November 14, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Autistic boy’s service dog at heart of lengthy debate
• Bend taking another look at DMV site’s traffic impact
• Births
• Correction
• Developers balk at plan to adjust city’s fees
• Initiative brings art lessons back into metro classrooms
• Levesque
• Marsh — De Lisle
• News of Record: deeds
• Remodeling their careers
• Roseburg author works to end bullying
• Sisters discusses its public projects policy
• Stakes are high as Salem sets for redistricting
• ‘The minute you met her, you knew her’
• Tragedy leaves Oregon couple focused on street-race education
• Washington man cleared of murder for hire
• With clock ticking, La Pine to meet on biomass plant
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Apps you can't live without — really
• Bend taking another look at DMV site’s traffic impact
• Canny investors awoke, smelled the Indian spices
• Cigarette giants waging total war on tighter rules
• Holiday toys vie for kids’ loyalty and parents’ cash
• In St. Louis, craft brew dethrones beer ‘king’
• News of Record: deeds
• No-cry zone? Travelers call for child-free flights
• Remodeling their careers
• Sisters discusses its public projects policy
• Wi-Fi networks are less private than ever
• With clock ticking, La Pine to meet on biomass plant

SPORTS

• After latest loss, where do Beavs go from here?
• Auto racing
• Barreling on
• Cougars fourth, Storm fifth at Class 5A tourney
• Division races: Good and bad
• Ducks 2-0 with victory over Denver at BTI Invitational
• Golf
• Hornets sting Blazers, remain undefeated
• Hudler snaps scoreless streak in Wings' victory
• Japan’s Takahashi golden in Portland
• Locals Mays, Mote earn overall wins in Redmond rodeo
• McCaffrey has big day, but Vikings lose
• Mountain View tops Corvallis, reaches 5A girls semifinals
• No. 1 Ducks survive upset bid from Cal
• No. 5 for Cowgirls
• On the Air
• Pacquiao dominates title match against Margarito
• Pettersen in position to capture 1st win of year
• Prep Scoreboard
• Running
• Skiing
• Summit knocks off Bend, reaches state semifinals
• Tennis
• Trojans upset fading Wildcats
• Washington State snaps Pac-10 skid with win over Oregon State

OBITS

• Ballerina Lone Isaksen was distinctive dancer
• Death notices
• Gordon C. (Gordy) Turner
• James Loren Mack
• Leba Louise Dorsay
• Nancy Elaine Larson
• Robbins Barstow revived interest in home movies
• Robert Combs Baum

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Gordon C. (Gordy) Turner
• James Loren Mack
• Leba Louise Dorsay
• Nancy Elaine Larson
• Robert Combs Baum

NATION & WORLD

• A desperate way out
• All eyes on foreign policy with new D.C. dynamic
• As glaciers melt, scientists seek new data on rising seas
• As Obama courts Asia"s democracies, China waits
• Ballerina Lone Isaksen was distinctive dancer
• Canny investors awoke, smelled the Indian spices
• Democracy leader freed, but a new battle looms
• Into 2011, even opposites can sound alike
• Marijuana backers see silver lining in defeat
• Melville’s ‘Moby-Dick’ published in U.S. in 1851
• NATO again seeks help of mujahedeen
• Netanyahu to push for settlement freeze
• Next priority: arms treaty
• Nicaraguan dispute reopens old wounds
• Obama sells policies, not personality, abroad
• Pelosi avoids showdown, creates No. 3 minority post
• President urges new limits on earmarks
• Robbins Barstow revived interest in home movies
• Secret documents detail a "safe haven’ in U.S. for ex-Nazis

FEATURES

• A slower pace in urban LA
• For the elderly, poverty level doesn’t cut it
• In St. Louis, craft brew dethrones beer ‘king’
• News of Record: Military notes
• No-cry zone? Travelers call for child-free flights
• Turban’s comeback revives associations
• What's brewing in Portland
• Why do many travelers fear regional airlines?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Apatow, Eggers join forces for a good cause
• Best-sellers
• Calendar
• Cathedral classics from the masters
• Friendships thrive in ‘Bride Quartet’ series
• Historian examines puzzling indifference to Nazi atrocities
• King’s short stories crackle with thrills
• Lehane brings back detective duo
• Movie Times
• Tina and Sarah, together again! (On tonight’s TV lineup, anyway)

OPINION

• A post-election search for meaning and metaphors
• Bike path has benefits
• China is pushing U.S., India together
• Conservative Kevin grabs a few gloats
• Election will bring get-tough foreign policy
• Help for homeless
• No outsiders on city council
• Pay for prison stay
• Pot research
• Public should laud budget cuts
• The national agenda for greatness
• Union governor

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Developers balk at plan to adjust city’s fees
• Laugh it up, but the Juke is no joke