December 04, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A 200-mpg carburetor in 1936?
• All Inventerprise winners
• Births
• Business park next up for city
• Community Calendar
• Correction
• Council selects zone for work at home
• Dutton — Danison
• Gone to the dogs
• Grant funds series on Civil War
• Happenings
• Hill — Morrow
• How would UO self-rule work?
• Hunter cited for poaching deer
• Judge OKs BLM plan to remove juniper trees
• News of record: Deeds
• Noriega — Underwood
• Parents say suspect in slaying of officer had been troubled
• Perry — Proctor
• Pioneer principles still infuse Wyoming politics
• ‘Polar Express’ to be shown Saturday at Parents’ Night Out
• Police arrest Occupiers
• Prosecutors: Man lied about burns
• Reindeer needn’t glow to brighten holidays
• Today
• U.S. companies taking jobs elsewhere
• Volunteer Search
• Wandering wolf may be settling south of Crater Lake
• Washington panel OKs wolf management plan
• With a little help, couple distribute provision packs for the homeless

BUSINESS

• Business park next up for city
• Cadillac SRX gets new oomph
• Chevy Volt will miss 2011 sales target
• Council selects zone for work at home
• Fitness video games hit their stride
• Gone to the dogs
• How coolant gets into intake manifold
• Internet to cards: Sorry for your loss in sales
• New smartphone apps let users create and send paper cards
• News of record: Deeds

SPORTS

• Boxing
• Bruins get 12th win in 13 games
• Central Oregon runners 15th
• Cougar wrestlers holding tree sale
• Cougars hang on for victory
• Football
• Jingle Bell, Jingle Bell, Jingle Bell run
• Johnson takes lead over Woods
• LSU locks up title spot
• Oregon next for Rose Bowl-bound Wisconsin
• Sandusky tells his own story
• Scoreboard
• State champs!
• Tennis
• Two from Central Oregon earn paychecks at NFR
• Vonn continues to dominate downhill

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Lee L. Sharman
• Mary Ann Diehl
• WWII WASP Betty Haas Pfister always loved to fly

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Lee L. Sharman
• Mary Ann Diehl

NATION & WORLD

• Alcohol muddles testimonies on both sides in many cases
• Arrests of illegal migrants on U.S.-Mexico border plummet
• Brotherhood says it won’t impose Islamic values
• Cain halts campaign
• Europe again looks to IMF for help in debt crisis
• For a U.S.-Afghan accord, night raids are a sticking point
• Modest bonuses on Wall Street may yield fortunes later
• Not all unusual cells are cancer
• Politics splitting up urban areas
• Rape in the military: Problems with the solution
• Researchers crack secret society’s tricky cipher
• U.S. agents laundering profits of drug cartels
• Washington Week
• Washington’s costly response
• WWII WASP Betty Haas Pfister always loved to fly

FEATURES

• With a little help, couple distribute provision packs for the homeless

ENTERTAINMENT

• A big year for some yuletide cheer
• Best-sellers
• Book’s statistics on violence are a reason for optimism
• Collectors look for promising artists
• Local Movie Times
• Peanuts, Michael Bubl celebrate Christmastime

OPINION

• Blaming, favoring 1 percent is not key to economic equality
• China is staging a global comeback
• Dispatch center move must improve service
• Flavored milk doesn’t serve the kids
• Israel and the Arab awakening
• Lariviere more right than wrong
• Life lessons gleaned from reader essays
• Madras shouldn’t shut out public
• The differences between our wars