October 29, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A spoonful of yogurt may have its benefits
• Afraid of the dark?
• Along for the ride
• ATV rider, 81, likely died of natural causes
• Baker City voters stick with mayor, councilor
• Barker donates $1M for animal-rights degree
• Bay Bridge failure stirs fear and anger
• Bear removed from playground shot outside Medford
• Bend man arrested in drug investigation
• Business Calendar
• 4 charged with robbing celeb homes
• COCC bond backers tout construction jobs boost
• Colombian spies nabbed, Chavez says
• Community Events Calendar
• Co-worker donates kidney
• Death notices
• EDCO announces 2009 award winners
• Fed weighs in on Cascade Bancorp
• Free U2 Berlin concert tickets gone in 3 hours
• Gates Foundation expands aid offer to include all states
• German army to use Israeli spy planes
• Global rise seen in use of IEDs
• Grave shortage hits London
• Have you voted?
• Health Datebook
• Hooker Creek silos are OK'd to stay put
• House Democrats are set to unveil modified version of health plan
• Hunter killed in fight with Scappoose family
• Iraq’s election-law battle rages
• Keeping up with the exercise in winter can help keep colds and flus at bay
• Logging activists win court ruling over protest law
• Madras soldier injured in blast
• Man accused of threat involving a corkscrew
• 3 men arrested after Bend robbery, assault
• Movie Times
• NASA’s moon rocket makes first test flight
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Obama hails expansion of federal hate-crimes legislation
• Oregon launches first electronic registry program for end-of-life wishes
• Pakistan market blast kills scores as Hillary Clinton arrives for talks
• Party withholds some votes for Merkel
• Pirates captured after trying to take ship
• Principal for a Day applications available
• Radiation overload?
• Recount needed in Clatsop County recall
• Redmond police join ranks of Twitter users
• Redmond schools are rethinking letter-grade system
• Redmond shelter seeks donations for ‘dog sales’
• Richest dead celebrity? It’s not Michael Jackson
• 5 schools added to safety watch list
• Schools work to keep the dirty out of dancing
• Spending on health care varies by state
• State pushes development on a disputed site near Bend
• Students team with seniors to scoop soup
• Tax amnesty program begins for Oregonians
• Teeth
• Things on TV that make us scream
• Thornburgh resort faces foreclosure
• UBS ex-client avoids prison in tax conviction
• U.N. workers targeted in deadly Kabul attack
• ‘Visionary’ retailer ushered in a new model for Bend
• ‘Worst of the worst’ contaminants identified by DEQ for water facilities

BUSINESS

• Bay Bridge failure stirs fear and anger
• Boeing to build 787 at South Carolina plant
• Business Calendar
• CIT Group gets $4.5B loan as it restructures
• EDCO announces 2009 award winners
• Fed weighs in on Cascade Bancorp
• Flu fears fuel healthy sales of face masks, hand sanitizer
• GM sees progress with boost in market share
• Hooker Creek silos are OK'd to stay put
• Jobless rates fall in most metro areas
• News of Record: Permits
• Once hot, GPS units now threatened by free phone services
• Recalls
• Recession may be over, but recovery remains uncertain
• Special envoy sees long road ahead before China, U.S. reach accord
• State pushes development on a disputed site near Bend
• Tempted to tap your 401(k)? You're not alone
• Thornburgh resort faces foreclosure
• UBS ex-client avoids prison in tax conviction
• Verizon launches challenger to iPhone
• ‘Visionary’ retailer ushered in a new model for Bend

SPORTS

• Bend tops Madras in volleyball season finale
• C.O. golfer still solid at Q-School
• Facemask fallout, Quizz for Heisman
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Hunters should expect good conditions for bull elk
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Hunting moose in the Itchas
• Lee, Utley, Phils top Yanks 6-1
• Local wrestling officials meet Monday in Redmond
• Many area lakes to close on Saturday
• NBA Scoreboard
• Nuggets open with win against Jazz
• On the Air
• Panthers put several runners in state meet
• Restoring trout
• Rocks and relaxation
• Sharks outlast Kings in shootout victory
• Snow’s here, but not enough to play in
• Solid defense defines No. 10 UO, not drama
• Tennis

OBITS

• Cricket umpire David Shepherd known for his superstition
• DeCarava photographed everyday life in Harlem

FEATURES

• ‘Black Tuesday’ on Wall Street signals beginning of Great Depression in 1929
• Community Datebook
• Do we eat too much sugar?
• How to buy workout shoes
• Madras soldier injured in blast
• Michelle Obama earns a Glamour cover spot
• Patient took control by working out more
• People
• Put these vaccine rumors to rest
• Redmond police join ranks of Twitter users
• Scare the flu away this Halloween
• Schools work to keep the dirty out of dancing
• To be young, invincible and lacking any health insurance

OPINION

• America can’t afford the rebuilding project in Afghanistan
• Carter earned Golden Fleece
• Criminal probe?
• Lifting book ban the right decision
• Support bond
• Watch the court