November 25, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• All They Want
• An explosive combination
• Bend man alleges age bias in suit against city
• Bringing the ‘wow’ factor to learning
• Business Calendar
• City of Bend seeks committee applicants
• District cuts 6 jobs, plans for worse
• Extra DUII patrols planned in Prineville
• Few comment on off-road plan
• Johns Hopkins talent search deadline nears
• More local retailers join Black Friday
• New bill may aid fight to stop the pine beetle
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• One Turkey is thankful this season
• Oregon City sewage spill during outage investigated
• Police training chief resigns
• Sisters retailers to host open house
• State lawmaker wants repeal of teacher religious garb ban
• Thanksgiving closures, service impacts
• Upgraded Web site warns of the dangers of meth addiction
• U.S. Cellular offers $1M in school donations

BUSINESS

• Airlines penalized for keeping passengers stranded on tarmac
• All They Want
• Banks earn $2.8B in third quarter
• Bend man alleges age bias in suit against city
• Business Calendar
• CPSC chief pledges action after crib recall
• District cuts 6 jobs, plans for worse
• Drawn by airfare deals, many holiday travelers get an early start
• Extremists are afoot
• Facebook move may be step toward IPO
• Fashion ‘turkeys' lurking in your closet
• Fed: Low rates could fuel speculative bubble
• GM may close Saab in wake of failed deal
• Got a job in a new city? Time to pack your bags
• Green Mountain ups bid for Diedrich
• Home prices may be headed for new dip
• In TV contest to drop weight, health sometimes is the loser
• 2 largest booksellers report quarterly losses
• More local retailers join Black Friday
• Nothing’s too glitzy for Vegas
• Recalls
• Reining in credit card fees: lessons from the outback
• Reports signal modest rebound
• Rough economy has golf courses looking for relief
• Shop smarter for the hungry
• Sisters retailers to host open house
• Style that walks on glass
• Survival strategies for Black Friday
• Thanksgiving closures, service impacts
• Top entertainment sellers

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend fencer places at World Cup
• Bend Golf and Country Club earns award
• California cruises to win over Jacksonville
• Canadiens overtake Jackets for win
• Champion becomes a true survivor
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• INTERNATIONAL
• Is two a crowd?
• Knicks no match for Lakers
• Mark Amberson, Awbrey Glen Golf Club
• Motorization debate is making waves at Waldo Lake
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Private golf courses still offering deals
• Running events slated for holiday weekend
• Scoreboard
• Summit High to host Class 3A, 1A football semis
• Tennis

OBITS

• Charis Wilson, photographer’s muse, dies at 95

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Burnell (B.W.) William Lane
• Death notices
• Debra Florence Fuqua
• Dorothy (Dot) Abendroth Hill
• Ione Gould Drew

NATION & WORLD

• Airlines penalized for keeping passengers stranded on tarmac
• British panel opens inquiry of Iraq war
• Census worker’s death is ruled a suicide
• China executes two in tainted milk scandal
• CPSC chief pledges action after crib recall
• Fed: Low rates could fuel speculative bubble
• GROUND ZERO for carbon dioxide
• ‘Heinous’ massacre tests Philippines’ government
• Icebergs head for New Zealand
• Iraqi divisions spill into soccer arena
• Israel tempers talk of a prisoner swap
• Japanese engineer released in Yemen
• New blackout hits Rio neighborhoods
• Obama’s Afghan strategy to contain many messages
• Obamas host 1st state dinner, Indian leader
• Reining in credit card fees: lessons from the outback
• Russia opens inquiry into lawyer’s death
• Santa Ana winds fuel California wildfire
• S.C. lawmakers debate Sanford impeachment
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security, headed by Tom Ridge, created in 2002
• Wonders of an Iraqi museum soon will be online - for free

FEATURES

• Calendar
• Extremists are afoot
• Fashion ‘turkeys' lurking in your closet
• Got a job in a new city? Time to pack your bags
• In TV contest to drop weight, health sometimes is the loser
• Nothing’s too glitzy for Vegas
• Shop smarter for the hungry
• Style that walks on glass
• Survival strategies for Black Friday
• Upgraded Web site warns of the dangers of meth addiction
• U.S. Department of Homeland Security, headed by Tom Ridge, created in 2002

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• ‘Good Morning America’ cancels Adam Lambert
• In TV contest to drop weight, health sometimes is the loser
• Klum wows crowd at Victoria’s Secret show
• Movie Times
• ‘Old Dog’ Williams returns to HBO
• Overnight star Boyle focus of TV special
• Sambora honored as N.J. hometown hero
• Trinity Lutheran School to host comedy event

OPINION

• Allowing religious garb in classrooms could be trouble
• Extraordinary electronic devices can aid search and rescue
• Mannix’s 3% for courts
• Pass health reform
• Support for health reform in House was right
• Thanks, Rep. Wu
• Vote for health reform
• Walden’s bad choice