December 09, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Astoria council targets derelict buildings
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Correction
• Court affirms revoking license for DUII on bike
• Father, son guilty on all 18 counts
• Fire Department’s toy, food drive continues
• Girl who survived river toss dedicates boat
• Health Datebook
• In Redmond, ‘hero' dog saves the life of another
• La Pine City Council postpones decision on biomass power plant
• Little discussion on DA contract
• Local woman honored for rights work
• Man who killed friend gets true life sentence
• News of Record: Building Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Officials explore hangar’s potential
• People
• PERS study picks apart suggested pension cuts
• Redmond Airport boardings up vs. ’09
• Republicans to pay for partial recount in governor’s race
• Schools offered policy for religious clothing
• Superintendent gets $7,000 raise in new contract
• The claim: There’s no point in getting a flu vaccination after November.
• UO student charged in OSU stadium turf fire
• Where will the DMV go now?

BUSINESS

• Auto, food workers back U.S.-S. Korea trade pact
• Beware of scams during holidays
• Business Calendar
• Cold weather, colder economy
• Correction
• Federal aid up; so are grad rates
• Fitness instructors aren’t quitting their day jobs
• Germ inspector helps cut down on hospital infections
• Gifts less likely to be paid for with credit this season
• Hackers defend leaks - and test online speech
• House pushes through budget bill, Dream Act
• Ikea gives bicycles to all U.S. employees
• Intent on winning over shoppers, more ship for free
• La Pine City Council postpones decision on biomass power plant
• Little discussion on DA contract
• Mad about mushrooms
• News of Record: Building Permits
• Nonprofits irked over iPhone app limits
• Officials explore hangar’s potential
• Redmond Airport boardings up vs. ’09
• Republicans block legislation to award seniors $250 check
• Retailers sweeten rewards deals for holiday shoppers
• Senate avoids cut in Medicare pay for doctors
• Two Old Hippies buys Breedlove
• U.S. plans to sell large AIG stake next quarter
• Use of CT scans rises, but how safe are they?

SPORTS

• Activewear’s going through a reflective phase
• Against the odds, Tyson heads to hall of fame alive and well
• Aussie Mills gives Blazers a big boost
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Battle of L.A.: Lakers beat Clippers 87-86 on Fisher’s late layup
• Bears hope to repeat success
• Coach K moves up wins list as No. 1 Duke rolls
• Cowgirls take top 4A honors
• Crosby scores twice, Penguins win 11th straight
• Culver's Mote wins go-round in Vegas
• Cycling
• Dry flies and midges working on Crooked
• Ducks’ James honored by accolades, but wants title
• Florida coach Urban Meyer resigns
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Hunting, east of Remote
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• If spiders wore snowshoes
• On the Air
• Prepare to tromp in some wet mush
• Racing no matter the weather
• Red Sox reach deal for Crawford
• Seahawks’ ground game comes alive with Lynch
• Soccer
• Start of nationals

OBITS

• Chamber Music Northwest festival founder Luca dies
• Death notices
• Harold Ray Ole Anker
• Heda Kovaly wrote about life under totalitarianism
• Jeannine Harrelson
• Patty Byers
• Sherry Katherine Shannon

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Harold Ray Ole Anker
• Jeannine Harrelson
• Patty Byers
• Sherry Katherine Shannon

NATION & WORLD

• A giant leap for private spacecraft
• Arrest in Portland-like bomb plot in Baltimore
• Auto, food workers back U.S.-S. Korea trade pact
• Blazing protests ravage post-election Haiti
• China’s own peace prize catches winner by surprise
• Cold weather, colder economy
• Court seems in support of migrant hiring fines
• Dems’ plan: Alter tax deal, rip Obama
• Federal aid up; so are grad rates
• Fire during Chile prison brawl kills at least 81
• First Palestinian uprising begins in 1987
• Germ inspector helps cut down on hospital infections
• Gun used in suicide also killed publicist
• House pushes through budget bill, Dream Act
• Impeached judge first to be ousted since 1989
• Israelis, Arabs agree: Obama efforts failed
• Mad about mushrooms
• Mayor Bloomberg: Washington’s failing on the economy
• More leaks reveal early tensions over Nobel prize winner
• Republicans block legislation to award seniors $250 check
• Senate avoids cut in Medicare pay for doctors
• Study: 54% of tree lights contain lead
• Top admiral scolds China over N. Korea's aggression
• U.S. further restricts deep-water projects
• U.S. plans to sell large AIG stake next quarter
• Use of CT scans rises, but how safe are they?
• Wrinkle in health law costs children’s hospitals

FEATURES

• Anxiety a problem? Yoga may be the answer
• Correction
• Database on doctors' ties to drug companies has its issues
• Doctors trying to escape car leases
• First Palestinian uprising begins in 1987
• Fitness instructors aren’t quitting their day jobs
• Germ inspector helps cut down on hospital infections
• Health Datebook
• It’s no tall tale: Height does give you an advantage when walking
• Learning to give a helping hand
• Local woman honored for rights work
• Move the folks on your list with gifts of exercise DVDs
• People
• The claim: There’s no point in getting a flu vaccination after November.
• The new dropouts: moms
• Under the influence
• Use of CT scans rises, but how safe are they?
• Wrinkle in health law costs children’s hospitals

ENTERTAINMENT

• Activewear’s going through a reflective phase
• Aretha Franklin is ‘recovering very well’
• Community Datebook
• ‘Community’ gets animated with stellar holiday episode
• Fans remember Lennon 30 years after his death
• ‘Lombardi’ premiering Saturday on HBO
• Movie Times
• Operation Elf Box helps families give kids gifts
• Rolling Stone releases last Lennon interview
• Snooki to help ring in the new year on MTV
• Thrift store sale benefits Sunriver Nature Center
• Two Old Hippies buys Breedlove
• Years after Lennon’s death, fans learn something new

OPINION

• A wake-up call for Multnomah
• Give to hungry
• Government too big
• Help feed hungry
• Obama’s move to center may salvage re-election prospects
• Salary statistics misleading

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Where will the DMV go now?