November 19, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A CELEBRATION for every child
• A look inside the death chamber
• Ads on control tower OK’d
• Area officials urge caution as road conditions worsen
• Audit reveals many fiscal irregularities
• Bulletin’s parent company submits proposed reorganization plan
• Food stamp use in Oregon leads nation, survey shows
• Leaders of region's 2 largest providers sign pact
• Local Services
• Meningococcal strain is type C
• News of Record: Police Log
• People on the move
• Prineville chase ends when driver hits pole
• Redmond campus looking to carve its own niche
• Salem mall a haven for walkers
• 2 structure fires reported
• Tax breaks sought for Bend’s Juniper Ridge
• What’s going up
• Whooping cough case confirmed
• Wife is accused of ramming garage
• Yearly reviews cite consistent shortcomings

BUSINESS

• Bulletin’s parent company submits proposed reorganization plan
• European Central Bank chief rejects call for bailout
• FDA disapproves cancer treatment
• Foreign hackers targeted water plant in Illinois
• McDonald’s drops egg supplier
• New thinking about nickel-and-diming
• People on the move
• Sometimes overlooked, ‘near poor’ are barely scraping by
• Tax breaks sought for Bend’s Juniper Ridge
• The revolution will be tweeted
• What’s going up

SPORTS

• A 1,000-mile solo ski trek — across Antarctica
• A stroll through fresh snow
• At 8-1, 49ers turn to conquering NFC West
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend High falls to West Albany, 28-21
• Defense leads Avs over Stars
• Dust off your skis!
• Ellsbury-signed bat is raffle prize
• For upset, USC must slow down Oregon
• Lodwick waiting out injury
• Montana making first start against Oregon State
• Motor sports
• Mountain View cruises into semis
• No. 2 falls in OT
• Oklahoma St. coaches die in plane crash
• Outlaws in 4A girls title match
• Sisters to host running stars
• Son says Paterno has lung cancer
• U.S. leads Presidents Cup heading into singles play

OBITS

• Daring skier Jamie Pierre dies on the slopes at 38
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A 1,000-mile solo ski trek — across Antarctica
• After horrific crash, outrage over injustice in China
• Daring skier Jamie Pierre dies on the slopes at 38
• European Central Bank chief rejects call for bailout
• FDA disapproves cancer treatment
• Foreign hackers targeted water plant in Illinois
• In Antarctica, a huge iceberg is born
• McDonald’s drops egg supplier
• Mormon ad campaign seeks to overcome its ‘perception problem’
• Much about reopened Natalie Wood case remains a mystery
• New thinking about nickel-and-diming
• Obama’s trip shows priority of Pacific Rim
• Pessimism mounts for elusive debt deal
• Rainfall, increased aid ease famine in Somalia
• Sometimes overlooked, ‘near poor’ are barely scraping by
• The revolution will be tweeted
• Today In History

FEATURES

• A CELEBRATION for every child
• Local Services
• Mormon ad campaign seeks to overcome its ‘perception problem’
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Dog wash helps Humane Society
• Ellsbury-signed bat is raffle prize
• Feast benefits NeighborImpact
• Gift drive through Monday
• ‘JFK: The Lost Bullet' brings new perspective
• List your giving opportunities
• Local Movie Times
• McDonald’s drops egg supplier
• Regis Philbin says goodbye on ‘Live!’

OPINION

• City of Bend is beaten down by wasteful spending
• Demeaning promotion
• From the Archives
• Gratitude, both large and small
• HUBZone bill a positive move
• Same old thing in D.C.
• Send ODOT a bill
• The millionaires’ secret

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Area officials urge caution as road conditions worsen
• Mt. Bachelor to open with old buses
• 2 structure fires reported
• Wife is accused of ramming garage