January 10, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• 2 arrested in connection with Terrebonne burglary
• Bend charity receives $24,000 in grants
• Bend firm’s decline has attention of investigators
• Boeing to cut 4,500
• Boise Cascade to close mill and lay off 110
• Cascade Healthcare announces cutbacks
• Correction
• Epic reduces staff
• ‘Ernie Day’ surprise party honors altruist’s work for children, families
• Freightliner to lay off 190 workers in January
• Hearst to close or sell
• Kellstrom is named mayor of Sisters
• Man arrested in northeast Bend crash
• 150 miles of off-road trails could gain OK
• News of Record
• Oregon man sentenced for selling walrus ivory
• Oregon reduces college grants for spring term
• People on the Move
• Seattle newspaper
• Student art awards ceremony delayed
• Such an exhausting workout
• Toyota lists deals for Northwest region
• Washington begins cleanup efforts as floodwaters recede
• What’s Going Up
• Wind farm would be area’s first
• Working on a well-balanced routine

BUSINESS

• Bend firm’s decline has attention of investigators
• Boeing to cut 4,500
• Cascade Healthcare announces cutbacks
• Correction
• Edgy China blog site shut amid Internet porn sweep
• Epic reduces staff
• Hearst to close or sell
• House approves bills to fight discrimination in worker pay
• Iran illegally moved billions via U.S. banks, officials say
• Obama’s proposals for economy meet Capitol Hill reality
• People on the Move
• Rubin leaving Citigroup; Smith Barney is for sale
• Seattle newspaper
• Sunny days at Bachelor, but expect some closures
• Toxic coal ash piling up in ponds, analysis shows
• Toyota lists deals for Northwest region
• What’s Going Up
• Wind farm would be area’s first

SPORTS

• AP All-Pro team includes 15 newcomers
• Auto Racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cardinals, Panthers may prove scary for D backs
• Collins seeks another shot Cardinals, Panthers may prove scary for D backs
• Culver, Redmond have strong starts
• Florida vs. USC — will top programs ever clash?
• Football
• Freshman helps Madras defeat Summit on road
• Gators finish No. 1, Utes No. 2 in AP Top 25 poll
• Golf Scoreboard
• Iverson’s 23 points leads Pistons over Nuggets
• La Pine rolls past Marist once again
• Love appreciates the meaning of 20 wins
• Murray keeps rolling, knocks off Federer
• NBA Scoreboard
• Ogilvy keeps lead in Hawaii
• On the Air
• Players Union to file grievance against Blazers over Miles
• PREP Scoreboard
• Redmond girls rally, top South Salem in overtime
• Scoreboard Sports in Brief
• Storm still team to beat
• Win gives Sharks best record

OBITS

• Censorship-fighting editor Richard Seaver dies at 82
• Cheryl Holdridge was a Mouseketeer in 1950s
• Cornelia Wallace, 69, was former Alabama first lady
• Ned Tanen was a former movie studio chairman

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• 3 American soldiers killed by Afghan bomb
• Baltimore mayor indicted over gift cards
• Blagojevich confident despite impeachment
• Bombs rattle Pakistan during Biden visit
• Censorship-fighting editor Richard Seaver dies at 82
• Cornelia Wallace, 69, was former Alabama first lady
• Deal to end Russia’s gas cutoff still uncertain
• Death row inmate pulls out eye, eats it
• Doctors pay to hear Ashland residents’ views on vaccines
• Ex-Liberian leader’s son gets 97 years in prison
• French Quarter may smell once again
• In goat milk, geneticists could break new ground
• Iraq insists on reporter code of conduct
• Israel and Hamas ignore resolution seeking cease-fire
• Issues driving young evangelicals voters
• 3 Italians rescued from Argentine climb
• Judge rules against White House on visitor log
• League of Nations is established in 1920
• Pakistan gives India Mumbai information
• Peru arrests 5 over wiretaps
• Piety, politics a perfect match for one Kentucky lawmaker
• Pirates get $3M Saudi for tanker
• Push for delaying digital TV switch stirs ire
• ‘Real suffering, real fears’
• Sri Lanka captures crucial rebel base
• Supreme Court to hear case on extended Voting Rights Act
• Toy resellers given a break from lead law
• Tribes appeal snow-making on sacred Arizona mountain
• Unabomber writings to be sold online
• Unrest over Gaza heating up in Egypt
• U.S. ready if border violence spills over

FEATURES

• Calendar
• Cascade Healthcare announces cutbacks
• Deep breath of success on Mount Hood
• Kellstrom is named mayor of Sisters
• People on the Move
• Religion in Brief

ENTERTAINMENT

• 2 arrested in Allman burglary
• Calendar
• Cheryl Holdridge was a Mouseketeer in 1950s
• Corddry spoofs medical dramas
• ‘Dewey’ author gets new cat
• Ex-’Sopranos’ actor gets 10 years
• Hispanic Coalition to host training for volunteers to teach English
• Merle Haggard sues environmental group
• Movie Times
• Ned Tanen was a former movie studio chairman
• Phish reunites for tour
• Push for delaying digital TV switch stirs ire
• Series of workshops to teach compassionate communication
• Shumia Book Club has been meeting since 1908

OPINION

• ‘Balloon man’ responsible
• Calculate before you legislate
• Designate the Badlands
• Kill the local rule
• Measure 11 sentence should be a lesson for David Black
• Mile-tax foolishness
• The visiting elk
• TV choices