November 20, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A gift-giving community
• Audit: Marine Board ignored spending rules
• Fire chief resigns after pot arrest
• Free dinner in Redmond
• Industry veteran aims to open Oregon film museum
• Jeld-Wen finds a buyer for all 3 Oregon resorts
• Labor commissioner pushes for revamped shop classes
• News of Record: Police Log
• OHSU sets cancer research plan
• People on the move
• Police: Remains likely missing Bend man’s
• Rangeland scientist at home in sagebrush
• Religion in Brief
• Report: Oregon is 3rd-hungriest state
• Shortfall $300M more than projected
• 2-vote difference spurs recount
• Warning shot fired to stop inmate fight
• What’s going up?
• Who will foot the bill?

BUSINESS

• Air Force accidentally discloses tanker bids
• Ban on pet projects mostly symbolic
• Bill Gates urges school budget overhauls
• Blast fears delay search for 29 miners
• Couple put abortion to an online vote
• Device that caused bomb scare meant to test security
• Financial firms say they aren’t a threat
• Four Thanksgiving feasts: First, eat vegan this Sunday
• Free breakfast and dinner at Bend's Community Center
• Free dinner in Redmond
• 9/11 health claims lawsuit settled
• India stocks sink on telecom scandal
• Jake’s Diner hosting seniors
• Jeld-Wen finds a buyer for all 3 Oregon resorts
• Labor commissioner pushes for revamped shop classes
• Merkley, Walden had hand in food safety bill
• People on the move
• Quit Facebook, pastor tells church officers
• Small farm battles FDA over its artisan cheeses
• Small retailers develop their own holiday
• Unions lose ground as tiered pay becomes permanent
• What’s going up?

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cougs survive test, reach state semis
• Duncan sets mark as Spurs beat Jazz
• Football
• Game at Wrigley will use just one end zone on offense
• Golf
• Johnson leads title rivals Hamlin, Harvick in qualifying
• Kentucky routs Portland, 79-48
• NBA Scoreboard
• NFL teams are working lots of overtime this year
• Olympics
• On the Air
• OSU hosts USC, with bowl hopes dimming
• Overtime goal leads Wild over Red Wings
• Prep Scoreboard
• Secretive talks suggest progress in doping probe
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Unlucky Italy must take on U.S. for World Cup spot

OBITS

• Brian Marsden, comet and asteroid tracker, dies at 73
• Chess champion Larry Evans dies
• Les Double Six’s Mimi Perrin dies

NATION & WORLD

• Air Force accidentally discloses tanker bids
• Ban on pet projects mostly symbolic
• Blast fears delay search for 29 miners
• Brian Marsden, comet and asteroid tracker, dies at 73
• China controversy flares amid Vatican colloquy
• Cholera continues to ravage Haiti
• Couple put abortion to an online vote
• Device that caused bomb scare meant to test security
• Financial firms say they aren’t a threat
• 9/11 health claims lawsuit settled
• India stocks sink on telecom scandal
• Merkley, Walden had hand in food safety bill
• NATO agrees on missile defense
• Outlook dim for civilian trials of detainees
• Painkiller pulled from market at FDA request
• Photos indicate N. Korea building reactor
• Protest marks 6 months since crackdown in Thailand
• Quit Facebook, pastor tells church officers
• Small farm battles FDA over its artisan cheeses
• Unions lose ground as tiered pay becomes permanent
• U.S. tanks deployed against Taliban
• Windows 1.0 debuts in ’85

FEATURES

• A gift-giving community
• Blanketing Oregon
• China controversy flares amid Vatican colloquy
• Cholera continues to ravage Haiti
• Couple put abortion to an online vote
• Four Thanksgiving feasts: First, eat vegan this Sunday
• Free breakfast and dinner at Bend's Community Center
• Free dinner in Redmond
• 9/11 health claims lawsuit settled
• Jake’s Diner hosting seniors
• Merkley, Walden had hand in food safety bill
• Painkiller pulled from market at FDA request
• Police: Remains likely missing Bend man’s
• Quit Facebook, pastor tells church officers
• Religion in Brief
• Small retailers develop their own holiday
• The Lord’s Prayer seen in a new light
• Windows 1.0 debuts in ’85

ENTERTAINMENT

• Blanketing Oregon
• Four Thanksgiving feasts: First, eat vegan this Sunday
• Free breakfast and dinner at Bend's Community Center
• Jake’s Diner hosting seniors
• Longoria, Parker to split
• Movie Times
• Ray Charles estate sues singer’s first son
• Wesley Snipes ordered to surrender in tax case

OPINION

• Good news and bad news
• Lamenting the book least leafed through
• ODOT’s $20,000 seat belt survey