October 23, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Clarification
• Donate, exchange items for moms and kids
• Free class will explain changes to Medicare
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• People on the move
• Property tax appeals likely to increase in Deschutes
• Recovery plans: close but tinted by parties
• Religion In Brief
• Sheriff’s daughter withdraws from job consideration
• Too many chefs? Hardly, says COCC
• Who’s funding the campaigns?
• Woman hopes mother’s ‘prophetic’ painting chosen for 9/11 stamp

BUSINESS

• Amid pledge push, callers flood NPR over Williams firing
• Clarification
• Eli Lilly profits beat forecasts for quarter
• Free class will explain changes to Medicare
• French Senate passes pension overhaul
• Google cut taxes by $3.1 billion using loopholes
• Healthy corals in Gulf spill zone
• ‘Hour of Power’ glass church files for bankruptcy
• Ireland reports drop in greenhouse gases
• People on the move
• Property tax appeals likely to increase in Deschutes
• Recovery plans: close but tinted by parties
• Sheriff’s daughter withdraws from job consideration
• The frugal cash in on refinancing surge
• Too many chefs? Hardly, says COCC
• Tribune CEO resigns; new bankruptcy plan filed
• Turning customers into creators
• Verizon’s profit drops 25 percent
• Wal-Mart will sell Nook e-reader
• Who’s funding the campaigns?

SPORTS

• Culver High honors the memory of a former player
• Hamlin wins pole for Sunday at Martinsville
• MLB Playoff Scoreboard
• Mountain View takes Civil War
• Phils’ Oswalt gets another chance to take on the Giants
• Rangers making first trip to World Series
• Sisters tops La Pine in Sky-Em game
• Stern concedes contraction could be on the table
• The Rangers are up to the task of being giant killers
• Vancouver rolls to 5-1 victory over Minnesota

OBITS

• Death notices
• Ellen Kay Ashcraft
• Michael Don Marglin

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Ellen Kay Ashcraft
• Michael Don Marglin

NATION & WORLD

• Aiming to weaken GOP, Dems back third-party rivals
• British sub freed after 10 hours
• Cholera epidemic claims 150 in Haiti
• Complaint filed against pastor who endorsed candidates
• Defense Department: WikiLeaks risks U.S., allies’ lives
• French Senate passes pension overhaul
• Healthy corals in Gulf spill zone
• ‘Hour of Power’ glass church files for bankruptcy
• Iran seized U.S. hikers in Iraq, according to WikiLeaks report
• Iraqis suffered most in hands of their countrymen, logs say
• Ireland reports drop in greenhouse gases
• Nixon agrees to turn over White House tapes in ’73
• Petraeus reports Afghan progress
• Recovery plans: close but tinted by parties
• Seattle Muslims recount public abuse by stranger
• Taiwan suffers in wake of Typhoon Megi
• Tibetan students’ protests reach Beijing

FEATURES

• Cholera epidemic claims 150 in Haiti
• Complaint filed against pastor who endorsed candidates
• ‘Hour of Power’ glass church files for bankruptcy
• Mormons can’t lead Scouts, N.C. church says
• Nixon agrees to turn over White House tapes in ’73
• Religion In Brief
• Too many chefs? Hardly, says COCC

ENTERTAINMENT

• Amid pledge push, callers flood NPR over Williams firing
• Community Calendar
• For the love of birds
• Lindsay Lohan avoids jail, ordered back into rehab
• Movie Times
• ‘Terriers’ stars stump for show’s survival on cross-country bus trip

OPINION

• A bit too early for constant Jingle Bells
• Hauser for clerk
• Stiegler’s nasty ads
• Take them to court
• Water vote