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April 12, 2003

LOCAL & STATE

• A world of mapsLocal man breaks out of bread business, enters retail
• Adult baseball players needed
• Aniston joins Cox for baby's baptism
• Annual Race and Ace set for May 7
• Asparagus season has arrived, Page F1
• Bend to consider a proposal to protect more trees By Eric Flowers
• children's art show
• Co-op bill at odds with landowners
• Dr. Emilie Rogg joins Bend Memorial Clinic
• Elite skiers prepare to race at Bachelor
• Environmentalists should drop objections to nuclear power
• Expensive gas
• Ford falls 59 cents a share
• Good schools
• Governor declares drought in Crook and other counties
• Harley-Davidson to be raffled off
• High Desert region hopes to add to established technology sector; current workers say amenities will be a draw.
• Inline hockey teams bring home medals
• It's surprising what $1 will - and won't - buyThe value of a
• Jake's Diner to reopen Monday
• Kah-nee-ta Mini Marathon is May 1
• Madras sluggers hang on to first
• Master swimmers set records in Washington
• Measure 3 bill good compromise
• Microsoft to pay Gateway $150 million
• More scholarships
• Neighbors worried about church's plan for outdoor amphitheater
• Oregon Coast Cycling Festival set
• Pro-life stand
• Providing healing hands
• "Cinderella" takes the stage
• Real progress in Iraq
• Restaurant to celebrate 20 years in a new locationSully's Italian Restaurant to move into the Redmond Elks building
• Russell Crowe yells at fan in restaurant
• Sisters group sews pillows for soldiers
• Sunriver, too
• Teen sentenced to 20 years for Drake Park killing
• Tell The Bulletin about camps
• Time trialists battle the clock
• Tryouts upcoming for girls soccer team
• View from below
• Walk/run will help KIDS Center
• Wal-Mart grant will help fund Squaw Creek conservation plan