December 10, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Ashland reviews ticketing homeless
• Bend’s water policy under fire
• Business Calendar
• Clear vision
• COCC mentoring program gets grant
• EPA seeks extension to set rules on boiler emissions
• Making memories
• Man claims stun gun stopped heart
• Medford theater opposes plans for rival’s renovation
• Musical wonderland
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Nonprofit puts a home within local family’s reach
• Noted kayaker presumed dead after crocodile attack in Congo
• Redmond names interim police chief
• Restaurant Guide
• Rural teens more likely to abuse prescriptions
• Stretching in the stacks
• Students lend aid to homeless teenagers
• Summit High senior Gieber defines term well-rounded
• Vintners’ vision
• Wyden’s bond program set to expire

BUSINESS

• Borrowers wait for lower mortgage rates and lose
• Business Calendar
• COCC mentoring program gets grant
• EPA seeks extension to set rules on boiler emissions
• Gaming: Kinect vs. Move
• Hackers use WikiLeaks case to campaign for Internet freedom
• Holiday bazaars
• Home values poised to drop $1.7T in 2010
• Hospital bid may create new giant
• Household wealth grows slightly
• Nonprofit puts a home within local family’s reach
• Pfizer to pay ex-CEO $4.5M in severance
• Rolaids recall another blow to Johnson & Johnson unit
• Satellite subscribers may lose ABC
• Students, police clash as UK approves tuition hike
• Support grows for private screeners
• Vintners’ vision
• Wyden’s bond program set to expire
• Zuckerberg polishes his public persona

SPORTS

• A trademark move: athletes seek profit in catchphrases
• Adventure Sports Calendar
• After Red Sox get Crawford, Yankees raise offer to Lee
• Bend’s Craig wins singlespeed title
• Crosby’s surge for Pens is reminiscent of past greats
• Culver’s Mote eyes world title after his latest victory
• Cycling
• Ducks’ James wins Doak Walker Award
• East is the beast this season, while the West is wretched
• Football
• Golf
• Heisman makeover: Amateurism takes a hit
• It’s the pits
• Manning bounces back as Colts top Titans
• Miller lifts Blazers to third straight win
• NBA Scoreboard
• Olympics
• Panthers’ Vokoun blanks Caps, 3-0
• Readying the rail
• Redmond is perfect at Madras dual meets
• Temple upsets No. 9 Georgetown 68-65 behind 30 points from Moore
• Thinking about hiring a Belichick disciple? Don’t do it
• Track and field
• With Stoudemire rolling, Knicks feel like winners

OBITS

• Death notices
• Doris McWhorter
• Italian fashion designer dies at 83
• Opponent of draft of interned Japanese Americans dies at 94

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Doris McWhorter

NATION & WORLD

• Authorities burn down explosive-laden house
• Borrowers wait for lower mortgage rates and lose
• Catholic Church faces almost 2,000 abuse complaints in the Netherlands
• China moves to block foreign broadcasts on Nobel Peace Prize
• Desmond Tutu awarded Nobel Peace Prize in 1984
• Fire bomber suspected of attacking mosques
• Government proposes new rules for rear visibility
• Hackers use WikiLeaks case to campaign for Internet freedom
• Home values poised to drop $1.7T in 2010
• Hospital bid may create new giant
• Household wealth grows slightly
• Israel draws rebukes over settlements
• Masks put a new face on crime
• Merkley’s plan has rich paying for Social Security
• Mexican police hunt for leaders of La Familia drug cartel
• Mounting evidence suggests we’re not alone in the universe
• Obama weighing tax code overhaul
• Recount possible in volatile Haiti election
• Students, police clash as UK approves tuition hike
• Support grows for private screeners
• Tax cut package unveiled in Senate
• Toyota feels the weight of recalls, sales decline

FEATURES

• Catholic Church faces almost 2,000 abuse complaints in the Netherlands
• Desmond Tutu awarded Nobel Peace Prize in 1984
• Gaming: Kinect vs. Move
• Hospital bid may create new giant
• Nonprofit puts a home within local family’s reach
• Study: Eating disorders among kids on the rise
• Unraveling the puzzle of insight vs. analysis

ENTERTAINMENT

• A free Two or More show in Redmond
• Are you sitting down?
• Art exhibits
• Art in the High Desert registration has begun
• Boneyard plans Cross Kultural Carnival
• Clear vision
• Climate change attack loses power in ‘Cool It’
• Community Calendar
• DVDs in 2 dimensions, and some with one more
• Fa-la-la-la film
• Gaming: Kinect vs. Move
• Masks put a new face on crime
• Misty River returns to area after hiatus
• Music releases 2
• Musical wonderland
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Satellite subscribers may lose ABC
• Selleck, Wahlberg shine in ‘Blue Bloods’
• Story times, library youth events for Dec. 10-16
• Submissions needed for Obsidian Prize
• Sunriver gallery holds grand opening
• The AGE of AQUARIUS
• ‘The King of the Surf Guitar’ returns
• The Northstar Session plays McMenamins
• Three gigs by three rootsy local acts
• Unraveling the puzzle of insight vs. analysis
• Upcoming concerts

RESTAURANTS

OPINION

• Dual water supply is better for Bend than single supply
• Pension bill a no-brainer
• Why nobody likes the DMV

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Government proposes new rules for rear visibility
• Grandma’s Lamborghini is perfect shade of pink
• Toyota feels the weight of recalls, sales decline