April 20, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bicyclist who collided with a car is cited for being intoxicated
• Births
• Calendar
• Correction
• Driving tourism to Central Oregon
• Drury
• For the medically fragile, no milestone is too small
• For twins, school is ‘a chance to do things on their own’
• Grandmaison — Clemens
• How schools cover the high price of educating the disabled
• In council race, cash is flying - lots of it
• Kennedy — Anderson
• Krueger — Earls
• Link — Olin
• Mitchell
• News of record: Deeds
• Scurlock — Finley
• Sizemore
• State eyes payroll tax to fund universal health care
• The complex path to affordable housing
• Travel spending leveling off as region expects little tourism growth for ’08
• Warrant nets meth, drug paraphernalia
• We might be staying bundled up until midweek
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Driving tourism to Central Oregon
• News of record: Deeds
• The complex path to affordable housing
• Travel spending leveling off as region expects little tourism growth for ’08

SPORTS

• Bend softball gets first home league victory in four years
• Lava Bears still rolling in IMC baseball
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Summit track gets wins at Aloha
• White Buffs, Hawks win at La Pine meet

OBITS

• Barnie Lee McCaskill
• Paul Edward Johnson
• Rein Elizabeth (Blizard) Fleischer

NATION & WORLD

• 11,000 acres east of La Pine fit Forest Service thinning goals

FEATURES

• Correction
• Eureka! (I have found it!)
• For the medically fragile, no milestone is too small
• For twins, school is ‘a chance to do things on their own’
• How schools cover the high price of educating the disabled
• Lonely Planet City Guides growing up
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes and College Notes
• State eyes payroll tax to fund universal health care

ENTERTAINMENT

• Lonely Planet City Guides growing up
• Parade for the planet
• War of words
• Women’s club to host spring fashion show

OPINION

• Culver’s plans for change would benefit community
• John Kroger for attorney general
• Union makes a big request