October 28, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• a shift in the season
• Administration makes new push for climate bill
• Animated spoofing from a master satirist
• Bend resident honored with civil rights award
• Bend’s downtown parking offenders want leniency, not limits
• Business Calendar
• CEC is set to receive $4M in smart grid funding
• Celebrate Redmond with centennial blanket
• Chris Brown to release new CD on Dec. 15
• CIA pays Afghan president’s brother, U.S. officials say
• Community Events Calendar
• Cooking - the healthy way
• Correction
• Corrections
• Cosby jokes as Rock, Seinfeld pay tribute
• Counseling program info at OSU-Cascades
• Cramped community colleges turn to night classes
• ‘Da Vinci Code’ publisher changes jobs
• Death notices
• Donny Mouser
• Edward Anthony Zabrsa
• Elizabeth Taylor calls Jackson film ‘brilliant’
• Fire damages home north of Bend
• George Ewen Cleveland
• GO! Magazine
• Guide may help Forest Service sell Sisters parcel
• Iran hints at revisions to U.N. uranium plan
• Iraq still stalled on election laws
• John Robert "Bob" Barnes
• Losers and winners in a proposed change to the census
• Mary Viola Talanca Halsey
• Moderate Democrats are courted with opt-out on the table
• Movie Times
• Multnomah libraries move to halt thefts
• NASA hopeful to test new Ares rocket today
• Natural gas rate cut may save Bend residents $150 a year
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Obama girls receive swine flu shots
• Palin got $1.25M so far for upcoming book
• Salon sets Roots on Bend’s Colorado Ave.
• Scientology branch in France is convicted of fraud, fined
• Sea turtles getting perilously scarce, survey finds
• Springsteen cancels show after roadie death
• ‘Survivor’ champ a ‘victim of a witch hunt’
• Television legend Lear receives AARP award
• Terrebonne man, 28, arrested in meth case
• Two growth spurts on Earth were all about the oxygen
• Unlike most, Deschutes County will pay less for health plan
• U.S. strategy: Protect 10 population centers
• Volunteer Search Nov. 1, 2009
• West Coast Bancorp raises needed capital

BUSINESS

• Anti-psychotic drugs linked to weight gain in children
• Asian cars top reliability ratings; Ford scores well
• Bend’s downtown parking offenders want leniency, not limits
• Bill would shift the cost of bailouts to large firms
• BP profit down 34%, but tops forecasts
• Business Calendar
• CEC is set to receive $4M in smart grid funding
• Celebrate Redmond with centennial blanket
• Cooking - the healthy way
• Cramped community colleges turn to night classes
• Efficiency grants
• FAA suspends pilots of wayward flight
• Gloomy job outlook hurts confidence
• Guide may help Forest Service sell Sisters parcel
• Home prices rise for third straight month
• Honda raises forecast
• Icahn offers to buy CIT Group debt
• Job seekers grow weary of jumping through hoops
• Knot your scarf
• Merkley touts bill on climate as way to boost jobs
• Natural gas rate cut may save Bend residents $150 a year
• New low-calorie beers: A matter of taste
• Obama likens smart grid plan to creation of highway system
• Recalls
• Salon sets Roots on Bend’s Colorado Ave.
• Top entertainment sellers
• U.S. Steel posts quarterly loss
• West Coast Bancorp raises needed capital

SPORTS

• A-Rod, Howard add luster to starry World Series
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bob Duncan, Tetherow
• Carroll concerned about Southern Cal’s second-half defense
• Celtics top Cavs in season opener
• Central Oregon golfer off to fast start at Q-School
• Football
• For starters, Blazers take out Rockets
• Golf Scoreboard
• NBA Scoreboard
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Panthers give CVC leader a tough test
• PGA TOUR
• Redmond boys soccer keeps playoff hopes alive with win
• Tennis
• Three-way race as the Pac-10 hits stretch run
• Who is responsible for errant shots?
• Williams lifts Red Wings past Canucks

OBITS

• Bend radio broadcaster dug behind the headlines
• Dee Anthony, 83, managed rocker Frampton’s career
• Longtime Arizona newspaper publisher dies

FEATURES

• Bend resident honored with civil rights award
• Bring timeless charm to your nursery design
• Celebrate Redmond with centennial blanket
• Homemade Halloween costume ideas
• Knot your scarf
• New low-calorie beers: A matter of taste
• School board allows book
• Scientology branch in France is convicted of fraud, fined
• Statue of Liberty dedicated in 1886

OPINION

• Green schools
• Mr. Wilson’s impact
• Oregon’s lazy stroll to nowhere
• Take a smorgasbord approach to U.S. 97
• Take their insurance
• Taxes and horses
• The children in the press and Washington
• The service and sacrifice of the Catholic Church’s nuns

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• a shift in the season