December 05, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A step back, but "generally" mending
• Barista who shot robber still has a job, boss says
• Bhutanese teens find comfort, voice in Portland school club
• Births
• Broken pipe drenches 101-year-old Baker County courthouse
• 3 critical after crash
• Eugene warming centers are a haven as chill arrives
• Gresham police blame gang violence in killing
• Kitzhaber says Portland will be home as governor
• Momentum is no mirage
• NASA's woes
• News of record: Deeds
• No end to Haiti's suffering, nor her support
• Nonprofits see similar giving in ’09 and ’10
• Season's spectacle
• Share tales from your family tree at Bend Genealogical Society event
• Sheriff still expects to resolve Kyron case
• Stable weather for near future
• Thompson — Gammond
• When map is redrawn, region"s set to benefit
• Wolves a hot topic to ranchers
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A step back, but "generally" mending
• Deal-hungry public stymies businesses
• Do recovery stats mean anything? It’s his job to find out
• Dying wheat fields under investigation
• Flickering oil light in a ’78 Cougar
• Have fishing rods, will travel
• Momentum is no mirage
• News of record: Deeds
• Norway: Next investor haven?

SPORTS

• After beating Oregon State to complete an undefeated regular season, Oregon looks ahead to the national title game
• Austrian wins super-G; Miller DNF
• Baseball
• Bend High boys hoops beats Grants Pass, improves to 2-0
• Bosh scores 27, Heat beat Hawks
• Duck lineman celebrates with a baby on the way
• Ducks top Beavers in Civil War, 37-20
• Football
• Jingle all the way
• Kerr makes move at season finale
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 2 Auburn wins SEC title in a rout
• No. 1 Duke defeats Butler in national title game rematch
• On to the big game
• Oregon State falls below .500 with loss to Colorado
• Pittsburgh defeats Columbus to stretch win streak to nine
• Prep Scoreboard
• Riesch takes first in women’s downhill; Vonn finishes 2nd
• Slow night for C.O. cowboys in Vegas
• Tennis
• The Beavers have some bright spots during the Civil War, but their season ends when they can’t stop the Ducks
• Tiger still leads tournament with one round left to play
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Brent Gaylen Laws
• Death notices
• Helen Boatwright, celebrated soprano, dies at 94
• Journalist, consultant Hoffman
• Richard Goldman, supporter of environmental causes, prize
• U.S. Rep. Stephen Solarz a force in foreign affairs

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Brent Gaylen Laws
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A life at the edge of the Hollywood limelight
• Abbas warns Israel of occupiers’ burden
• Arizona immigration law heads before high court
• Bombs targeting Iraq’s Shiites kill 17
• Chaos in Ivory Coast: 2 take oath of office
• Do recovery stats mean anything? It’s his job to find out
• Helen Boatwright, celebrated soprano, dies at 94
• How about fixing the Earth ourselves?
• Journalist, consultant Hoffman
• Leaks depict hacking by a Web-wary China
• Meningitis vaccine brings hope to Africa
• Obama’s presidential powers are evolving
• Prohibition ends on this day in ’33
• Richard Goldman, supporter of environmental causes, prize
• Showdown paves way for a year-end tax deal
• State debt hints at U.S. house of cards
• 72 ‘super PACs’ spent $83.7M on election
• This story has Hollywood potential: Murder! Intrigue! ASTRONOMERS?
• Unprecedented military order ends airport strike in Spain
• U.S. Rep. Stephen Solarz a force in foreign affairs
• What’s next for space?

FEATURES

• 3-D spectacles get a fashion makeover
• Living alone can be risky to our health, study finds
• News of Record: Reunions
• No end to Haiti's suffering, nor her support
• Out in Owyhee country
• Share tales from your family tree at Bend Genealogical Society event
• Texans pay fee to avoid premarital counseling class
• Toyota Venza: Is it a car? An SUV?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A life at the edge of the Hollywood limelight
• A police procedural full of surprising twists
• Best-sellers
• Celebrate Christmas the country way
• Celebrate holidays the 1980s way
• In her second book, Palin comes off as a savvy politico
• Movie Times
• Reading the nation’s river: Chicago author dips pen into Mississippi
• ‘Skippy Dies': Irish hormones rage in this tragicomic tale
• Tony Judt memoir reveals an agile mind

OPINION

• Clinton, Teater did what’s right
• Help in a snowstorm
• Jerry Brown’s next term will be his legacy
• Kennedy’s impression on a whole generation
• Momentum is no mirage
• Portland politicians posture on guns
• This story has Hollywood potential: Murder! Intrigue! ASTRONOMERS?
• ‘Tis the season for partisan rancor on Capitol Hill
• Tolstoy fell prey to the dangers of activism
• U.S. must get tough on WikiLeaks
• We’re shocked
• What WikiChina leak would say about U.S.
• Where women are treated like slaves