November 14, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Correction
• Cost overruns plague Oregon Zoo construction projects, audit finds
• Fund set up for family of shooting victim
• News of Record: Police Log
• Oregon tax amnesty deadline is Thursday
• People on the Move
• Protesters on both sides of reform meet outside Walden's Bend office
• Ray’s Food Place company files suit against renewable energy contractor
• Redmond gas stations adjusting to less business after reroute
• Religion in Brief
• Sawyer wins again in her bid to avoid jail
• Searchers may have found body of missing woman
• Sled on!
• Spirits soar in a copter cockpit
• Survivors of van crash are coping with losses
• Tax foes on losing end of ballot language fight
• What’s ahead?
• What's Going Up

BUSINESS

• 3 banks closed
• Chicago-style hot dog shop opens in Bend
• Computer programmers arrested in Madoff case
• Congress will examine airlines’ fees
• FDA questions safety of alcoholic energy drinks
• NorthWest Crossing gets new restaurant
• People on the Move
• President walks delicate tightrope on trip to China
• Proposed soccer complex could give economy a kick, Bend officials say
• Ray’s Food Place company files suit against renewable energy contractor
• Redmond gas stations adjusting to less business after reroute
• Sawyer wins again in her bid to avoid jail
• Snowpack is ‘off to a great start'
• Spirits soar in a copter cockpit
• Sykes plans layoffs in Milton-Freewater
• What's Going Up

SPORTS

• Anthony gets better of Artest as Nuggets whip Lakers 105-79
• AP Interview: Cuba’s Chapman says no drama in defection
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend and Summit players share IMC award in girls soccer
• Ducks get easy victory in opener
• Football
• Gilchrist loses in first round of Class 1A state playoffs
• Golf
• Huskies’ Locker revisits memories of Corvallis
• It's Storm vs. Cowgirls
• Kane and Huet lead Blackhawks past Leafs
• Kentucky cruises to win in its first game under Calipari
• Leonard's 8-under 64 gives him second-round lead at Disney
• Nadal advances to semi against Djokovic
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 5 Cincinnati survives West Virginia
• On the Air
• Oregon State falls in season’s first game
• Pacquiao’s task against Cotto: Just concentrate on fight
• Paul hurt as Blazers beat Hornets 86-78
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters earns a state title berth
• Speedskating
• Thomas’ 30 points leads No. 14 Huskies in opener
• Will he or won’t he? UO’s Blount could play

OBITS

• Cardiologist William Ganz invented new treatments
• Smokejumper was one of first to make the leap

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Attack on spy agency shows Pakistani shift
• Avowed 9/11 architect to stand trial in NYC
• British prime minister wants more troops in Afghanistan
• Bunnies from Mandela prison to feed the poor
• Cardiologist William Ganz invented new treatments
• Drug lord on Forbes list angers Mexico
• Dugard kidnap suspect apologizes in jail letter
• Ex-Louisiana congressman is sentenced to 13 years
• FDA questions safety of alcoholic energy drinks
• Federal court could be perfect arena for smug ‘mastermind’ behind attacks
• For 9/11 victims’ families, anger, satisfaction
• Hasan is said to have connections to Pakistan
• Hidden ocean of radiation threatens vast tract of Nevada
• If you take the jungle out of an orangutan, can you return him?
• In Russia, finding no help elsewhere, police air gripes on YouTube
• India to move captive elephants to parks
• Life in 16th-century Florida brought to light in papers
• ‘Moby-Dick’ first published in U.S. in 1851
• Mormons’ support of gay-rights cause might signal a shift
• N. Korea vows to defend itself after sea clash
• Obama hails expanded U.S. engagement in Asia
• Obama selects new legal adviser
• Ohio plans untried execution method
• Parents plead guilty in balloon boy saga
• President walks delicate tightrope on trip to China
• Smokejumper was one of first to make the leap
• ‘The moon is alive’ - NASA finds significant amounts of water
• Turkey announces plans for Kurdish rights
• U.S. troop morale falls in Afghan conflict, Army says
• Yale suspect’s floor scrubbing drew police

FEATURES

• Facebook’s facelift, and which feed to choose
• ‘Moby-Dick’ first published in U.S. in 1851
• Mormons’ support of gay-rights cause might signal a shift
• People on the Move
• Protesters on both sides of reform meet outside Walden's Bend office
• Religion in Brief
• Who’s a Jew? Court ruling in Britain raises question
• Yes, they’re real-life vampires, and they’re living among us

ENTERTAINMENT

• Chicago-style hot dog shop opens in Bend
• Clothing giveaways today, Tuesday
• Community Calendar
• Eastwood decorated with Legion of Honor
• Elks club to kick off Toys for Tots
• High definition of WWII
• Life in 16th-century Florida brought to light in papers
• Movie Times
• NorthWest Crossing gets new restaurant
• ‘Office Space’ star Ron Livingston weds
• Raising the bar
• Register now for City Club meeting
• ‘Wipeout’ player with rare condition dies
• Yes, they’re real-life vampires, and they’re living among us

OPINION

• Here’s why the U.S. should legalize drugs and tax them
• No murkiness
• Poor workers
• The HUBZone: Fix it or kill it
• The Pine Nursery
• Too many lawyers