January 09, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A ’round-the-world record, and carbon neutral to boot
• being home-schooled
• California drivers heed ban, use more cell headphones
• California man accused
• Corrections
• Daschle begins overhaul quest
• Deschutes to get foster care revamp
• Developer again faces charges over donation
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Former Oregon couple accused of obstructing IRS
• GO! Magazine
• In Perfect alignment
• Juniper Ridge deal will bring electricity
• Kulongoski hopes bailout benefits human services
• Lane County
• Laugh, grow with paws and music
• More children in U.S.
• Mortgage rates fall to record low again
• Mother and father sentenced in abuse
• Music for little ears
• New bottle rule will be enforced
• News of Record
• No mayor for La Pine
• No motor ban on South Fork Coquille River
• of luring Oregon girl
• Once strong, enrollment falls among local schools
• Paper Factory closing
• Parts of Washington become islands in flood
• Redmond revisits transfer station site
• Restaurant Guide
• Safe routes to school
• South county gets new Head Start program
• State index dips
• Story times, library youth events for Jan. 9-15
• Sweet and sour eaters
• Teen’s attorney slams charges in baby’s death
• topic of Bend workshop
• union’s talks stalled over pay
• UO search for new president remains closed
• U.S. 97 reroute in Madras may mean changes
• Woman gets 3 years for killing abusive husband

BUSINESS

• Before engines went green, they briefly dabbled in black
• Business Calendar
• Citigroup, lawmakers reach home loan deal
• Coal ash regulation sought in Senate
• Dispatches
• Fatal police shooting sparks violent protests
• found in Madoff’s desk
• Heavy scrutiny in municipal bonds
• It’s official: Retailers had worst holiday sales in decades
• Jobless claims soaring
• $173M in signed checks
• Mortgage rates fall to record low again
• New bottle rule will be enforced
• Obama: Congress must act boldly, swiftly on economy
• Paper Factory closing
• State index dips
• Strike, weaker demand hurt Boeing deliveries

SPORTS

• Avalanche hazards hit Western resorts hard
• Bandit Spring
• Bend wrestling loses IMC dual to Hermiston
• Events Calendar
• Gators take a bite out of Sooners in title game
• Getting to the top
• Glass Buttes
• Huskies edge Cardinal
• Kings score on power play, beat Ducks 4-3
• Nordic skiing
• Ogilvy takes lead in PGA Tour opener
• On the Air On the Air
• Oregon Snowmobile Convention Jan. 16-17
• OSU can’t make it two Pac-10 wins in a row
• Parker scores 19, leads Spurs past Clippers
• Prep Scoreboard
• Reeling Ducks lose to Wildcats in Pac-10 play
• Roy may return Saturday from hamstring trouble
• Scoreboard
• The Dalles-Wahtonka edges Summit in IMC
• Winter triathlon event scheduled

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Rosalia McGinty

NATION & WORLD

• Ancient society revealed in its trophy heads
• China halts parents seeking quake inquiry
• Digital TV transition could be postponed
• Earthquake rocks Costa Rica; 1 dead
• EU, Russia strike deal on monitoring gas flow
• Explorers claim record in South Pole trek
• Illinois panel votes to impeach governor
• Juniper Ridge deal will bring electricity
• 10 killed in 3 attacks on Iraqi soldiers
• Last U.S. unmanned space probe, Surveyor 7, lands on moon in ’68
• Mosquito’s mating act could help us control their spread
• New U.S.-led force to fight Somali pirates
• New Year’s strike hit top al-Qaida terrorists
• Orbiter, finishing a mission, offers peek at Mars’ wrinkles
• Security Council seeks cease-fire, suspends aid
• Social Security is king of Mexican red tape

FEATURES

• Bend school issues call to artists for art fair
• Deschutes to get foster care revamp
• Nature of Words founder offers class
• Overwhelming empathy stymies student’s desire to help others
• Planning ahead
• Play reading set at Bend church
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Taming the food monster

ENTERTAINMENT

• An ‘Enchanted’ tale set in New York City
• Bend school issues call to artists for art fair
• Beyond ‘Guitar Hero’
• Empty Spacers play McMenamins in Bend
• Get it Quick and Easy at the Silver Moon
• Here’s what’s showing on Central Oregon movie screens.
• Looking ahead: The big titles of 2009
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of Jan. 9
• Music releases
• Nature of Words founder offers class
• New dvd releases The following movies were released to DVD on Jan. 6.
• New year ... new works
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Play reading set at Bend church
• Rachael Ray cooks up new show for Daisy Martinez
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• That’s So Gay returns with a White Party
• The Original DAREDEVILS
• Travis Ehrenstrom visits Parrilla tonight
• Truly bluegrass
• Upcoming Concerts
• Vegetarian Delight
• WILD EXPOSURE

RESTAURANTS

• Vegetarian Delight

OPINION

• Appoint Leonard
• Black’s conviction
• Corrections
• Governor’s bill on Metolius revisited
• Leonard for council
• Life on a cattle ranch can be tough, but it has its rewards
• Outgoing councilors deserve appreciation
• Year-end questions

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Juniper Ridge deal will bring electricity
• Redmond revisits transfer station site
• U.S. 97 reroute in Madras may mean changes