November 07, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Abbas’ decision reflects deep Palestinian angst
• Actor sues hospital in brother’s death
• Appeals court grants Sawyer 7-day reprieve
• Bend man found guilty of sex abuse
• Bolshevik Revolution takes place in Russia in 1917
• Broderick taken aback by criticism of play
• Coyote Creek Caf closes in Sisters
• Deal on abortion clears way for vote in House
• Death notices
• Democrats’ view: Avoid Fox or anger White House?
• Despite killing of sea lions, Columbia salmon toll rises
• Earning an Eagle by stopping cattle
• Environmental groups at odds over tactics in climate debate
• Events set to honor Bend’s heroes, past and present
• For Sisters School District, a $30,000 billing error is leading to an upgrade
• For victims, harm's way was U.S. soil
• Former Trail Blazer considers a run for governer
• Grand jury doesn’t charge hunter in fatal shooting
• Gunman in Orlando shooting said he had money woes
• Honduran political crisis intensifies
• In Central Oregon, a sip of South America
• $734,006 in grants awarded to local agencies
• Keeping tabs on Washington’s raptors
• Local flu information hot line established
• Locklear again wears miniskirt of a predator
• Mary Alice Hall
• Mayor, superintendent make all-star couple
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Note to ladies: Usher’s divorce from wife final
• Options are key in sex ed curriculum, study says
• Panel slated to discuss regional water issues
• People on the Move
• Photo earns third place in global competition
• Power outages are planned in Sisters
• Prospect of more U.S. troops worries a wary Afghan public
• Psychiatrist seemed quiet — except about his beliefs
• Redmond Airport boardings rise
• Seattle team wins $900K in space elevator contest
• Self-described ‘OCD mom’ hailed as hero for her actions
• Shooting victim says his homelessness led to unfair treatment
• Sunriver plans gingerbread houses
• Suspect in killing of Seattle officer is shot, wounded
• Tami Sawyer, as Jane Doe, sues the doctor who’s suing her
• U.N. points to U.S. in cuts to Somali aid
• Under the banner of Old Glory
• Walden to visit region on Veterans Day
• What’s Going Up
• Woman who killed ex-husband says he was loving man
• Wounded man with local ties once worked with the gunman

BUSINESS

• Appeals court grants Sawyer 7-day reprieve
• Area residents due tax refund checks
• Broadly measured, job woes touch 1 in 6
• Citigroup offers stock options to keep workers
• Coyote Creek Caf closes in Sisters
• Economists search job data for signs of hope
• For Sisters School District, a $30,000 billing error is leading to an upgrade
• In Britain, invitations are needed for swine flu shots
• In Central Oregon, a sip of South America
• Leaders, not delegates, needed for climate pact
• 5 more banks closed
• Panel slated to discuss regional water issues
• People on the Move
• Power outages are planned in Sisters
• Redmond Airport boardings rise
• Tami Sawyer, as Jane Doe, sues the doctor who’s suing her
• Toyota faces new lawsuit over acceleration defects
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Cal QB looks to erase memories against OSU
• Colorado defeats Chicago in lengthy shootout
• Confetti falls as NYC fetes Yankees
• Cougars take easy nonleague win over Century
• Defenses to be key in top-10 SEC showdown
• Efforts to reintroduce fish raise a debate over whirling disease
• Federer, Djokovic reach semis at Swiss Indoors
• Football
• Gordon earns pole at Texas, his 1st of season
• Lava Bears earn share of IMC title
• LeBron, Cavs defeat Knicks in visit to New York City
• Life Is Sweet wins Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon faces a test on the road at Stanford
• Prep Scoreboard
• Roy scores 24, lifts Blazers past Spurs
• Scoreboard
• Sisters finishes strong, but just misses playoffs
• Soccer
• Soccer award
• Tiger’s late push takes him to share of HSBC lead

OBITS

• George Na’ope, Hawaiian cultural authority
• Nick Counter, Hollywood negotiator

FEATURES

• Calendar
• Earning an Eagle by stopping cattle
• For these sequins, the subtler, the better
• Gone to the dogs: L.A. church welcomes people with pooches
• High-level defections, court fights are posing problems for Scientology
• People on the Move
• Photo earns third place in global competition
• Religion in Brief
• Sunriver plans gingerbread houses

OPINION

• Bad photo op
• Good tax break
• Obama-backed health reform bills would pay for abortions
• Police-fire mergers
• Train noise
• What was conflict?