November 12, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A Salute for veterans in Washington
• Avion customers may lose water pressure
• Brown pelicans are endangered no longer, the government says
• Business Calendar
• Commissioner recalled over LNG facility
• Correction
• Eugene man is charged in threat to abortion clinic
• Ex-wife’s boyfriend charged in death of famed dog trainer
• Flu on the mind
• Geothermal – just add water
• Grant may fill Sisters after-school activity gap
• Health Datebook
• Housing inventory plummets in Bend
• Lane County orders police chief to release reports in Taser case
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Ranchers worry about impact of sage grouse protection
• Sisters to decide on west-side annexation
• staying ahead of the curve
• This thrift store offers jobs as well as deals
• Traffic stop triggers Ashland-area pot bust
• Vehicle fire south of Bend may be arson
• Woman killed by husband in shooting filed for divorce

BUSINESS

• AIG’s CEO announces his plans to stay put
• Business Calendar
• Dobbs to leave CNN
• Drug industry presses FDA on online ad rules
• Farmers market fuss to be aired in Salem
• Geithner lauds efforts in China and Japan
• Geothermal – just add water
• Gold prices surge, hitting a new high
• Housing inventory plummets in Bend
• Key China indicators signal a recovery
• Little cargo, loads of debt
• London arrest latest in string of pilot drinking incidents
• Macy’s posts smaller loss, raises outlook
• News of Record: Permits
• Oregon is among 10 states in ‘fiscal peril’
• Parents’ unemployment stress trickles down to children
• Ranchers worry about impact of sage grouse protection
• Sisters to decide on west-side annexation
• There’s no silver bullet in investing: Bigger returns require more risk
• This thrift store offers jobs as well as deals
• U.S. adviser to Kurds could reap oil profits
• Wal-Mart to keep stores open to ease Black Friday
• With HP’s purchase of 3Com, Cisco has new rival

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend runner King named USATF Athlete of the Week
• Caps prevail in 11th round of shootout
• Central Oregon club hosts turkey shoots
• Cowgirls will try to make it four straight Cowgirls gunning for fourth state title
• Ducks try to prove they can rebound
• Elk hunters bag many mature bulls
• Fly-tying corner
• Good chances for lake trout, brown trout on Crescent Lake
• Griffey stays with Mariners for 2010
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Keep trail fun down low until more snow flies
• Kristick to play his final game at Reser
• Mt. Bachelor ski area sets charity ski weeks
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 13 Cal wins second game of season
• Oden leads Blazers to win
• On the Air
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Thanksgiving turkey: Go gunning for your groceries
• Winter wonderland

OBITS

• John O’Connor, 79, was husband of retired Supreme Court justice
• Psychiatrist Gene Cohen broke ground in geriatrics

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A day of remembrance in the U.S. and abroad
• Battle of Guadalcanal begins in 1942
• Blackout affects 60M after storm in Brazil
• Do today’s college students need lessons in failure?
• Geithner lauds efforts in China and Japan
• Hunger stunts 200M children, U.N. says
• Iran’s Ahmadinejad calls for cooperation
• John O’Connor, 79, was husband of retired Supreme Court justice
• Key China indicators signal a recovery
• London arrest latest in string of pilot drinking incidents
• Palestinians rally at Arafat memorial
• Parents’ unemployment stress trickles down to children
• Psychiatrists told Hasan to attend lectures on Islam
• School districts retooling how they grade teachers
• Seeking a lever in Afghanistan
• Somali pirates seize a container ship
• Teen who cut off leg recalls quake ordeal
• U.S. adviser to Kurds could reap oil profits

FEATURES

• A chance to remember
• 2 backcountry ski huts find home near Three Creeks Lake
• Battle of Guadalcanal begins in 1942
• Calendar
• Coffee brims with health benefits, researchers say
• Correction
• Denial is common for the obese
• Des Chutes Historical Museum to host holiday bazaar, Putnam tour
• Drug industry presses FDA on online ad rules
• Flu on the mind
• Health Datebook
• Hunger stunts 200M children, U.N. says
• Laparoscopic surgery sees mixed results
• Milk’s skeptics would like to steer us away from our herd mentality
• Pair it up in the gym
• Parents’ unemployment stress trickles down to children
• People
• Ski accidents are common for both beginners and experts
• staying ahead of the curve
• Step up to the plate and take the stairs
• The spices of life
• Thyroid
• Veterans honored in downtown Bend

ENTERTAINMENT

• A ‘Prisoner’ with new questions
• 2 backcountry ski huts find home near Three Creeks Lake
• Bullock ‘Blind Sides’ New Orleans
• Calendar
• Celine Dion isn’t pregnant after all
• Community Datebook
• Des Chutes Historical Museum to host holiday bazaar, Putnam tour
• Dobbs to leave CNN
• ‘I am not leaving Aerosmith,’ Tyler says
• Movie Times
• Rachael Ray gives $20,000 to shelter
• Ronnie Wood divorced by wife over adultery
• Veterans honored in downtown Bend

OPINION

• A deal’s a deal
• Campus proves worth
• Cartoon in bad taste
• County commissioners should leave Wimp Way open
• Dangerous ‘courtesy’
• Get vaccinated
• Voters want change