December 24, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bank bombers face long stay on death row
• Business Calendar
• Capturing memories
• Coos Bay theater repair may cost $3.7M
• Correction
• County likely to let cabins remain
• Dispatches
• Excelling is in her vocabulary
• Ex-FBI agent is head of reservation’s public safety department
• Families of volunteers help during the holidays
• Family Calendar
• Feds file last round in salmon, dams fight
• Fire-damaged Astoria shops seek new homes
• Giving birth after 45 linked to risks
• GO! Magazine
• Harrisburg man, son die in murder-suicide
• Holiday closures
• Islamic charity founder back in court Jan. 18
• Jefferson sheriff will try jail levy again in spring
• Last-minute holiday shopping
• NeighborImpact getting HUD grant
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Next for Dugan: Palau?
• Ore. college savings plan assets increase
• Our incomes
• Police comb rooftops for old weapon
• Redmond police catch fleeing suspect
• Residents asked to clear hydrants of snow
• Restaurant Guide
• Shareholders give the OK for Cascade Bancorp deal
• Snowboarder found dead on Mount Hood
• Story times, library youth events for Dec. 24-30
• Tornado damage estimated at $1.1M
• Transient jailed in Klamath Falls killing
• Winds powering 3 neighbors

BUSINESS

• A seasonal sparkle from desperate men
• Business Calendar
• County likely to let cabins remain
• Dispatches
• E-readers under Christmas trees may give e-books chance to take root
• FCC chief poised to OK Comcast-NBC merger
• Finally, economists upbeat for 2011 gains
• Firm to buy Jo-Ann stores for $1.6B
• For-profit colleges double spending to beat aid rules
• Goldman adopts ‘brake’ provision on bonuses
• Holiday closures
• Ireland puts $4.8B in Allied Irish Banks
• Last-minute holiday shopping
• NeighborImpact getting HUD grant
• 3% of youngsters are strict vegetarians
• Online sales rose 15% this year
• Ore. college savings plan assets increase
• Our incomes
• Renewed interest in converting natural gas into diesel
• Rio Tinto raises bid for coal company
• Shareholders give the OK for Cascade Bancorp deal
• Tax evasion inquiry shifts to smaller Swiss banks
• This year's practical present? Groceries
• Witness pleads guilty in insider trading case

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• Area players receive state football honors
• Basketball
• Concussions don’t deter Packers’ QB
• Cycling
• Deaf player at Cal State Northridge has feel for game
• Football
• Golf
• Hillman runs for 228 as SDSU beats Navy in Poinsettia Bowl
• Hockey
• James, Bosh lead Heat to 95-83 win over Suns
• Love ’em or hate ’em, Cowboys still America’s Team
• NBA Scoreboard
• No surprises, Steelers beat Panthers 27-3
• On the Air
• Peak challenge
• Penguins defeat Caps in preview of Winter Classic
• Prep sports
• Pryor among five Buckeyes banned for five games in ’11
• Reconstructed Magic have to rebuild their foundation
• Surprises, good and bad, around league
• U.S. women gaining confidence in the pool

OBITS

• Death notices
• James Mann worked on impeachment against Nixon
• Wesley M. Powell

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Wesley M. Powell

NATION & WORLD

• Californians face cleanup after flooding, mudslides
• China’s shift on Korea helps U.S. relations
• CIA secrets could surface in Swiss case
• Embassies bombed in Rome
• EPA issues emissions timetable
• FCC chief poised to OK Comcast-NBC merger
• Female chimps carry sticks, much like dolls
• Finally, economists upbeat for 2011 gains
• For-profit colleges double spending to beat aid rules
• Goldman adopts ‘brake’ provision on bonuses
• Haiti not the first stop for deadly cholera strain
• Ireland puts $4.8B in Allied Irish Banks
• James Mann worked on impeachment against Nixon
• N. Korea threatens ‘sacred war’ while South holds drills
• Obama plans to shuffle staff
• Study: Breast-fed children perform better in school
• Tax evasion inquiry shifts to smaller Swiss banks
• U.N. confirms 173 dead in Ivory Coast
• War of 1812 ends as U.S., Britain sign Treaty of Ghent in Belgium
• With U.S. consent, companies skirt sanctions on Iran, others

FEATURES

• Families of volunteers help during the holidays
• Haiti not the first stop for deadly cholera strain
• Helping kids mind their manners in restaurants
• Holiday closures
• 3% of youngsters are strict vegetarians
• Study: Breast-fed children perform better in school
• War of 1812 ends as U.S., Britain sign Treaty of Ghent in Belgium
• Worshippers flock to Wisconsin to pray alongside Virgin Mary

ENTERTAINMENT

• A6 raffle to benefit art education program
• Area portrait artist paints retiring justice
• Art exhibits
• Be enchanted by ‘Nanny McPhee’
• Blackstrap returns to Silver Moon
• Christmas memories of the stars
• Classic revisited
• FCC chief poised to OK Comcast-NBC merger
• Hellfire! with the Reverend Horton Heat
• Josh Hart takes the stage at McMenamins
• Music releases
• Naughty or nice?
• Out of town
• Parents' Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Renaissance woman
• ‘Robots’ in Bend
• Rock 'n' (holy) rollers
• Take wing
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Two chances to see 2nd Hand Soldiers
• Year-round Christmas spirit

RESTAURANTS

• Year-round Christmas spirit

OPINION

• Celebrate slow population growth
• Seeing through the tacky materialism of Christmas
• The Bulletin’s Christmas gifts

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A time traveler with tailfins
• Fiat prepares for return to American showrooms
• Toyota to pay $10M in settlement