November 03, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Another midterm result: Gridlock's coming to D.C.
• Capell wins; 2nd race is too tight
• Correction
• Corrections
• County Clerk Blankenship secures position
• County OKs Bowman Museum operating tax
• Crawford takes court seat
• DeBone defeats Brown for a spot on commission
• District 53 voters stand by state Rep. Whisnant
• Dudley concedes in Oregon governor's race
• Dudley's lead narrows as more results from Multnomah County are reported
• Election photo gallery
• Flaherty calls Dugan ‘vindictive’
• GOP tide sweeps across governor races
• GOP’s John Huffman re-elected in District 59
• Governor’s race too close to call; Multnomah votes likely to be key
• Hensley ousts Sheriff Clark
• Holzman, Weed, Asson win Sisters seats
• In advisory vote, eastern Oregon residents reject proposed wind farm
• In La Pine, familiar faces promise a fresh look to City Council
• Latest unofficial results show Kitzhaber gaining on Dudley
• Margin narrows in Oregon governor's race
• Mayor Clanton keeps her post; Poole victorious in council race
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Patrick, Dawson fill Redmond posts; 3rd seat race close
• Police seek suspect in armed robbery
• Proposed jail levy goes down to loss
• Rangers dig in at Pilot Butte
• Redmond voters approve fire annexation, tax limit
• Rep. Stiegler loses seat in closely watched race for House District 54
• Roppe secures Prineville mayor race
• Treasurer fends off Bend's Telfer
• Volunteer Search Nov. 7, 2010
• Voters OK annual sessions, reject pot, casino measures
• Voters return Wyden, Walden to D.C.

BUSINESS

• Apple’s piggybank earns low returns
• Bulletin tasters sample some pasta options
• Don’t shy away from guiding young co-worker on dress
• Fed projected to purchase at least $500B in securities
• Going with the grain
• Great Recession scars young workers’ careers
• Home ownership stays at 10-year low
• Justices debate ban on violent video game sales
• New jobs multiplying in restaurant industry
• Oil spill expenses eat into BP’s profits
• 105,000 pay to read The Times of London online only
• Snowflake Boutique kicks off Friday
• Surviving the shoulder season
• Top entertainment sellers
• Wingtips: beloved, classic and now trendy

SPORTS

• Awbrey Glen to host Oregon Open
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend High rolls to 6-1 win over Marshfield
• Blazers cap road run with win over Bucks
• Brewers hire Angels’ bench coach as new manager
• Busy baseball offseason begins faster than usual
• Coming soon: Winter golf
• Cycling: Landis to be tried in hacking case
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Military can play Aspen Lakes for free
• More runners shedding shoes for long distances
• No trace of missing climbers in Austria
• On the Air
• Panthers win play-in game over David Douglas
• Quarterback Wynn set his sights on Utah after 2008 TCU game
• Referee lends voice to broadcasts
• Sports world fills its lineup card during Election Day
• Summit strolls into Class 5A playoffs
• Torres gets hat trick in Canucks’ win over Oilers
• Two players placed on IR by Seattle
• Wall puts up 29 in Wizards’ 1st victory
• Westwood No. 1, but for how long?
• Youth basketball sign-up deadline is this Friday

OBITS

• Broadway star Shannon Tavarez, 11, dies of leukemia
• Death notices
• Former world champion surfer Andy Irons, 32
• Frank Donald Frier
• Imo Smith
• Jeffrey Charles Meyer
• Marcie Mae Chess Holcomb
• Mary Joan Murray
• Michael Douglas McKinnon
• Raymond LeRoy Pulsifer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Frank Donald Frier
• Imo Smith
• Jeffrey Charles Meyer
• Marcie Mae Chess Holcomb
• Mary Joan Murray
• Michael Douglas McKinnon
• Raymond LeRoy Pulsifer

NATION & WORLD

• Britain, France sign treaties on military cooperation
• Electrical problem delays shuttle launch
• Fed projected to purchase at least $500B in securities
• GOP takes U.S. House in setback to Obama
• Japan-Russia dispute over islands heats up
• Johnson wins presidency over Goldwater in 1964
• Justices debate ban on violent video game sales
• Mail bomb campaign hits Greece, Germany
• Message from voters: Change is here to stay
• No trace of missing climbers in Austria
• Scores killed in Baghdad attacks
• Snapshot of voters: Across the U.S., many find little comfort on the ballot
• Sports world fills its lineup card during Election Day
• 5th shooting involving military offices investigated
• Topping U.S. ballot measures: California’s pot measure loses

FEATURES

• Bulletin tasters sample some pasta options
• Don’t shy away from guiding young co-worker on dress
• Going with the grain
• High Desert Museum honors conservationist
• Johnson wins presidency over Goldwater in 1964
• Low-cost tokens of gratitude
• Wingtips: beloved, classic and now trendy

ENTERTAINMENT

• A life, wardrobe makeover
• Calendar
• Don’t shy away from guiding young co-worker on dress
• High Desert Museum honors conservationist
• Movie Times
• New jobs multiplying in restaurant industry
• Top entertainment sellers

OPINION

• America no longer committed to its own core economic values
• Dangerous road
• Do trees really prevent crime?
• Don’t kill geese
• Fan of ‘Fruit Loop’
• Praise for Kids Inc.

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Electric cars make Japan anxious about fate of gas engines
• In cargo industry, speed is the key