November 19, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Business Calendar
• COCC vice president to retire in June
• Correction
• Debris burning slated in Maury Mountains
• Eugene man gets 2 years in death of yard intruder
• FireFree program brings in more debris
• Habitat home to have salvaged materials
• Injured firefighter makes comeback as an entrepreneur
• Kulongoski requests quick review of energy tax credits
• LNG terminal proposal gets 2 favorable decisions
• Local hospitals ease visitation restrictions
• Looking for new OHV trails to ride?
• Man shoots wife after hiding in car
• Mock hearing teaches civics
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Pain pill conundrum
• Principal's office is sent to the roof
• Program helps foster kids get started with college
• Report calls for revised college funding
• Scaling back ADA access compliance riles advocates
• Should private cattle graze on public lands?
• State’s population growth slows
• Town hall to address future of health care
• Vandals spray graffiti before Gore appearance in Portland
• Walden offers sharp rebuke for shortage of vaccines

BUSINESS

• Aetna planning to cut hundreds of jobs
• AIG report renews calls for Fed audit
• American Express to buy e-payment firm
• ‘Autopsies’ reveal what went wrong at banks
• Be a generous holiday tipper without overspending
• Business Calendar
• Do farmers markets need more regulating?
• Ford drivers more likely to get there in one piece, survey finds
• Glut of wheat predicted in the Willamette Valley
• Habitat home to have salvaged materials
• Housing starts fall unexpectedly
• News of Record: Permits
• Oil prices rise for third consecutive day
• PepsiCo exec to lead DirecTV
• Recalls
• SEEING GREEN
• Should private cattle graze on public lands?
• To avoid cutting prices, retailers trim inventories
• Town hall to address future of health care
• Wells Fargo agrees to buy back securities
• What’s for breakfast? Probably not Eggos

SPORTS

• Antlerless elk hunts set to open on Saturday in Ochoco and Maury units
• Auto racing
• Bachelor delays opening until noon tomorrow
• Baseball
• Blazers edge Pistons
• Chances for steelhead success remain good on Deschutes River
• Circuit finals rodeo draws region’s best
• Correction
• Cycling
• Don’t get too excited, but snow play may be sooner than later
• Elk hunters are seeing mixed results
• Five from Central Oregon qualify for ‘09 national finals
• Flyers open road trip with victory at Los Angeles
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Golf
• Hello, Metolius River
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Hunting coyotes in cattle country
• Liftoff
• LPGA announces 24-event schedule, with Portland stop
• Madras golfer in hunt at second stage of Q-school
• NBA Scoreboard
• NFL players fear concussions, but some also try to hide them
• No. 3 Texas wins easily in second game of season
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Skiing
• Soccer
• Track & field

OBITS

• Landscape artist Irving Kriesberg

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Gale S. Meszaros
• Gregory Allan Marshall
• W.G. "Buzz" Barrett
• William 'Bill' Dimeo

NATION & WORLD

• AIG report renews calls for Fed audit
• Blackwater faces fines and inquiry
• Byrd becomes longest-serving Congress member
• Ford drivers more likely to get there in one piece, survey finds
• Ford halts Edsel production in 1959
• Forest Service urged to allow firefighting with copters at night
• Gates to detail Fort Hood review
• Holder defends 9/11 trial decision
• Immigrant tuition bill to get new push
• Karzai prepares for inauguration
• 16 killed in Pakistan courthouse bombing
• Negligence by U.S. engineers caused floods from Katrina, judge rules
• Next Iraqi election thrown into doubt
• Obama takes stern tone on North Korea and Iran
• Overweight Americans push back in the health care debate
• Palin’s book tour has a pep rally vibe
• Senate unveils new plan; first test likely Saturday
• Tax relief proposed for deer hunters
• U.S. demands results from Afghan reforms
• With social media, teachers must learn to be cautious

FEATURES

• A glut of Googling can give you a virtual fever
• Be a generous holiday tipper without overspending
• Calendar
• Check the fat and sodium content before slurping your noodle soup
• Classes
• Correction
• Drug withdrawal
• Exercise may reduce chemo-related fatigue
• Ford halts Edsel production in 1959
• ‘Hand over hand’
• Hard to miss with hot cereals
• How to pick an exercise class
• It may help you lose weight, but it’s not a snap
• Keep up the pace
• Local hospitals ease visitation restrictions
• Pain pill conundrum
• People
• Senate unveils new plan; first test likely Saturday
• Town hall to address future of health care
• Walden offers sharp rebuke for shortage of vaccines
• Week eight: Seated Pigeon Pose

ENTERTAINMENT

• As 2nd Street Theater bows out, remaining companies ‘find a way’
• Calendar
• Chiropractor hosting food drive
• COCC selling freshly baked pies
• Colum McCann wins book award
• Community Datebook
• ‘Fringe’ star celebrates weird science
• Janet: Michael was in denial over addiction
• Karl Rove memoir coming in March
• 3 Leg Torso to raise funds for CCSM
• Movie Times
• Palin’s book tour has a pep rally vibe

OPINION

• Americans should not trust Congress or the president
• Give it up
• Good ideas from Reps. Stiegler and Whisnant
• Improve Wimp Way
• Liberal health plan
• Non-discrimination law
• Pass tax exemption on unemployment benefits

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Looking for new OHV trails to ride?