November 30, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Agency mishandles confidential records
• An oasis of aid — for the helpers, too
• Appraisal middlemen stir critics, talk of rules
• As donations dip and the need grows, shelters and rescues everywhere struggle
• Car crash, gas theft lead to search
• Coffee shops to inform on World AIDS Day
• Community Calendar
• Correction
• Defensible space certificates for fire protection expiring
• Hard times have no-kill pet shelter in Prineville seeking help
• High pressure means mostly calm weather
• Horse club seeks new members
• 4 killed in crash near Marysville, Wash.
• Man shot in leg in Madras is stable
• Meet Merlin
• More people include pets on gift-shopping lists
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Order to boil water lifted in Portland
• Oregon school administrators getting used to multi-tasking
• OSP says bull elk killed and wasted
• Pets calendar
• 4 police officers killed in coffee shop ‘ambush’
• State faces tough choices on early release of inmates
• Touring vineyards popular activity over Thanksgiving
• Treat your furry friends
• Woman, son escape threat of burning
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Appraisal middlemen stir critics, talk of rules
• For stars, high-tech gaffes reach new level of visibility
• GPS cell phone apps challenge stand-alone tools
• UAE to back banks amid Dubai meltdown

SPORTS

• Basketball
• BMW sells F1 team to previous owner
• Boise State is good medicine for BCS system
• Cross-country skiing
• Czech is first at Aspen slalom; Vonn out after first run
• Davydenko wins ATP finals
• Football
• Golf
• In fairness for girls’ sports, a persistent force for change
• Johnson’s title caps turbulent season
• KAYAKERS are on a ROLL
• Montreal back on the Formula One schedule
• NBA Scoreboard
• Nets tie record for worst start after big loss to Lakers
• No. 14 Washington rallies for win over Montana
• On the Air
• Over and out
• Ravens outlast Steelers for OT victory
• Scandals threaten World Cup show in South Africa
• Schumacher not ruling out F1 comeback
• Scoreboard
• Sharks win behind Nabokov’s 28 saves
• Summaries
• Woods finally issues statement after accident

OBITS

• Ex-Drexel CEO Fred Joseph dies at 72
• Folklorist, anthropologist Bess Lomax Hawes dies
• Psychiatrist Ari Kiev treated athletes, Wall Street traders

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dorothy (Dot) Abendroth Hill

NATION & WORLD

• A defiant Iran details plans to build 10 enrichment plants
• Ex-Drexel CEO Fred Joseph dies at 72
• Folklorist, anthropologist Bess Lomax Hawes dies
• Food-safety strategy from a lawyer who’s made millions
• Mark Twain born in 1835 as Samuel Clemens
• Obama’s Afghan talk to set timetable
• Psychiatrist Ari Kiev treated athletes, Wall Street traders
• Ruling party candidate concedes in Honduras
• Switzerland bans new minarets on mosques
• Traumatized Russians view their dead after luxury train bombing
• What’s a public works void mean for the U.S.?

FEATURES

• An oasis of aid — for the helpers, too
• Coffee shops to inform on World AIDS Day

ENTERTAINMENT

• For stars, high-tech gaffes reach new level of visibility
• Garcia Bernal calls new role ‘provocative’
• Kingsley once again tackles India’s history
• Leno losing audience to DVR machines
• Movie Times
• O.J. trial judge’s name placard is theft target
• Sagal gives life to mother of ‘Anarchy’

OPINION

• City of Bend should grant builders more flexibility
• Democrats rejected good ideas for reform
• Hunt down the pirates
• Kill the geese
• Off-road left out
• Regulation drives up cost of solution at Mirror Pond
• The education taught by Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band