meaning of ‘meow’: Owners say they understand pets
• U.S. leader in Iraq prepares for troop call
• U.S. won’t support Mugabe government, diplomat says
• With hostilities back, Israel ponders Gaza

FEATURES

• Calendar
• Huh? Experts warn of loud iPods
• Prepare pups for parties

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• It’s a boy — again — for Mexican pop star
• Jeremy Piven bows out of Broadway play
• Movie Times
• Sounds like a good deal for Ed McMahon
• Tired of the same old classics? Enjoy an alternative Christmas
• Web site lets fans sing with the King

OPINION

• Event planning
• Measure for the prosecution
• Religion in schools
• The need for numbers
• Worth getting angry

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Another storm to hit on Christmas Eve
• Doghouse lamp fire burns Redmond home
• No road delays expected
• Train hits pickup, closing Highway 97