November 01, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A combat role, and anguish, too
• Abdullah boycott likely in an effort to delay the vote
• Anderson — Umi
• Another baby’s death has state looking at faith-healing church
• As economy struggles, legal needs escalate
• Author puts a new spin on classic Frankenstein
• Battle for food safety on a tomato's skin
• Best-sellers
• Biography tracks rise, fame of David Bowie
• Births
• 6 bodies found in Ohio home; man arrested
• Canney
• City’s music scene lives on in singer’s memoir
• CivilSay to meet in Bend, Redmond
• Clinton: Israeli concessions are ‘unprecedented'
• Cold trail yields few hints
• Community Calendar
• Darney — Taylor
• Death notices
• Dogs provide comfort for young patients
• Ex-Chinese official unveils Olympics skulduggery
• ‘Fiber junkies' soar into Sunriver
• Fire destroys motor home; cause unknown
• Ford workers reject plan allowing cuts to labor costs
• Generation of skate dancers keeps on rolling in Hillsboro
• Higher than expected turnout: What’s it mean for COCC bond?
• Hollywood often demoralizes our hometowns
• Juniper Ridge plan is back on Bend’s agenda
• 4-legged movie stars vie for ‘canine Oscars’
• 8 linked to Afghan U.N. attack arrested
• Liquefied natural gas plans pushed to 2011
• Lord’s Acre Day events Saturday
• Madonna promises light for African village
• Medford veteran plans return trip to Vietnam
• Michelangelo finishes Sistine Chapel painting in 1512
• Miller
• Moderate GOP candidate suspends polarizing campaign
• Movie Times
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pakistan says soldiers closing in on Taliban
• Pirates seeking ransom say West plunders fish
• Redmond will discuss new zone for development
• Ruby Jewell
• San Francisco Bay fuel spill scooped up
• Search continues following midair crash
• Senator’s book details Hispanic life in U.S.
• Smaller terrorism plots in U.S. pose new threats, officials say
• State starts gearing up for new cell phone ban
• The Faces of Cancer
• Third party challenges a possible warning sign
• Top Democrats push for plans to trim deficit
• Ukraine takes tough stance on swine flu
• Up Pilot Butte, rising with the sun
• Want to build green? Demolish with care
• Washington Week
• Wiley — Thissell
• With pension blow looming, area agencies look for cushion, help
• Woman dies after car crashes into salon
• Wood
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• As economy struggles, legal needs escalate
• Audit finds issues in airport screening
• Cute but impractical, Mini Cooper wagon falls far short of its rivals
• Dollar’s decline helps U.S., alarms overseas
• For boom counties that didn’t go bust, theme was diversity
• For perplexing problems, tough to beat a seemingly possessed CD player
• Juniper Ridge plan is back on Bend’s agenda
• Marley heirs battle trademark pirates
• News of Record: Deeds
• One step closer to a car made without any metal
• Public option estimate raises doubts
• Rates on 30-year loans rise to 5.03%
• Scenes from malls with their minds already on sugar plums
• Tough times open new stores to food stamps
• Want to build green? Demolish with care

SPORTS

• Ariza leads Rockets over Blazers
• Auto racing
• Beavers score late, top UCLA
• Celebrate new Jim Witty book at release party
• Clippers fall to Mavericks
• Cook takes big lead in Schwab Cup finale
• Cowboys aim to be humble against Seattle
• Cowgirls, Storm share IMC volleyball title
• Coyotes continue strong start, beat Ducks
• Ducks run past USC, 47-20
• Field goal lifts Cal over Arizona St.
• Megan Fristoe wins for Summit, Bend gets to state with team effort
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 7 Iowa rallies for win over Indiana
• Olympics
• On the Air
• prep Scoreboard
• Rain washes out qualifying, Johnson starts from pole
• Reversed HR call helps A-Rod, Yankees beat Phils
• Scoreboard
• Senior Pat Madden tops boys field as Storm place four in top five at districts
• Tennis

OBITS

• Former South Korean spy chief brokered signing of peace pact
• John Kenley took big stars to small-town productions
• ‘Ned’ Clark was leader of state bar in Oregon
• Qian was father of China’s space tech program

FEATURES

• Cute but impractical, Mini Cooper wagon falls far short of its rivals
• News of Record: Reunions,
• Thanksgiving travel options via air, tracks or on the road

OPINION

• As economy struggles, legal needs escalate
• Fighting cancer
• GI Bill is looking more and more like an IOU
• Pursuit of happiness for women is a work in progress
• Teleconference isn’t a fix
• The fatal conceit returns to Washington
• The Man Cave in the Oval Office opens up
• Time for painful parking fines
• Voting ‘present' on illegal immigration
• What needs to change in health care