November 04, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A slow recovery
• Births
• Correction
• Crisis in Cuba ends in 1962 as Soviets withdraw missiles
• Doctor: Slaying suspect delusional
• Hehn—Bates
• In presidential race’s home stretch, prominent backers hit swing states
• In state races, much still at stake as Legislature hangs in balance
• Lee—Arathoon
• Locals help Sandy victims
• Merkley pushes for more investment in education and infrastructure
• Naming baby: Blue Ivy not such a ‘brand’ new name
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama or Romney, political divide endures
• People with special needs enjoy 'exceptional rodeo'
• Program to kill invasive starlings renewed
• Robles—Sustare
• Ryan plans active role as VP on economic issues
• Seeing child psychologist is sometimes a waste
• Springfield schools struggle with dropouts
• Students pick Mom’s house instead of Animal House
• Surprise wolf found in Blue Mountains
• Talent show gives special needs singers, dancers, musicians a stage
• University opens student food bank
• Volunteer Search
• Voter turnout
• Wheat and potatoes: election issues in Culver

BUSINESS

• A slow recovery
• FHA assists with quicker foreclosure recovery
• Fight intensifies over coal exports
• Higher DVR usage becomes mixed blessing
• In dairy consolidation, lush paydays
• News of Record: Deeds
• Winery pampers people, pooches

SPORTS

• Bend High sweeps to reach 5A state volleyball tourney
• Bend runner wins half marathon
• Lehman shoots 62, leads Champions Tour finale
• Locals dominate in bareback riding
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• OSU overcomes slow start to win
• Scoreboard
• 9-1 shot Fort Larned wins Breeders’ Cup Classic in upset
• Sisters edges Ridgeview in Class 4A state playoffs
• Sports in Brief
• Summit boys, girls, Mountain View boys advance to state semis
• Summit supremacy

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• John Alexander Rauzon
• Martha 'Meta' Marion Bood
• Vaughn was leader of Peace Corps and former ambassador

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• John Alexander Rauzon
• Martha 'Meta' Marion Bood

NATION & WORLD

• After getting back to normal, preparing for the next storm
• An Afghan’s atypical path to Walden’s D.C. office
• Anti-Taliban politician killed in Pakistan
• Border agents in contact before deadly shooting
• Calif. food ballot measure could have national impact
• FHA assists with quicker foreclosure recovery
• House is safely with GOP, control of Senate teeters
• How much pot is too much for drivers?
• Libya attack shows limits to Pentagon’s reach in region
• Mexico's drug violence ebbs, rekindling hope
• Navy ousts ship’s brass after boozy port visit
• Putin declares war on tobacco and vodka
• Sacramento sees rise in crime after deep cuts
• Syrian tanks enter DMZ near Israel
• Today
• Vaughn was leader of Peace Corps and former ambassador

FEATURES

• Surf City serenade

ENTERTAINMENT

• Characters go ‘Astray’ in Donoghue’s stories
• Chief justice was forceful, and so is this biography
• Election to dominate coverage this week
• Intricate plotting makes up ‘Phantom’
• Libraries want you to 'Know Humor'
• Local Movie Times
• Tis the season again in Plumley’s latest

OPINION

• Build me a business
• Bulletin is pro-choice
• Choose the party of fiscal discipline
• Democracy at risk
• Democracy is full of lies, cash
• Enlightenment needed
• GOP platform is step backward
• It’s still Main Street vs. Wall Street
• Letters disrespect President Obama
• Obama has failed the U.S.
• Obama not the right choice
• PERS problem is politicians
• Romney and Ryan offer few details to back up claims
• Substandard effort
• The Bulletin's endorsements
• The misunderstood Electoral College
• Think hard before voting this year
• Time to get out and vote
• Vandals disregard rights
• Viewers see reality that favors Romney
• What a socialist would really do
• When a loved one becomes the story
• Will progress on cancer pass the price test?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• All-terrain truck is a regal ruffian
• Automakers dream up new ways to use wasted energy
• Nissan Maxima should recover from use of diesel