November 13, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A ‘last resort' for homeless
• 2 Bend men arrested in drug investigation
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• County aims to merge locations in Redmond
• 2 dead, 14 hurt in rollover crash in Eastern Oregon
• Dispatches
• Fed tightens rules on overdraft fees
• For edge on federal contracts, some head elsewhere
• Funds tight for snow removal
• GO Magazine
• Holiday bazaars
• How are things stacking up?
• Juvenile arrested in puncturing of tires
• Klamath Falls transient held on drug charges
• Learn the signs, act early
• More young adults in college, study says
• Murder-suicide suspect had financial problems
• New device to check up on patient health care
• New housing complex for seniors sees huge drop in demand
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• No leads on missing Coos County woman
• Restaurant guide
• Sisters approves developer agreement for annexation
• Site helps students build confidence in speaking English
• Sunglasses saved son’s eye in Iraq, mom says
• Survey shows record count of snowy plovers
• Suspect in killing of Seattle officer could face death
• Tax hike opponents argue ballot titles unconstitutional
• Voki characters created by students at Cascade Middle School
• With swine flu, take care and don't panic, officials say
• 3 women injured in crash in La Pine
• Wyden seeks bill to reduce sex trafficking
• Yard debris disposal offered at discount

BUSINESS

• A ‘last resort' for homeless
• Air quality is now an inside job
• 500 applicants, 25 positions
• Beginner’s luck led to Bentley love affair
• BendBroadband adds NFL Network
• Business Calendar
• Company created from GM’s unwanted assets, debts has lost $100M since July
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Fed tightens rules on overdraft fees
• Harmful fruit fly found in southwest Oregon
• In the food aisle: lawsuits, new scrutiny from the FDA
• Intel, AMD call $1.25B truce
• NBC deal could put Comcast’s chief executive in media elite
• New housing complex for seniors sees huge drop in demand
• Obama plans summit to discuss job creation
• Ochoco Lumber gets stimulus money
• Sisters approves developer agreement for annexation
• With cushion dwindling, FHA tightens loan rules
• ‘Work sharing’ urged at national level

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Basketball
• Boxing
• Can Devils’ defense stop the Ducks?
• Correction
• 49ers beat Bears 10-6, ending four-game skid
• Five area teams still in state playoffs C.O. soccer teams aim for state semifinals
• Football
• Gilchrist starts Class 1A football playoffs tonight
• Jimmie Johnson’s slip a plot twist, won’t alter result
• Lakers handle Suns with ease
• Local lumberjack to be featured on ESPN2
• Mountain biking
• NAIA coach on verge of 1,000th career win
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 25 Stanford returns to scene of ‘07 upset
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Rose takes lead at Disney World
• Stars rally for 3-2 victory over Sharks
• Tennis
• Track & field
• Tumalo Creek
• Violent play by female athlete spurs debate on double standards
• Who will play for title? Better to ask who won’t
• Young gun

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Carolyn Jeanne Griffith
• Death notices
• Flossie Marie Dill

NATION & WORLD

• Animal house of horrors comes to light outside NYC
• Balloon boy’s parents set to plead guilty
• Bomb hits Pakistan’s spy agency, killing 7
• Bomber strikes near U.S. base in Afghanistan
• 23,000 die when volcanic mudslide buries Armero, Colombia, in 1985
• Drugs may deter some cancers, but they’re ignored
• Final hour may be at hand for Russia’s 11 time zones
• Gene found that seems key to the evolution of speech
• Ida’s remnants batter East Coast
• In the food aisle: lawsuits, new scrutiny from the FDA
• Major charged with 13 counts of murder in Hood rampage
• Man avoids death penalty, gets life in prison in TV anchor killing
• Obama plans summit to discuss job creation
• Obama’s Afghanistan hesitancy has an array of meanings, consequences
• Ochoco Lumber gets stimulus money
• Palin confirms friction in McCain campaign
• Prosecutors move to seize U.S. assets linked to Iran
• U.S. weakened, ousted Honduran leader says
• With cushion dwindling, FHA tightens loan rules
• With few jobs created, tangible gains still ahead for energy-efficiency effort
• ‘Work sharing’ urged at national level
• WWII-era Japanese submarines located

FEATURES

• Beginner’s luck led to Bentley love affair
• 23,000 die when volcanic mudslide buries Armero, Colombia, in 1985
• Drugs may deter some cancers, but they’re ignored
• Gene found that seems key to the evolution of speech
• New device to check up on patient health care
• With swine flu, take care and don't panic, officials say

ENTERTAINMENT

• A sonic assault
• ABC shows ‘Hank’ the door
• 500 applicants, 25 positions
• Art exhibits
• Bach to their roots
• BendBroadband adds NFL Network
• Beyonc , McCartney in Thanksgiving specials
• Bodyvox
• Coen brothers strike again
• CTC’s NightVisions series continues
• Disaster done right
• Eek-A-Mouse returns to the Domino Room
• Family Calendar
• Fox’s ‘Dollhouse’ has been canceled
• Greeninger and Kai celebrate new CD
• It’s a big week at Silver Moon Brewing
• Music releases
• NBC deal could put Comcast’s chief executive in media elite
• New dvd releases
• On local screens
• OpenLens Festival calls for short films
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• ‘Pirate Radio' is a good mix of characters
• Planning ahead
• Reception tonight for painters, mentor
• ‘Sesame Street’ turns 40 with retrospective DVD
• Story times, library youth events for Nov. 13-19
• Take a Mulligan
• Tapping creativity
• The Lonely H gets classic at Black Horse
• This week
• Tweens can discover the forest through art
• Upcoming concerts

RESTAURANTS

• Take a Mulligan

OPINION

• Health care bill’s restrictions on abortion need to go
• Kill and eat
• Medicare failure
• Pew ‘peril’ report misses the point
• Seizing the day can be tough for some teens
• What about Bush?
• Where to put cabins

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Funds tight for snow removal