October 21, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A man's passion for Cacti
• Bend man, his fiancee attacked in Ecuador
• Bend Research expands its reach
• Bend seeks evergreen for the holidays
• Clean hands mean clean bill of health for kids, pets
• Correction
• Crash near Pendleton kills 4; driver arrested
• Crews aid injured Mount Hood climber
• Crook County plans candidate forum
• Environmental center plans forums
• Fall sun at the falls
• Fire at elementary in Bend investigated
• Jobless rates hold steady in September
• Judges hear cases on hatchery vs. wild salmon
• Knott Landfill to offer yard waste discount
• Learn more about Oregon AG hopefuls
• Madras coach resigns, will still teach
• Man accused of shooting wife
• Medical marijuana gardens worry neighbors in Clackamas County
• Mom refuses to return ‘Bunny Suicide’ book to high school library
• More state troopers for snowy highways
• Mortgage firm fined
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• No charges in near-drowning in Southern Oregon
• Obama to visit his ailing grandma
• Open wide
• Palin vs. McCain on gay marriage
• Pet spotlight
• Pets calendar
• Police arrest 6 at Gresham riot
• Redmond City Council forum
• Redmond concert by Trail Band canceled
• Riding the green wave
• Shelter with most votes gets funding
• Shooting of Trooper a mystery
• Smith shuns GOP, but is it enough?
• Squid washing up on Oregon beaches
• Sunriver firefighters find smoke, no fire
• Technical difficulties limit bendbulletin.com today
• Trial set for Redmond police lieutenant
• Utah geologists discover a ‘dinosaur dance floor’
• VFW hosting candidate forum
• What does Redmond want in a new high school?

BUSINESS

• American Express posts drop in profit
• An uncomfortable secret exposed: E-mail accounts easy to break into
• At 102, baby car finally rolls home
• $6.2B merger would create energy giant
• Bend Research expands its reach
• Boeing-union talks to resume Thursday
• Business Calendar
• Confidence appears to be on the rise as frozen credit thaws
• Correction
• Gasoline dips below $3 a gallon
• GM-Chrysler merger moves forward slowly
• Jobless rates hold steady in September
• Linux isn’t just a technology; it’s a lifestyle
• Momentum slows for alternative energy
• Mortgage firm fined
• News of Record: Deeds
• Riding the green wave
• Seal leaks to keep winter heating indoors
• Shooting of Trooper a mystery
• There's green in the garden
• 101 thrifty ideas to help you save

SPORTS

• A new scrum
• Aldridge leads Portland to win over Sacramento
• A’s bring back Ellis for at least two years
• Backup QB leads Patriots to win
• Bend golfer finishes season strong
• Bend tennis team to compete in nationals
• Bend’s Rugby Club romps to league win
• Browns Hall of Famer Gene Hickerson dies
• Cancer will not keep Cal goalie off the field
• Celtics waive former Blazer Darius Miles
• Chiefs’ Johnson being investigated in case
• COBO team tryouts set to be held in Bend
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cowboy has entered alcohol treatment
• Cowboys, Yankees form new company
• Cowgirls roll; prepare for Pendleton
• 49ers fire head coach Mike Nolan
• Injury should not slow Rams running back
• Jazz guard injured, out at least two weeks
• Jingle Bell Run/Walk training scheduled
• Junior Olympics, Grand Prix on tap
• Kings suffer 4-3 loss to Avalanche
• Lava City Roller Dolls bout on tap Saturday
• Local rider to share tough history
• On the Air
• Redmond wrestling sign-ups this week
• Riding down a dream
• Robredo, Ferrero advance in Lyon
• Scoreboard
• Sisters blanks Creswell for Sky-Em League victory
• Splash and dash
• Who would’ve thunk it? Rays, Phils in World Series
• Youth cross-country meet set for Nov. 5
• Youth football set to play under the lights in La Pine

OBITS

• Comedian of the ’70s Rudy Ray Moore dies
• Mr. Blackwell compiled annual worst-dressed list
• Pianist Dave McKenna, 78, known for solo jazz work

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Alzheimer’s doctors increasingly worried over younger Hispanics
• British chef sentenced in gruesome killing
• Call centers might not sound hip, but in India they’re a pop culture hit
• 1,500 Chinese dogs die from tainted feed
• Foreign aid worker killed in Afghanistan
• Hollywood’s newest villain appears to be Wall Street
• Joint Chiefs chairman travels to Serbia
• Loophole lets donors give past the limit
• Mugabe blocks opposition from talks
• Pakistani legislators split on militants
• Pianist Dave McKenna, 78, known for solo jazz work
• Prosecutor describes Fort Dix defendants as jihadists
• Supreme Court to hear immigrant ID theft case
• Testimony comes to close in Stevens trial
• Thomas Edison perfected electric light in 1879
• Trial begins for 86 Turks in suspected coup

FEATURES

• A man's passion for Cacti
• Be aware of deadly carbon monoxide
• Bend man, his fiancee attacked in Ecuador
• Chutneys recipes
• Create a home office that works
• Deadbolt technology sees your fingerprint
• Get sideboards ready for holiday parties
• Muhly grasses offer dazzling fall display
• New class on how to make flavored oils and vinegars
• Recipe Finder
• Roasted squash does double duty
• Use fruit and more to create versatile, delicious chutneys

ENTERTAINMENT

• ABC knocks ‘Opportunity’ off schedule
• Andy Dick pleads guilty to drug charge
• Calendar
• Carve a pumpkin, help Central Oregon children
• Judge orders Spears’ jury to keep deliberating
• McGraw writes book on dads, daughters
• Mr. Blackwell compiled annual worst-dressed list
• ‘Parallel’ unravels mystery of distant dad
• ‘Soul Train’s’ Cornelius arrested after dispute
• Students, parents invited to Central Oregon College Fair

OPINION

• Deschutes County residents should vote for Alan Unger
• Don’t give up on spinning toys
• Fire Burley
• Fix the hangar problem
• No McCain
• Palin’s flaws
• Ranch funds