November 27, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• An entrepreneur hits the bull's-eye
• 2 arrested after short police chase
• Bend's new clinic for veterans
• Big-time fundraiser on 'permanent hold'
• Big-time royalty benefits for Oregon’s universities
• Coming clean on stain removal
• Critics object to roundups of wild horses
• Developer sees rising call for Coos Bay sand
• Enjoying a meal in healthy comfort
• It’s time to put Bigfoot research to rest
• Keeping a comforter in place
• Make it a wrap with fabric
• NEW to host holiday gala
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire
• One pines for a tree to spruce things up
• Prineville smoke plume dissipating, no hazard, authorities say
• Redmond activity center moving
• Share memories of holiday food
• Small plane crashes east of Albany
• Store's owner robbed, tied up 9 hours
• Supporters urging Congress to package wilderness bills
• Taming a pepper’s scary heat
• Teen with Crohn's gets boost from local school
• Time for holiday colors both inside and out
• Toy Run helps local children
• What's happening with ... Criminal cases
• Wild rice dressing fits many a holiday meal

BUSINESS

• An entrepreneur hits the bull's-eye
• Analyst boosts Facebook stock
• Canadian to lead Bank of England
• Longshore workers say they don’t want to strike
• McGraw-Hill sells unit for $2.5B
• Mortgage interest deduction seen as vulnerable in budget negotiations
• News of Record: Deeds
• Schapiro, chairwoman of SEC, to resign
• Study linking diabetes with sweetener starts row before its release
• Wii U sales exceed 400,000

SPORTS

• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports in brief
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Eye of the Beaver
• Former Colorado coach suggests he would have needed to take shortcuts
• Giants tight end catches falling fan
• Kansas center has triple-double in win
• Mediators to join NHL labor talks
• MLS commissioner says Beckham ’overdelivered’
• M’s make pitch to catcher Napoli
• On the Air
• Oregon State assesses Civil War
• Panthers win battle of NFC’s worst teams
• Shaw building own Stanford legacy
• Sports in Brief
• Trail Blazers fall to Pistons
• U.S. skier gets back on track
• Voters split over tainted players

OBITS

• Death notices
• Dr. Joseph Murray, pioneer surgeon
• Emily Squires, Emmy-winning ‘Sesame Street’ director

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Beauty queen dies in drug shootout
• Bipartisan ‘gangs’ in Congress ready to make fiscal deal
• Climate talks heat up again as nations assemble in Qatar
• Cuomo: Sandy will cost $32B in repairs
• 14 die in blaze at shop for disabled
• Dr. Joseph Murray, pioneer surgeon
• Emily Squires, Emmy-winning ‘Sesame Street’ director
• Ex-campaign treasurer to several California lawmakers could get 8 years in fraud
• GI’s treatment while in custody is focus of hearing in WikiLeaks case
• Japan, faced with rising China, expands military
• Justices turn down insanity defense case
• M23 lets deadline pass, refuses to pull back forces
• Moon rocks turn up in govt.storage
• Morsi backpedaling on decree
• Northern California community mourns family swept to sea
• Politician wants to force workers to try to quit smoking
• Sainthood for leftist hero has surprise booster
• Syrian rebels claim takeovers at dam, air bases
• 4 Tibetans set selves on fire in protest
• Workers protest after fatal fire
• Wounded in war, veteran seeks peace with prosthetic arm

ENTERTAINMENT

• Good reads for the young ones
• Local Movie Times
• ‘Two and a Half Men’ actor calls his show ‘filth’ in online video

OPINION

• Campaign donations need disclosure, not restriction
• Comments offensive, inappropriate
• Fiscal cliff is hype
• Nation needs carbon tax
• Property taxes for schools an unfair burden on seniors
• The beauty of the filibuster