November 21, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• As silt gathers in Mirror Pond, officials unsure of who’s in charge of a solution
• At Marion County jail, it’ll be postcards only
• 10 Central Oregonians indicted in fraud case
• Gas station employee robbed at gunpoint
• Klamath Falls man sentenced for 7th DUII
• New model needed, St. Charles CEO says
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• OSU faculty face mandatory furloughs
• Pack of 10 wolves caught on video
• People on the Move
• Prineville City Council in negotiations to bring a data center to the city
• Putnam Pointe condo auction extended
• Redmond traffic enforcement planned
• Religion in Brief
• Scientists’ hacked e-mails on climate change cause a stir
• Small fire contained at Bend restaurant
• State pilot project aims to improve health of people with mental illness
• Too close for comfort
• What's Going Up
• You think Bend's got goose issues? We're not alone

BUSINESS

• As rates fall, Americans save more but earn less
• BPA plan for a new power line draws heat
• 10 Central Oregonians indicted in fraud case
• Genetic bias banned from workplace
• Hershey enticed by opportunity to buy Cadbury
• Ohio sues credit-rating agencies
• OppenheimerFunds settles Oregon suit
• Oprah's departure presents problem for TV stations
• People on the Move
• PremierWest Bancorp plans stock offering
• Putnam Pointe condo auction extended
• Small Florida bank is 124th closed this year
• What's Going Up
• WHEELS ARE SPINNING OVER YEAR’S HOT TOY

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blazers fall to Warriors
• Boise State cruises to victory
• Brown named IMC offensive player of the year
• Cougs rout Madison
• Heatley’s hat trick leads Sharks to win
• Johnson ready for NASCAR title after taking pole
• Madras golfer back to par in third round
• Magic turns back Celtics to get fourth straight win
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• OSU seeks to keep Rose Bowl hopes alive
• Pac-10 control at stake for Ducks, Wildcats OSU seeks to keep Rose Bowl hopes alive
• Pacquiao’s numbers add to megafight momentum
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Turner leads No. 15 Ohio State to win over No. 13 Cal 76-70
• Turnovers key in Bend's 34-26 loss
• Volunteers needed for Girls on the Run 5K
• Weather delays LPGA Championship

OBITS

• Calif. politician was sent to internment camp
• Sy Syms, 83, founder of discount chain

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Gwendolyn Louise Wilson
• William "Bill" N. Wells

NATION & WORLD

• Calif. politician was sent to internment camp
• ‘Don’t ask’ policy should be ended, former military chaplains say
• Ethics panel rebukes Burris over Senate appointment
• Floods inundate U.K.
• Gates says U.S. may withhold aid if corruption is not checked
• Genetic bias banned from workplace
• Genome advances promise personalized medical treatment
• Officials seeing signs that swine flu has peaked in the U.S.
• Police seen as weak link in Afghanistan security force
• Residents take dim view of ‘dark sky’ ordinances
• Sy Syms, 83, founder of discount chain
• The Alaska Highway formally opened in 1942
• Tutoring for kindergarten testing? It’s no joke to some parents
• U.S. fears its aid to rebuild Iraq is often being wasted
• U.S. geologist being held prisoner in China
• Wyden agrees to vote for health reform

FEATURES

• Disgruntled Lutherans aim for new denomination by August
• Genome advances promise personalized medical treatment
• New model needed, St. Charles CEO says
• Officials seeing signs that swine flu has peaked in the U.S.
• People on the Move
• Religion in Brief
• State pilot project aims to improve health of people with mental illness
• The Alaska Highway formally opened in 1942
• Writing on shroud proves it’s authentic, researcher claims
• Wyden agrees to vote for health reform

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bullock in New Orleans for ‘Blind Side’ showing
• Cancer Society seeks volunteers for centers
• Cascade Horizon Band invited to play Eugene
• Casino event to benefit La Pine charity groups
• Charges dismissed against John Rich
• Community Events Calendar
• Council on Aging seeks volunteers 55 and older
• Movie Times
• Oprah's departure presents problem for TV stations
• Parker-Broderick surrogacy case to jury
• Ray Park gets plenty of spotlight in ‘Heroes’
• Schools eye bilingual initiative
• Uncovering a 120-year-old massacre
• Volunteers needed for Girls on the Run 5K

OPINION

• Leadership needed on tort reform
• Shame on Walden
• The tourists are coming
• Walden doesn’t care
• We cause terrorism
• What a genuine attempt to cut health care costs would look like