November 11, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Abused kids from tribes get new resource
• Antlerless elk forbidden this year
• Arts give boost to Eugene’s economy
• At the gun show, a man's world no longer
• Bend High shuts out Klamath in 1937 Armistice Day game
• Births
• Contact us with your ideas
• 36 days at Iwo Jima
• Dog killed when shots fired at pickup
• Effort to preserve history drives the search for roots
• Fire district gets new station on 3rd try
• Fox—Zachary
• Gala of Trees supports charity
• Gingerbread event planned
• Hearts and bones: the soldier who wasn’t unknown
• 2012 is the year of the math major
• News of Record: Deeds
• Officials consider tax on mileage for electric and efficient vehicles
• OSU students in sustainability class helping restore 18-acre wetland site
• Pie fun run on Thanksgiving
• Protest supports pot clinic owner
• Rural allure
• Vatican digs in on gay marriage
• Wildlife officials: Dead deer poached

BUSINESS

• A trail of clicks, culminating in privacy conflict
• Farmers find path out of hardship in corn mazes, more
• News of Record: Deeds
• Rural allure

SPORTS

• Beljan out of hospital, but maintains PGA Tour lead
• Cougars rally for 3-2 playoff victory
• Culver claims 2nd state title
• Ducks start season with win over N. Arizona
• Lakers look to bring back Jackson
• Lucky No. 7
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon State suffers tough loss to Stanford
• Prep Scoreboard
• Sports in Brief
• Spurs send Blazers to third straight loss
• Summit girls roll to playoff win over Crescent Valley
• USC handles Arizona State

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths elsewhere
• Dorothy "Dolly" Simpson
• Ethel Marion Stotesbury
• Jacob Alan Sesock
• Sheffer founded Symphony Space, site of NPR broadcasts in New York
• Verda Dianne Blake Chrysler

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dorothy "Dolly" Simpson
• Ethel Marion Stotesbury
• Jacob Alan Sesock
• Verda Dianne Blake Chrysler

NATION & WORLD

• BBC chief resigns amid scandal
• Bluefin population is on the rebound
• Cap-and-trade system begins in Calif. this week
• Grisly account at GI’s hearing
• In immigration debate, new push for citizenship
• In the digital era, dalliances are hard to cover up
• L.A. OKs ID cards for illegal immigrants
• Now on land, once in space (or not)
• Occupy protesters find new cause in Sandy aid
• Personal emails vs. national security
• Petraeus’ fall from invincibility
• Revival for the veteran jobs bill
• Rising prices breathe new life into gold mining in California wine region
• Sheffer founded Symphony Space, site of NPR broadcasts in New York
• Speaker gives House GOP a shove In Cabinet shuffle, Rice, Lew top picks
• Syrian opposition seeks weapons
• Team continues cleaning up Washington marine debris
• The second-term curse
• To face challenges, Chinese Communists look back
• Today
• U.S. calls off Middle East nuclear talks

FEATURES

• Remembering Our Veterans

ENTERTAINMENT

• Alan Ryan covers a lot of ground in 2-volume set
• Best-sellers
• Central Oregon hosting 4 Veterans Day parades
• ‘Custer’ story best suited for casual fans
• ‘Family Guy’s’ future among week’s best
• Fans of the series can get their fill in slate of new books
• Grammy Museum in charge of music history
• ‘Kurt Vonnegut: Letters’ is full of laughs
• Local Movie Times
• Michelle Obama picked Kors for election night
• ‘The Perfect Hope’ isn’t Roberts’ best

OPINION

• America’s path
• Can Republicans adapt to new demographics?
• Clean energy plans must not forget endangered salmon
• Despite election, stick with Bridge Creek proposal
• Editorial communication
• Food and medicine
• Happy days, even with a looming cliff
• Hope and change — Part 2
• It’s Groundhog Day in America
• Kitzhaber AWOL on PERS
• More of the same
• The Bulletin's TV changes and beyond

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A Scion’s gas gauge becomes untrustworthy
• Acura stumbles with new ILX
• Manual transmission died in Toyota MR2