November 16, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• A long-term decision
• Aging resources a phone call away
• Bend fire chief fears slower response times
• Cascade Bancorp records profit
• COCOA seeks volunteers
• Detection easier than treatment
• Dispatches
• Docs say no to trampolines
• Hargrave faces sentencing today
• Hormone may protect monogamy
• House Democrats pick Kotek to become speaker
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Officer accuses driver of attempted bribery
• Police search farm, apartment in probe into Ashland killing
• Portland expands plastic bag ban
• Prepare to turn right
• Raids net thousands of pounds of pot
• Redmond seeks vendor for Centennial Park
• Restaurant Guide
• Son’s murder means life in prison for father
• Stacking cups toward a world record
• State sees slight decline in homeless students
• State to get nearly $4M in settlement
• Well shot! Reader photos
• When a loved one is dying, ‘let the child be your guide’
• Write-in votes for judge race still being counted

BUSINESS

• Boeing to add new assembly line
• BP to pay $4.5B in Gulf settlement
• Cascade Bancorp records profit
• Consumer prices increased in October
• Dispatches
• Eurozone is back in recession
• McDonald’s shakes up top management
• ‘Rebound buyers’ get help from FHA
• Seriously delinquent mortgages decrease
• Wyden: Political support lacking for national carbon tax

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Cabrera, Posey win MVP awards
• Correction
• If not now, when is ‘Tebow Time’ for Jets?
• Johnson turns up heat heading into finale
• Knicks top Spurs, stay undefeated
• La Pine names road for Ashton Eaton
• NBA Scoreboard
• OSU falls to Alabama at Madison Square Garden
• Pettersen tied for early lead at LPGA Titleholders
• Selig gives no indication he will block Marlins trade
• Sports in Brief
• Stanford RB Taylor running into record books
• Summit girls, Mountain View boys aim for titles in Hillsboro
• The sky's the limit

OBITS

• Arthur J. Miller
• Clothier Lansky dressed Elvis Presley
• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Eugene Gene Erickson
• Jim Drewes
• Leah A. Loop
• Mary Maynard Pierson
• William (Lee) Leroy Lane

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Arthur J. Miller
• Death notices
• Eugene Gene Erickson
• Jim Drewes
• Leah A. Loop
• Mary Maynard Pierson
• William (Lee) Leroy Lane

NATION & WORLD

• Accident investigators urge safety technologies be made standard
• BBC settles sex-abuse libel suit
• China’s new leader makes subdued debut
• Counterfeiter puts wrong face on bills
• 4 dead, 17 injured when train hits float
• ‘Fiscal cliff" looms, but what does it mean?
• Governor’s tax increase may bring California surplus
• Israel, Hamas escalate conflict
• Obama pledges federal aid to storm victims in New York
• Panetta orders review of training
• Postal Service reports $15.9B loss for year
• Schools brace for cutbacks at federal level
• Texas executes man for double murder
• Turkey recognizes Syrian rebel group as legitimate leader
• Woman involved with Petraeus was once seen as a rising star
• Women fear scandal will hurt military role
• Wyden: Political support lacking for national carbon tax

ENTERTAINMENT

• Art Exhibits
• Badstrip set to rock Big T’s in Redmond
• Balancing old and new
• Clothier Lansky dressed Elvis Presley
• Dear Rabbit plays The Horned Hand
• Essential 'Twilight' How well do you know the stories? Take our quiz
• Event calendar Nov. 16-22
• Family Calendar
• Holiday bazaars
• Japanese store hosts diorama competition
• Libraries to host science program
• Meanwhile, back at the Ranch
• Movie Times * For the week of Nov. 16
• Music releases
• Northstar Session show to benefit ITW
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Plunge into ‘The Dust Bowl’
• Russian rockers!
• Story Times and Library Youth Events
• Student Art
• Submit to tbd loft’s ‘Have/Have Not’ show
• Sweet harmony
• Symphony Stars! schools announced
• The Knux, Jay Tablet and more at Astro
• Upcoming Concerts
• Warming trend

RESTAURANTS

• Meanwhile, back at the Ranch

OPINION

• Dorm plans enhance COCC’s advancement
• Get the real facts on economic problems
• Media failed to report Benghazi cover-up
• Post-Sandy photos send message of warning
• Presidential election was not about race
• Support research, not tax credit for wind energy
• With spread of vaccination, polio can be eradicated

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Accident investigators urge safety technologies be made standard
• Prepare to turn right