December 14, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Avalanche dangers, clouds hamper search for climbers
• Be warm-hearted to our cold-nosed friends
• Claims against police costing Portland millions
• Community Calendar
• Deschutes kids forgoing shots
• Eugene may loan developer $6.8M
• Find the perfect gift for pet or owner
• Help from all corners of the house
• Interested in ice fishing?
• Meet Charlie
• Mix of rain, snow expected all week
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• No debate here: Festive fundraising helps Summit team
• One lucky dog
• Pedestrian hit as truck slides on icy road
• Pets calendar
• These speedy pigeons always know their way home
• Work continues on projects along Highway 97
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Citigroup nears deal to return bailout money
• First flight nears for Boeing’s 787
• Fish transfer facility is up and running
• For viral crooks, social networks are prime targets

SPORTS

• A dominating force
• Anything goes at the Dirksen Derby
• Avalanche take over lead in Northwest Division with 3-2 win
• Bend swimmer places in butterfly at junior nationals
• Duno to test stock car at Daytona
• Flyers, Bruins visit Fenway Park
• Football
• Golf
• James’ 44 points lead Cavaliers over Thunder
• Kyle Busch takes on Truck Series team
• Ligety finishes 10th to lead U.S. men in giant slalom
• Massa to drive Ferrari F1 car
• NASCAR’s Evernham helps Ronald McDonald House
• NBA Scoreboard
• No elbow room
• On the Air
• Report: Schumacher to sign with Mercedes
• Saints stay perfect after rolling over Falcons
• Speedskating
• Storm boys eye third state title
• Stricker, Kelly win Shark shootout
• Summaries
• Swimming
• Temple upsets No. 3 Villanova
• Trulli agrees to contract with Lotus
• White is boots and board above the rest

OBITS

• Giorgio Carbone, prince of Seborga, ruled for 46 years
• Paul Samuelson won Nobel Prize in economics
• Stephen Toulmin was a noted philosopher

NATION & WORLD

• Amundsen and crew are first men to reach the South Pole, in 1911
• Contention, clashes as churches use bells to make the case for 350
• Giorgio Carbone, prince of Seborga, ruled for 46 years
• Iranian student protesters say they didn’t burn Khomeini photos
• Is being nasty online a 1st Amendment right?
• Lieberman says he won’t vote for health reform bill
• Obama defends Afghan decision, acknowledges emotion and difficulties
• 26 operations, 13 kidneys, new hope for patients
• Paul Samuelson won Nobel Prize in economics
• Statue thrower fractures Italian premier’s nose
• Stephen Toulmin was a noted philosopher
• Wild horse roundup criticized

FEATURES

• Deschutes kids forgoing shots
• Help from all corners of the house
• 26 operations, 13 kidneys, new hope for patients

ENTERTAINMENT

• Diane Sawyer makes an emotional exit
• Elvis Costello, unscripted
• Judge puts brakes on Gosselin appearances
• Movie Times
• Reggae’s Buju Banton facing drug charge

OPINION

• Finish already
• Health reform
• Merkley’s Medicare complaint is valid
• Oregon fuel law stumbles again
• Stop Cannon’s bill
• Stop tax hikes
• Waste of time, money
• You can learn a lot by listening to President Obama talk

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Work continues on projects along Highway 97