November 04, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A shelter's revenue solution
• ABC to air Rihanna interviews on assault
• Accused Ryan Seacrest stalker pleads not guilty
• Bend woman gets firsthand look at health reform
• Berlin hosts MTV awards, 20 years after fall of wall
• Body count rises to 10 in Ohio
• British singer Lewis performs in hometown
• Chinese trial reveals web of corruption
• COCC gets the money
• College loan program set for major overhaul by government
• 3 college students found dead in pond
• Comments sought on geothermal project
• Correction
• County closing Paulina/East Lake Road
• Creative solutions proposed for geese
• Death notices
• District attorney wants a 7th term
• European treaty clears last roadblock
• Financial gamble may force future cutbacks in pensions
• For Republicans, results bring new sense of optimism
• Former Miss California, pageant settle lawsuit
• GOP regains governorships in New Jersey and Virginia
• Hands-on history lesson
• ‘Holmes’ to sponsor ‘Family Guy’ special
• Hot buys
• In nature's laboratory, balance is threatened
• Inmates, pets help each other at shelter
• Iranian militants seize U.S. Embassy in 1979
• Iraqis’ bomb detectors seen as all but useless
• Israeli-Palestinian talks have stalled, White House says
• It’s Doctor boo-hoo! ‘Who’ gets new doc
• Jane Kathleen Tormey
• Karadzic finally appears at his trial
• Karzai vows to fight corruption
• La Verne (Verne) Lowell Shepherd
• Local woman guilty in horse neglect case
• Looking it up just got easier for third-graders
• Man invented story of attack, police say
• Movie Times
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Portland credit union expanding to region
• Record seasonal flu shots expected
• Redmond weighs refinancing bond
• School poses a threat to children, say investigators
• Sisters getting the OK to annex land
• St. Vincent opens thrift store in Redmond
• Teen charged in 4-year-old’s death
• Tokyo takes steps to prevent suicides
• Toy drive for foster children under way
• Transit worker strike cripples Philadelphia
• Vehicle nearly strikes La Pine ambulance
• Winter may be warmer for some as propane prices see a big drop

BUSINESS

• A shelter's revenue solution
• Artful bras give new meaning to support
• Auto sales stabilizing
• Bomber jackets take off
• Buffett bets big on BNSF railroad: $34B
• Business Calendar
• Canceling your card? There are ways to protect your credit score
• China approves Disney theme park
• Comments sought on geothermal project
• Congress to expand tax credit for homebuyers
• Hot buys
• Johnson & Johnson to eliminate up to 8,000 jobs in restructuring
• Merkel’s speech does little to sway climate debate
• Mosey on in to new Bend cowgirl boutique
• Portland credit union expanding to region
• Recalls
• Signs of life at retailers in October
• St. Vincent opens thrift store in Redmond
• Top entertainment sellers
• When it comes to time off, U.S. isn’t a global player
• Winter may be warmer for some as propane prices see a big drop

SPORTS

• A few things to look for at the Vancouver Olympics
• Andy Heinly, Broken Top Club
• Aspen Lakes offers discounts on Veterans Day
• Baseball
• Bend continues win streak with victory over Redmond
• Blazers stumble, fall to Hawks
• Cook uses heartbreak to turn around season
• Correction
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Lava Bears end regular season with win over Panthers
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Pac-10’s young QBs build on tradition
• Pedro is back and ain’t afraid of no ghosts
• Reno-Tahoe Open moves to July, same weekend Tahoe celebs
• Rypien helps Canucks beat Rangers
• Sailing

OBITS

• Anthropology giant Claude Levi-Strauss

FEATURES

• Artful bras give new meaning to support
• Bomber jackets take off
• Calendar

OPINION

• Commissioners need to address secrecy promise
• No transparency
• Our Medicare
• Socialism
• Why the federal government belongs in health care

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• County closing Paulina/East Lake Road