November 22, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Anderson — Dobson
• Births
• Changing education in Redmond and beyond
• Clarification
• Community Calendar
• Couple rescued from same road as 2006 tragedy
• Episcopal bishop elected for diocese
• Evans — Porter
• Federal judge takes third swing at the Northwest salmon plan
• Homes for auction, buyer be prepared
• Hughey — Touchon
• Job growth — for those who can wait
• John Day man killed in crash
• Loy — Cunningham
• 2 men dead after shooting at Hillsboro intersection
• News of Record: Deeds
• Petersen-Mosher — Harris
• Protons are flying again at $10B atom smasher
• • Reforming the U.S. health care system
• Secret process could bring high-tech jobs to Prineville
• Soul of Seattle
• Supply, demand and the post-Clunker rise in car prices
• Survey to test plan to annex Redmond fire
• TriMet looks at doors after kids left stranded
• Washington County lags with care for foster kids
• Wide disparities found in gifted education
• Yakima after-school program is rocket science
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A green auto for those with plenty of green — Mercedes’ S400 Hybrid
• Counterfeit drugs are targeted in crackdown
• For many, complaints don't tell full flying story
• Homes for auction, buyer be prepared
• IBM working toward brainlike computer
• Job growth — for those who can wait
• Manhattan McDonald’s gets 1st-in-the-U.S. European face-lift
• Mario endures even as games come and go
• News of Record: Deeds
• Penney CEO: Why the recession is good news for us
• Poorer gamblers mean struggling tribal casinos
• Premium vs. regular gas: When does it make a difference?
• Secret process could bring high-tech jobs to Prineville
• 30-year mortgage rates stay below 5%

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Boxing
• Cougars’ run ends in final
• Ducks outlast ‘Cats in OT
• Football
• Football Scoreboard
• Golden Bears get best of Cardinal in Big Game
• Hat trick helps lift Flames over Kings
• Local is eliminated from Q-School
• Mismanagement sends LSU to loss
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 4 Kentucky stays unbeaten, tops Rider
• Nuggets continue to roll at home, beat Bulls
• On the Air
• One more title
• OSU rally falls short as Sac. St. gets win
• OSU tops WSU to stay in Pac-10 title hunt
• Pilots still perfect after beating Ducks
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rain forces LPGA Tour Championship to 54 holes
• Real Salt Lake star looks to keep winning at MLS Cup
• Webster leads Blazers to rout over T’wolves
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Robert Cameron created ‘Above’ photo book series
• Swedish soprano Elisabeth Soderstrom
• Thomas Graff was expert on West Coast water use

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Anna Elizabeth Olsen
• Death notices
• Lonnie B. Shields

NATION & WORLD

• A slow pace in the Senate, with much left to do
• Again battling cancer, Westlund focuses on job
• Along party lines, Senate votes to bring health debate to floor
• Amid financial frustration, Geithner again the target of fierce storm of criticism
• An accused radical militant with feet in the east and west
• Are ads true? New lawsuits seek proof
• At least 5 dead in Indian bombings
• Closing arguments in Italian murder case
• 87 dead, 21 trapped in Chinese mine blast
• Finders keepers or stolen property?
• High-tech baby sitters get drivers off phones
• Illinois town keeps close tabs on detainee debate
• Indonesian ferry sinks with 228 on board
• Investment funds pare mortgages, profiting again
• Iranian war games focus on Israeli strike
• Poorer gamblers mean struggling tribal casinos
• President Kennedy shot, killed in Dallas motorcade in 1963
• Pundit Beck stakes out a more activist political role
• Survey finds hard times preceded the recession
• Swedish soprano Elisabeth Soderstrom
• The high cost of moving the bill forward
• There could be more troubling e-mails from Hasan, senator says
• Unofficial Afghan militias take up fight against Taliban, bolstering U.S. hopes

FEATURES

• A green auto for those with plenty of green — Mercedes’ S400 Hybrid
• Again battling cancer, Westlund focuses on job
• Genetic love matches go cheek swab to cheek swab
• Mario endures even as games come and go
• News of Record: Reunions,
• Poorer gamblers mean struggling tribal casinos
• Soul of Seattle
• Swine flu counts are falling, officials say
• The 50-plus crowd is among fastest-growing in Web dating

ENTERTAINMENT

• A parade of good TV for the holiday
• Best-sellers
• Book examines life of Ulysses S. Grant
• Chris Brown report ‘extremely favorable’
• Coffee-table books return
• Elf garb gives play comedy and pathos
• Find trinkets & treats at holiday festival
• Finders keepers or stolen property?
• Grimes family Christmas display once again comes to Prineville
• It’s a fact: ‘Information’ author Hodgman is funny
• James Caan files for divorce in L.A.
• Louise Penny pays homage to Agatha Christie
• Manhattan McDonald’s gets 1st-in-the-U.S. European face-lift
• Mario endures even as games come and go
• Martin raises money for Puerto Rican kids
• Movie Times
• New York subject of historical saga
• Novel brings scientists, humanists to the same table
• Reiner and Brooks: Shtick with a thousand lives
• Samuel Johnson biography reveals man behind prose
• Self-proclaimed ‘lazy’ author releases his 51st major novel
• Story of WWII told through 3 generals
• Variety show and dinner to benefit local homeless adults and youth

OPINION

• Bring the double majority back
• Brouhaha over breasts
• Circling sharks smell American blood
• Diplomacy still best in dealing with Iran
• Finders keepers or stolen property?
• Job growth — for those who can wait
• Meet the all-American rogue ex-governor of Alaska
• Sarah Palin is a test for the women’s movement
• Standards in journalism’s new world
• State employees are getting more
• What they really believe

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Supply, demand and the post-Clunker rise in car prices