October 31, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A truly World Wide Web?
• Agreement on media shield law
• Barbara F. Collison Brown
• ‘Big Brother 9’ winner held on U.S. drug charge
• BLM to buy more land for national monument
• Burglar released early lands back in prison
• Calendar
• CEOs, celebs among White House guests
• Clinton faces down Pakistani anger
• Colin Farrell welcomes baby boy Henry
• Crypt above Marilyn doesn’t sell at auction
• Culver man suspected of domestic violence
• Dalai Lama says China politicizing his travels
• Death notices
• Deschutes Brewery taps The Abyss party
• Disclosure threatens House ethics inquiries
• Doctor says baby died of pneumonia
• Film tells of Leo Frank, century-old crimes
• Former school board candidate denies charges of sexual abuse
• France’s Chirac may stand trial
• Gladys Marie Tuckfield
• GOP set for Virginia revival
• Happy Halloween
• Have you voted?
• Home Federal Bancorp posts quarterly profit
• Indonesian ships stand as stark monuments to nature’s destruction
• Jail for Tami Sawyer until she talks
• 27 jobs cut at Eagle Crest Resort, Brasada Ranch
• Kathryn Dorothy (Dewey) Hickey
• 1 man dropped from Parker-Broderick case
• Manager says Hopper has prostate cancer
• Medvedev warns against softening of Stalinist horrors
• Movie Times
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Obama ends travel ban on HIV-positive
• Obama meets Joint Chiefs over Afghanistan strategy
• OSHA fines BP a record $87M for refinery fix
• Ousted Honduran says pact restores him to power
• Path clearing for House to pass health bill — over liberal objections
• People on the Move
• Poverty is issue No. 1 in Haitian PM’s ouster
• Prineville mayor and candidate for state House pays his tax bill
• Prosecutors: Witness in Levy slaying case was threatened
• Religion in Brief
• San Francisco mayor drops bid for California governor
• Schools are where stimulus saved jobs, new data show
• ‘Single Ladies’ is Hanks’ song of 2009
• Sisters to host lumberjack show
• Snow lets up in West, Plains, but South gets drenched
• Soderbergh turns toddler case into play
• Stimulus’ job gains in Oregon are fewer than first reported
• Survivors sought after midair crash
• 4th typhoon in month lashes the Philippines
• Three people sought in robbery at Bend motel
• Tunes from the crypt
• U.S. taps last of its Tamiflu stockpiles
• Video lottery payout rates won’t change for retailers
• Walker named Oregon USDA rural director
• What's Going Up
• When your insurance plan is no insurance at all
• Wyden meets Guardsmen’s job concerns with aid ideas

BUSINESS

• Agreement on media shield law
• CIT Group receives $1B loan from Icahn
• FDIC shuts down 9 more banks
• Going home early? You're a Halloweenie
• Home Federal Bancorp posts quarterly profit
• Injunction requested to halt AIG transfers
• Jail for Tami Sawyer until she talks
• 27 jobs cut at Eagle Crest Resort, Brasada Ranch
• OSHA fines BP a record $87M for refinery fix
• People on the Move
• Retail gas prices highest this year
• Schools are where stimulus saved jobs, new data show
• Stimulus’ job gains in Oregon are fewer than first reported
• The worst may be over, but the market’s big fall dulls optimistic outlook
• Toy safety law imperils small handicrafters
• Weyerhaeuser breaks even in 3Q
• What's Going Up
• World's largest cruise ship sails for Florida

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Bats look to break out as World Series shifts to Philly
• Bears take care of Eagle Indians
• C.O. golfer slides at Q-School first stage
• Cook fires 62, leads Champions Tour finale
• Cougars clinch share of IMC title
• Cross country
• Favre set to return to Lambeau
• Football
• Former Panther sets school record in golf
• IMC cross-country championships set for today in Bend
• Influence of the pros on youth safety is cited
• League parity? Try disparity
• Mavs get first win, rout Lakers 94-80
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 10 Ducks, No. 4 Trojans to battle for control of Pac-10
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Oregon State will try to end UCLA’s Corvallis dominance
• Panthers ride Reinprecht’s hat trick to victory
• Prep Scoreboard
• Sisters rolls past Elmira to keep playoff hopes alive
• Storm, Cowgirls win, remain tied atop IMC in volleyball standings
• Tennis
• Texas, Iowa could fight it out for weeks in BCS

OBITS

• Memorial service set for Jeff Mullins
• ‘Palimony’ figure Michelle Triola Marvin, 76
• Rich, 77, was advocate for education at home

FEATURES

• ‘A great area of potential ... a great area of need’
• Calendar
• Champions of the free world
• Isn’t life scary enough? Halloween is a great escape
• Martin Luther posts 95 Theses in 1517
• People on the Move
• Religion in Brief
• Religious freedom is at risk, Mormon elder warns
• U2charist to help congregation find what they’re looking for

OPINION

• Bad news
• From The Archives
• State doesn’t need lieutenant governor
• Stimulus questions
• The Afghanistan question is a question of determination