November 20, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Deschutes County might reconsider farm wedding issue
• Dispatches
• Fall of an educational ‘utopia’?
• Former local man shot at Fort Hood still improving
• GO Magazine
• Grandparent time can mean better behavior
• Holiday bazaars
• Into the black
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Northeast Bend home damaged in fire
• Old shoes make new sports tracks
• Portland officer on leave for use of force on girl, 12
• Rape trial that sparked an online campaign ends without a verdict
• Restaurant Guide
• Some teachers feel disheartened
• Sunset glow in Anchorage
• 2 taken to hospital after school bus crash
• Truck hits deer, leaks diesel fuel
• U.S. House approves efforts to protect the Molalla River
• Walden rules out a run for governor

BUSINESS

• AOL offers buyouts to one-third of its workers
• Business Calendar
• Dispatches
• FAA network glitch snarls airline traffic
• Falling behind on mortgages
• General Growth debt to be restructured
• House panel votes to broaden Fed oversight
• Into the black
• Oregon gets grant to study green jobs
• Pumpkin pie products possibly in peril
• Recalls: gas grills, pacifiers, youth sweat shirts Recalls
• Savoring traditions
• Sears narrows 3Q loss on cost-cutting efforts
• U.S. teaches capitalism to carmakers
• Winfrey to announce end of her talk show

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend boarder takes third at Colorado race
• Bend, Mountain View set to host state playoff games
• 2 BMX fans push Redmond bike park
• Canfield gets overshadowed in offense
• Circuit finals set to start in Redmond
• C.O. officials to work state football playoffs
• Cougars attempt to complete their turnaround with a 5A championship
• Ducks try to avoid trouble in desert against Wildcats
• Football
• Lava Bears try for third state title in four years
• Madras pro takes step back at PGA Tour Q-School
• Mountain biking
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Sens’ Phillips scores twice in win
• Skiing
• Soccer
• Speedy Swede
• Tar Heels edge Buckeyes
• Up and running
• Urban geocaching
• Utah wins in San Antonio for first time since 1999
• Wie withdraws, Ochoa leads on LPGA Tour
• Williams scores three times, Fins top Panthers

OBITS

• Jeanne-Claude co-created art with husband
• Top D.C. lawyer Herbert Miller secured Hoffa conviction, Nixon’s pardon

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dolores R. Philipp
• Edward S. Storey

NATION & WORLD

• A medical culture clash of science and practice
• An array of ancient crocodiles reveals individuality in species
• Diarrhea and pneumonia: treatable but neglected
• European Union picks Belgian to be 1st president
• FAA network glitch snarls airline traffic
• Fire damages Britain’s Windsor Castle in 1992
• Gates Foundation makes $335 million investment in education reform
• General Growth debt to be restructured
• Giuliani won’t run for governor
• House panel votes to broaden Fed oversight
• Karzai tries to placate critics
• Merkley bullish, Wyden quiet on latest Senate bill
• Pentagon, Senate begin to review Fort Hood killings
• Pumpkin pie products possibly in peril
• Radical Muslim cleric linked to numerous terrorism suspects
• Sears narrows 3Q loss on cost-cutting efforts
• Top D.C. lawyer Herbert Miller secured Hoffa conviction, Nixon’s pardon
• U.N. urges help for 1 billion kids
• U.S. will take a new look at terrorism air defenses
• Walden rules out a run for governor
• When big quake hits, Seattle may be unprepared

FEATURES

• Bitten by the fashion bug? Give this tie-dye kit a try
• Diarrhea and pneumonia: treatable but neglected
• Fire damages Britain’s Windsor Castle in 1992
• Former local man shot at Fort Hood still improving
• Merkley bullish, Wyden quiet on latest Senate bill
• Some women giving birth at home – alone
• Ungrateful teen in your house? You’re not alone

ENTERTAINMENT

• A look at where the locals are playing
• A Sage decision
• An array of ancient crocodiles reveals individuality in species
• Art exhibits
• Attention fans of quality roots-rock!
• Beauty in the everyday
• Bitten by the fashion bug? Give this tie-dye kit a try
• Drumming, dancing classes set in Bend
• Family Events Calendar
• GWAR returns to Midtown
• Meet local talent at Homegrown show
• ‘Moon' lacks shine
• Music releases
• New DVD releases
• Of steel & fire
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• ‘Parks’ a wreck no longer
• ‘Planet 51’ is simply for kids
• Planning ahead
• Portland band hits the Tower Theatre
• Powell Butte Art Show set for Saturday
• Redmond-area co-op seeks more artists
• Savoring traditions
• ‘SpongeBob’ celebrates 10 years with DVD set
• Story times, library youth events for Nov. 20-26 BEND PUBLIC LIBRARY; 601 N.W. Wall St., Bend; 541-617-7097:
• The Ascetic Junkies come to Bend
• There’s more to this ‘Education’
• This week
• Uncommon ability
• Upcoming Concerts
• Winfrey to announce end of her talk show

RESTAURANTS

• A Sage decision

OPINION

• A better alternative for health reform
• Eco-group’s grip on kids, dollars
• Heavy lifting inside and outside the weight room
• Long-distance travel can make Thanksgiving meals a challenge