January 04, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Arizona boy guilty of mom’s murder
• Births
• Clinton donor used millions in U.S. bonds
• Corvallis nonprofits merge over funding
• Davis — Deimeke
• Ekstrom
• Fire guts La Pine manufactured home
• Floodwaters recede; some roads still closed
• Follow the elk in front of you
• For better gas mileage, try this heating method
• Forest chief may make development easier
• Forest Service to investigate Western avalanche deaths
• Harmon
• Kerr
• 3 killed in crash on Highway 35
• Land use chief to meet with Deschutes commissioners about resorts
• Local vets outreach is denied VA work-study benefits
• Mendoza — Dusan
• Minnesota Senate seat within Franken’s grasp
• More wrecked ships may emerge in 2009
• News of Record
• Reid discussed seat with Blagojevich
• Residents might not know homes are in danger
• Small quakes rattle Yellowstone
• State officials talk policy for fallen trees on highways
• State’s environmental groups hoping for a greener future
• Volunteer search
• Vote may open up space for your dog to roam
• Want to know where to hunt? Try setting up a few cameras
• Washington apartment fire kills 1; 18 escape
• Washington restaurant sues state for $525K
• Westlund proposes a plan for parents to prepay tuition
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Add dairy to the list of stalled industries
• Bank for Hollywood stars now a case study in bailout success
• Central Oregon looks ahead: Rehabilitating the economy
• Hospitals shackled by debt, tight credit
• Land use chief to meet with Deschutes commissioners about resorts
• Manufacturing lagging in areas using the euro
• News of Record
• Qualifying for car loan now a smoother ride
• Sunny time for bikes hits a chilly zone
• What bad timing: Hundreds started businesses in ’08

SPORTS

• A competition for the same space
• Anthony comes up big late to lift Denver
• Auto Racing
• Basketball
• Bolts top Colts in overtime win
• Clemens says he’s ready to be Jets’ QB
• 2009 C.O. calendar
• Coaches Reid, Childress reunite when Eagles, Vikes play
• Cowboys lead local squads at Nels Ochs
• Florida secondary is playing with confidence
• Football
• Four Montreal players elected as starters for NHL East stars
• La Pine tops Madras, earns its 11th victory
• Making Space
• Mangini frontrunner for Browns’ job
• Murray beats Nadal in Abu Dhabi final
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 3 Pitt muscles way past No. 11 Georgetown, 70-54
• ODFW lays out its plans for lower 18 miles of Deschutes
• On the Air
• Panthers roll past North Salem
• Peruvian aims for 2010 Olympics in Nordic skiing
• Scoreboard
• Sharks get another win at home
• Southern Cal left to wonder, ‘What if?’
• UConn running back runs all over Buffalo, set to pursue NFL
• Vikings’ ticket sales avoid TV blackout
• Warner, Cardinals knock off Falcons

OBITS

• Edward Cartier illustrated "The Shadow,’ classic sci-fi
• Lundquist led U.N. logo design
• Vincent Ford inspired Bob Marley songs, debate

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Benjamin Everett Klimp
• Death notices
• Mary Lou Woolley
• Norman C. Lindhjem

NATION & WORLD

• A competition for the same space
• A disguise that works
• A matter of choice
• Acquittal in U.S. stirs accusations among Russians
• Africa’s hopes raised by Obama, but 2008 was a year to forget
• Archivists counting on reversal of Bush"s limits on presidential records
• Bird flu cases revive fears of pandemic
• Earthquake rattles parts of Afghanistan
• Edward Cartier illustrated "The Shadow,’ classic sci-fi
• Iraqi prime minister makes visit to Iran
• Israeli troops ready for prolonged fight
• LBJ outlines ‘Great Society’ in 1965 State of the Union
• Lundquist led U.N. logo design
• Marine Corps responds to calls for better armor
• Marines try dairy diplomacy in Iraq
• More aid for jobless is gaining traction
• Opposition wins presidency in Ghana
• Pakistan arrests senior Taliban aide
• San Francisco could be first U.S. city to charge for driving
• Series of quakes strikes Indonesia
• The untold and troubled life of an anthrax suspect
• Tone will enable (or derail) Obama"s early proposals
• Treating older patients often a balancing act
• Urban homicides decline in "08
• Vincent Ford inspired Bob Marley songs, debate
• What led to Hamas gaining Gaza — and today’s fighting
• What’s the real target? Rockets - or Hamas rule itself?

FEATURES

• Alaska ... in winter
• Calendar
• Clinton’s ‘unforgettable’ night in ’97
• Cold winter, hot springs
• For better gas mileage, try this heating method
• For roadside flares, choose waterproof
• Local vets outreach is denied VA work-study benefits
• News of Record
• 10 steps to get you closer to your New Year’s resolutions
• Taking a brief peek at life on the wild side
• The enlightened path, with a rubber duck

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• Calendar
• Castro assassination attempt subject of new Merullo thriller
• Central Oregon looks ahead: Rehabilitating the economy
• Harrelson weds longtime love in Maui
• Living Well program to help those with chronic conditions
• More on ‘10 Items or Less’
• Movie Times
• Play reading open to public
• Taking a brief peek at life on the wild side
• The curious cinematic cases of ‘Gump’ and ‘Button’
• ‘The Finder’ leads pack with clever plot details
• ‘United States of Atlantis’ has parallels to American Revolution, with a few twists

OPINION

• Abstinence-only gets failing grades for helping teens
• How we care for veterans
• If only we could master ‘only’ ...
• Keep the water clean
• Learn the rules of war in Gaza
• Please drop everything else as you read this
• Somalia is truly the worst of the worst
• The evil behind the smiles
• The lessons of Roosevelt’s ‘experimentation’
• Travesty of justice

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• For better gas mileage, try this heating method