November 28, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A school clinic open to all
• After years of decline, California shows signs of economic growth
• Burning zirconium clouds skies in Prineville
• Capitol tree lighting set for Thursday
• County will seek $1.1M for new bridge over Fall Creek
• Dad’s girlfriend held in death of daughter
• Estranged husband accused of killing wife
• Fast on skis, quick in the classroom
• Firefighters pull out horses stuck in mud
• Former educator faces new charges
• Incomes rise in Central Oregon
• Judge blocks sales of state-owned timber over seabird nesting
• Medical office to open in Redmond
• More poached deer discovered
• New partnership gets kids online
• News of Record: Police Log
• Odd-acting man arrested at bank
• Pile burns start today on U.S. 97
• Teen Feats
• Volunteer Search Dec. 2, 2012
• West Salem residents seek probe of rare cancer
• Witnesses: Plane broke up in flight

BUSINESS

• All-American holiday
• Bend garage offers free parking
• Consumer confidence at highest in 4½ years
• CyberCity lets government hackers train to thwart attacks
• Downtown Bend boutique expands
• Executive implicated in HP’s allegations lashes out
• Ideologies expected to clash at conference
• Incomes rise in Central Oregon
• Indoor Swap Meet doubling its space
• Jeweler to host shopping parties
• Medical office to open in Redmond
• New partnership gets kids online
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• Powerball jackpot boosts lottery revenue
• Retail nostalgia, shelved by online shopping
• Saving power at data centers
• Steering children toward fruitful careers
• The gift of golf
• Toys safer than ever; still, shop carefully

SPORTS

• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Hunters’ bill gets stalled in Senate
• Leader Maze may be Vonn’s biggest rival for overall title
• Mavericks suffer 100-98 loss to 76ers
• No. 1 Indiana rolls past No. 14 North Carolina
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Snow depth climbs; ski fever's primed
• Solo puts her focus on Ireland
• Sports in Brief
• Tour of California to take new route
• Tulane, ECU to join Big East in 2014 Tour of California to take new route
• Union leader Marvin Miller dies
• With eye on the playoffs, Saints prepare for Falcons

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Garrett was ‘Roadshow’ appraiser of antiques
• Greyson Riley Lehnherr
• Janet M. (Schatz) Lewallen
• Taggart Fuller Dertinger
• Union leader Marvin Miller dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Greyson Riley Lehnherr
• Janet M. (Schatz) Lewallen
• Taggart Fuller Dertinger

NATION & WORLD

• An ethics debate over embryos on the cheap
• California prosecutor wants his county to change policy on illegal immigrants
• Consumer confidence at highest in 4½ years
• CyberCity lets government hackers train to thwart attacks
• 3 in GOP still critical of Rice after discussions with her
• Intrigue over finding by Curiosity on Mars fuels speculation
• Israeli premier seen as vulnerable in election
• Making a flu vaccine without the virus
• Military dogs can suffer from stress of combat duty
• New Chernobyl shelter under way
• Obama meets new Mexican president
• Palestinians on verge of U.N. ‘observer’ role
• Powerball jackpot boosts lottery revenue
• Protesters gather in Cairo streets again
• Rebels see no end in sight in Syrian war
• Saving power at data centers
• Scientists caution of melting permafrost
• Sea changes in ocean now may harm food chain later
• Servicewomen sue over policy keeping them from combat
• Suit targets student ‘locators’

ENTERTAINMENT

• Another don’t-miss season of ‘The Hour’
• December decision expected in Bend noise-ordinance trial
• Local Movie Times

OPINION

• Entitlements must be acknowledged, addressed
• ‘Lincoln’ movie shows politics at its best in a master’s hands
• Not quite ready for the next disaster
• Sagebrush decision realistic

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• County will seek $1.1M for new bridge over Fall Creek
• Gasoline prices drop in Oregon