April 03, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A tentative deal reached by senators
• Area delegation shares plans for fire protection
• Austerity in Tagelswangen, Switzerland
• Bend considers Juniper Ridge plan
• Clinton's daughter to campaign in Eugene
• Correction
• Crook County candidates to be at forum
• Deschutes commission candidates tally funds
• Deschutes OKs SCHIP funds for prenatal care
• Despite rising defaults, local officials expect small impact from aid
• Destination resort measure is topic of discussion
• Due to press problem, all articles are free to all readers today
• Families of Utah mine collapse victims suing
• Gas mileage at issue as ethanol phases in
• Hearing on M37 claim draws lots of interest in Jefferson County
• House panel backs coastal wilderness
• In Jefferson County, a push to get kids – and their parents – moving
• Judge sentences former stripper for her role in killing of ex-fiance
• Kia dealership coming to Bend
• La Pine-area nitrate ruling could lead to additional development
• 5.2 magnitude quake off coast hardly felt
• Man, 32, is charged in death of his father
• Meet Bend's oldest substitute teacher
• Meeting to address Redmond school bond
• More schools using fingerprint scanning
• News of record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• 2 parents, 1 mission: Help children with autism
• Prineville man injured in tumble from cliff
• Proposed bill would increase wilderness
• Raising awareness of child abuse in Central Oregon
• Redmond High School gets oscilloscope
• Report: Special ed in 2 area districts falls short
• Terrebonne residents can meet with sheriff
• Wonderful weather for working
• X-ray installed at Deschutes courthouse

BUSINESS

• Bend considers Juniper Ridge plan
• Business Calendar
• Despite rising defaults, local officials expect small impact from aid
• Fashionably frugal: Creative ways to get the look for less
• Fed chief: Economy could contract
• Hearing on M37 claim draws lots of interest in Jefferson County
• Kia dealership coming to Bend
• La Pine-area nitrate ruling could lead to additional development
• News of record: Deeds
• Redmond High School gets oscilloscope
• Will we finally use our phones to shop?
• X-ray installed at Deschutes courthouse

SPORTS

• Ball trackers
• Bend anglers honored by Central Oregon Flyfishers
• Bend wrestler places at girls nationals
• By The Numbers
• Central Oregon hoopsters land all-state honors
• COCC hosts Seattle University in league openers
• Coming Attractions
• Environmental group files lawsuit over fire retardant
• Flashback
• Fly-tying corner
• Get on your horses
• Honor roll
• Hunting & Fishing Events Calendar
• Panthers can’t hold lead, suffer conference road loss
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ready for spring chinook
• Saxons score often in win over Panthers
• Six super salmonids make up Central Oregon trout slam
• Snow Ryder unleashed
• Summit girls stay unbeaten in IMC play

OBITS

• Charles ‘Charley’ Ludecker Sr.
• George Burgess Cruder
• Robert ‘Bob’ H. Stiegler

NATION & WORLD

• Environmental group files lawsuit over fire retardant
• Gas mileage at issue as ethanol phases in

FEATURES

• Buying healthy food without a fat budget
• Byrne to play lead in ‘Camelot’ concert
• Cancer's cost can be more than physical
• Deschutes OKs SCHIP funds for prenatal care
• Fashionably frugal: Creative ways to get the look for less
• Health datebook
• In Jefferson County, a push to get kids – and their parents – moving
• It’s light on calories, but lettuce has plenty of nutrients, vitamins
• Kia dealership coming to Bend
• Local woman recovering from temporary paralysis
• Meet Bend's oldest substitute teacher
• New Project Linus group seeks donations
• Optimal sex lasts 3 to 13 minutes, study says
• Oregonians stay in hospitals longer
• People
• Sisters woman named 2008 Pioneer Queen
• The AC (acromioclavicular) joint

ENTERTAINMENT

• Byrne to play lead in ‘Camelot’ concert
• Calendar
• Leno, Beckham chat about being neighbors
• McCain, Letterman exchange jabs on show
• New Project Linus group seeks donations
• Sisters woman named 2008 Pioneer Queen
• Workshops to help outfit participants for Procession of the Species Parade

OPINION

• City shouldn’t cut Dial-A-Ride buses
• Mercury danger
• Secular hospital
• Stop and search
• Support the 911 levy
• They wouldn’t lie

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Gas mileage at issue as ethanol phases in