January 14, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• a vote for Senate pick
• Additional $1M OK’d for work at Pilot Butte Middle School
• against career criminals
• Air quality alert issued by DEQ
• Bill would triple funding for kids’ health insurance
• ‘Bunny Suicides’ book stays in school library, board rules
• Deaths in Midwest, East
• Ethiopians hand over
• Forest Service bans vehicles on Ann’s Butte
• Get help to fill out financial aid forms
• How locals are surviving the storm
• In one fateful moment, lives change
• Inaugural festivities will be red, white, blue and green
• Kids in the hall
• linked to salmonella
• Mask-making project mixes art studies with Asia lesson
• Masks make learning fun
• Memorial fund set up to honor crash victim
• Mental health agency cuts hours
• News of Record
• N.Y. GOP seeks to force
• of progress, rabbis say
• Pomegranate to close downtown location
• Pope negating years
• Portland leaders alarmed at surge in gang violence
• Prineville police seek sex assault suspect
• Redmond’s secondhand retail market broadens
• Report: Online threats to kids are overblown
• Russia, Ukraine trade blame over gas crisis
• seek care, not payout
• Somalia to militants
• Special events on farms still debated
• STDs again on the rise; better screening cited
• Tainted milk victims
• Thief snatches bicycles of former first couple
• Unprecedented survey tracks scope of stalking
• Warm weather on the way out
• Work scheduled on Franklin underpass

BUSINESS

• Barclays to lay off 2,100
• Business Calendar
• Deficit narrows as oil, Chinese imports drop
• Further pain expected for real estate markets
• How locals are surviving the storm
• Insight vs. Prius
• Managers of a failed fund accused of fraud
• Mental health agency cuts hours
• Obama presses lawmakers on bailout
• Pfizer plans to cut up to 800 research jobs
• Pomegranate to close downtown location
• Recalls
• Redmond’s secondhand retail market broadens
• Settlement could affect insurance costs
• 10 things you should do (or shouldn’t do) if you find yourself among the jobless
• Treasury developing tools to track lending
• Washington County job cuts announced
• Yahoo names tech veteran as new CEO

SPORTS

• Back on course
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend runner named ultra marathoner of the year for 2008
• College football
• Devils get 5-3 win over Canucks
• Golf Scoreboard
• Madras cruises past Crook County
• Magic set NBA three-point record
• Michael Marion, Pronghorn Club
• Nancy P’s nordic ski race rescheduled
• NBA Scoreboard
• NFL football
• On the Air
• Panthers remain perfect in CVC
• Physical therapist earns certification
• Prep Scoreboard
• Pronghorn earns top honor from magazine
• Redmond boys win in CVC
• Scoreboard
• Storm improve to 3-0 in IMC

OBITS

• Coosje van Bruggen helped create memorable sculptures
• Harold Ellis started realty chain
• Willa Mae Dorsey gospel singer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Kenneth E. Tyler
• Merril Hummer
• Wanda Joyce Lucas

NATION & WORLD

• A new friend
• Above the clouds
• ‘America’s front yard’ — in need of repair
• Bernanke: $700B only a first dose for bailouts
• Clinton vows fast, fresh start at State
• Cold wave drops temps to 40 below
• Coosje van Bruggen helped create memorable sculptures
• Diana Ross and the Supremes perform last concert in 1970
• Foreseeing the limitations of oil, Arab states chase clean energy
• Forest Service bans vehicles on Ann’s Butte
• Harold Ellis started realty chain
• Iraqi quota for female candidates is weakened
• Justice official sought to purge liberals
• Pooh catches a book deal after 80 years in retirement
• Treasury pick hits snag as unpaid taxes are revealed
• Truce elusive; Israel says Hamas remains a threat
• Vast child health study targets pollution

FEATURES

• Air quality alert issued by DEQ
• Bill would triple funding for kids’ health insurance
• In one fateful moment, lives change
• Living a week without using plastic proves challenging
• Mental health agency cuts hours

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• How’d he do that?
• Howie released from hospital after taken for irregular heartbeat
• Movie Times
• Swayze returns as ‘The Beast’

OPINION

• Ban phones while driving
• Designate Badlands
• Focus on jobs
• Hunting is wrong
• No mileage tax
• Recent oil crisis demonstrates the need for nuclear energy
• Unjust charge

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Designation paves way for safer ride on Skyliners
• Forest Service bans vehicles on Ann’s Butte
• In one fateful moment, lives change
• Memorial fund set up to honor crash victim
• Special events on farms still debated
• Work scheduled on Franklin underpass