January 12, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Badlands moves closer to approval
• Blacksmiths reconnect with past
• Budget looms in Salem
• Calendar
• Coast Guard rescues 2 surfers
• Doghouse is a pooch paradise
• Don’t skimp on preventive care during tough times
• Former stray cat predicts owner’s emphysema attacks
• ‘Marley’ trainer wrangled 22 dogs
• Meet Lil’ Guy
• ‘Mellow’ weather to replace the chill of previous weeks
• Museum map traces historic cattle trails
• News of Record
• Oregon troops to head for war
• Practice inauguration
• Recession shrinking college endowments
• Redmond man jailed in DUII case after crash
• 3 rivers remain at flood stage in Washington
• Train museum still open after death of founder
• Work to begin today on overpass project
• Your pets

BUSINESS

• Proposed trail would link Sisters to Five Pine

SPORTS

• Bobsled
• Bynum leads Lakers past Heat 108-105
• Chargers unplugged by Steelers
• College football
• Cycling
• Equine aesthetics
• F1 teams agree to cutting costs
• Firsts galore at Winter Tri
• Florida’s Tebow plans on returning for senior season
• GEM has merger agreement with Petty Enterprises
• Gone, but not forgotten
• Henderson likely to headline HOF class
• McNabb, Eagles reach NFC title game
• NBA Scoreboard
• Ogilvy gets an easy win at PGA Tour opener at Kapalua
• On the Air Sports in Brief
• Pets calendar
• Reisch pulls off another victory in World Cup slalom
• Rice speaks up about his final shot at Hall of Fame
• Roloson, Gagner lead Edmonton to 2-1 victory over St. Louis
• Sainz extends Dakar lead
• Scoreboard
• Senior scores 18 points as No. 10 UCLA beats USC
• Serena overcomes ump’s error to win
• Ski shelters: An integral part of the Central Oregon outing experience
• Skiing
• Snowboarding
• Soccer
• Speedskating
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Will it be Eagles or Cardinals?
• 20-year-old set to drive in Formula One next season

OBITS

• Actor Don Galloway was ‘Ironside’ sidekick
• California civil rights leader Ida Kinney dies at 104
• Callender built pie business for mom, Marie
• Cardinal Pio Laghi, Vatican diplomat, opposed Iraq war
• Former Oregon Tech president dies at 97
• Steven Gilborn, 72, stage actor and TV dad on ‘Ellen’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Gone, but not forgotten

NATION & WORLD

• Actor Don Galloway was ‘Ironside’ sidekick
• Afghan militants stage attack in Pakistan
• Astronomers strike a telescopic jackpot
• Cabin fee increase lowered
• Callender built pie business for mom, Marie
• Cardinal Pio Laghi, Vatican diplomat, opposed Iraq war
• China shuts down 50 more porn sites
• Congolese rebels show signs of division
• Doctors rethink how they reach ICU success
• Durbin hopes a deal is near on Burris
• First U.S. count finds 1 in 200 kids vegetarian
• Indonesian ferry sinks; 250 feared dead
• Iraqi lawmakers delay naming new speaker
• Israel reaches urban areas
• Jets upset Colts at Super Bowl III in 1969
• Man goes on trial in firefighter deaths
• Obama lobbies for release of the 2nd half of bailout
• Obama’s SEC pick named in lawsuits
• Private citizen fights her own war against terrorism on the Web
• Russia declares gas deal void
• Snowstorm blankets Midwest, New England
• Steven Gilborn, 72, stage actor and TV dad on ‘Ellen’
• Tiny robots making mark in surgeries
• U.S.-Russia relations at crossroads

FEATURES

• First U.S. count finds 1 in 200 kids vegetarian
• Rousing the faithful with a joyous sound

ENTERTAINMENT

• Equine aesthetics
• ‘Idol’ star’s home is off the auction block
• Movie Times
• Rousing the faithful with a joyous sound
• ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ takes 4 Golden Globes
• The tragedy of ‘24’: Jack Bauer leads a class of TV antiheroes
• Tony Shalhoub looks to life after ‘Monk’
• Wedding bells ring for two sets of celebs

OPINION

• Editorial was wrong about what the nation needs
• Open UO process
• Support for reform
• What the cost of oil is telling us about the future of our resources

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Redmond man jailed in DUII case after crash
• Work to begin today on overpass project