October 28, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A $10M experiment to stamp out poverty
• Ballot counting doesn’t stop with bubbles
• Births
• Couple tie the knot under the soft blue glow of stock tickers
• Cuban Missile Crisis sparks naval showdown in 1962
• Drive collecting goods for needy
• Fenton
• Fire near Sisters destroys home
• Fundraiser at prison to benefit children
• Grandfather loses $160K in scam
• Houghton
• Housing shows signs of life
• KBR wants its name off soldiers’ lawsuit
• Lee—Arathoon
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pilot program to use rock salt on 2 snowy Oregon stretches
• Police: Man charged in killing left evidence
• Project seeks Columbia water
• Protest seeks licenses for illegal immigrants
• Super PAC-funded tea party challenge for DeFazio’s seat looks to be a repeat
• Sushi class today
• 'Tis the season for business
• Voter turnout
• Water connects 4 Bend candidates
• Western Christmas in Redmond
• Wettstein

BUSINESS

• A part-time life, as hours shrink and shift
• Bazaar time
• Housing shows signs of life
• In gas glut, big winners and losers
• News of Record: Deeds
• Prius C skimps on comfort as well as space
• These days, the extended warranty might be good buy
• 'Tis the season for business
• Wide-angle TV cams means everyone can talk to granny

SPORTS

• Arizona rallies to beat No. 10 Southern Cal
• Arm-wrestling tournament, benefit go hand-in-hand
• Colorado sent packing early by No. 2 Oregon
• Cowgirls take district title in cross-country
• 'Cross & crash
• Ducks get an easy win; Trojans next
• No. 7 Beavers suffer first loss at hands of Huskies
• Packers, Steelers, Broncos still alive at halfway mark
• Six local schools eye postseason
• Sports in Brief
• Up 3-0, Giants a victory away from championship

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Gutierrez-Menoyo, once a Castro ally, became dissident
• Jack Roderick Haney
• Jennifer Burgess Thompson
• Lois Ball
• Mathew Murray Perlot
• Melba D. Grant
• Richard Whitney Lusk
• Ruth Ellis Walker
• Tami Le (Lane) Phillips

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jack Roderick Haney
• Jennifer Burgess Thompson
• Lois Ball
• Mathew Murray Perlot
• Melba D. Grant
• Richard Whitney Lusk
• Ruth Ellis Walker
• Tami Le (Lane) Phillips

NATION & WORLD

• 'Castle' law at issue after fatal Montana shooting
• Coal fight heats up in Wash.
• Emergencies, evacuations declared ahead of storm
• Gutierrez-Menoyo, once a Castro ally, became dissident
• How did we get a monster storm?
• In final days, fighting county by county
• Jihad, minus the goal of striking U.S.
• Libyan witnesses recount organized Benghazi attack
• Marines, police prep for mock zombie invasion
• Merkley notes booming economy on visit to Israel with other Dems
• New phase in Afghanistan, with no decisive end seen
• Syrian cease-fire endangered as air attacks continue on cities
• Today

FEATURES

• Frank Lloyd Wright’s vision flows through Fallingwater
• The best way to experience Santa Fe? By bicycle

ENTERTAINMENT

• CMA Awards among top picks for the week
• Local Movie Times

OPINION

• Bagley most qualified candidate
• Balyeat best candidate for judge
• Balyeat cares about people
• Balyeat compares favorably to Tiktin
• Balyeat has the experience
• Brown supressing voter signatures
• Buehler brings positive change
• Chudowsky has done his homework
• Clinton best-qualified for council
• Conger an effective leader
• Conger should be re-elected
• Council biased on water plan
• Daughter supports Balyeat
• Elect Campbell to City Council
• Election a chance to vote for more transparency
• Extreme irony in guest opinion
• Hovekamp lacks ideas on jobs
• Keep Unger on county commission
• Knopp has character and proven record
• Let Conger continue his efforts
• Park bond ensures vibrant community
• Russell can make a smart change
• Russell has been leader in community’s success
• Russell will enrich discourse
• Send Romney to Washington
• Smirking shows politicians don’t listen
• Support Measure 80
• The Bulletin’s endorsements
• The lesson of Ulysses Grant
• Vora for conservation district
• Vote Buehler for secretary of state
• Vote yes for parks
• What GOP program would Romney cut?