January 16, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Airliner makes an unscheduled landing
• Anniversary stamp a gift for Oregons 150th birthday
• At Bend High, a history class puts the date in speed date
• atas) at Working Wonders
• Badlands bill clears its biggest challenge
• Bend Highs new global program takes shape
• Bend man arrested in puppy beating case
• Bush bids farewell
• Business Calendar
• Challenge a friend with this detective game
• Cleared for takeoff
• Columbia basin full of toxins, EPA finds
• Deschutes voters to decide on local rule
• Dispatches
• Do hands-on projects at Amazing Animals
• Elks taste for pears gets them ensnared
• Endangered pelicans die by the hundreds
• Enterprise zone may lure firms
• Family Calendar
• GO! Magazine
• hazardous waste case
• Its wise to make friends
• Kittens (and pi
• KOHD sees big boost in ratings
• Lawmaker to fight Warm Springs casino
• Lessons in tutoring
• Man, its dusty
• Man re-enters burning home to rescue child, but both die
• Man sentenced in
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Redmond man suspected in thefts
• Restaurant Guide
• State fights ruling on LNG terminal
• State joins fight against rule changes on endangered species, abortion
• Tagged and ready to sell
• Two lawsuits challenge BLM logging increase
• Willie Nelson rides to the rescue of Equine Outreach

BUSINESS

• Automakers turn up the dial on interior ambient lighting
• Congress lays out a $825B blueprint
• December wholesale prices fall 1.9 percent
• Dispatches
• Enterprise zone may lure firms
• European Central Bank cuts rates
• FCC chairman says he will step down
• Genentech profit rises
• GM basing plans on lower sales outlook
• Hawaii takes plunge into digital television
• Intel profit plunges 90%, meets forecasts
• Jobless claims rise
• JPMorgan posts profit
• KOHD sees big boost in ratings
• Madoff investigation
• New York widens
• Obama attorney general pick calls waterboarding torture
• Obamas SEC pick promises action
• Oil prices tumble
• Tagged and ready to sell
• U.S., Bank of America reach bailout deal

SPORTS

• A winter rush
• Ana River
• aseball owners make rule changes
• B
• Bayless scores 23, Blazers win
• Beavers fall to Cougars in overtime
• Bend earns easy win over Summit
• College basketball
• College football
• Diamond Craters
• Events Calendar
• Flames nip Sharks at end of regulation
• Floridas Harvin jumps to NFL
• Injuries are mounting up for Portland
• Lava Bears hit 15 threes in IMC win against Cowboys
• Locals in running for state honors
• Ogilvy starts strong again in Hawaii
• On the Air
• Oregons woes continue with loss to UW
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond boys win CVC swim dual
• Scoreboard
• Tennis
• Titans Schwartz to coach Lions
• Upper Three Creek Lake Sno-park
• USC knocks off No. 16 Arizona State in Pac-10
• USC QB Sanchez to enter NFL draft

OBITS

• Alaskan Jean Keene, known as Eagle Lady
• Fantasy Island star Montalban dies at 88
• Trammell Crow was a pioneer in real estate

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Celia Lorraine (Buck) Muckey
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Breaking records
• Burris sworn in as U.S. senator
• Confidence, contrition mix
• Ditched plane: a boom, then a jolt
• Family, lawyer fear for shoe-thrower
• Fantasy Island star Montalban dies at 88
• Iraq Cabinet member escapes bomb blast
• Israel shells U.N. site in Gaza, drawing fresh condemnation
• Methane gas plumes discovered on Mars
• One like no other
• Prohibition begins in 1920
• Russian officers early release stirs protests
• Senate votes to release $350 billion for bailout
• 12 soldiers die in crash
• Special court OKs broad evidence-gathering rules
• 10 steps to fixing your family budget
• Top Afghan general,
• U.S., Gulf ally finalize nuclear agreement

FEATURES

• Illustrator featured in figurative group show
• Juried art festival seeks submissions
• Planning ahead
• Talks, classes, museums libraries

ENTERTAINMENT

• A Bayou soul
• A mix of everything
• Above the crowd
• After a long break, Too Slim is back again
• An unexpected delight
• ART EXHIBITS
• Bend, meet Tone Red. Tone Red, meet Bend.
• Get to know the rangy resume of violin virtuoso Darol Anger
• Greensky Bluegrass stays true to the second half of its name
• Igor isnt as good as Shrek, but its still worth watching
• Illustrator featured in figurative group show
• Its B to the A to the C to the K with fresh style
• Juried art festival seeks submissions
• Local students take the spotlight
• music releases
• Of TRIOS DUETS
• On local screens Heres whats showing on Central Oregon movie screens. For showtimes, see listings on Page 18.
• Out of town
• Parents Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Power of dance
• Sunriver's Italian oasis
• Talks, classes, museums libraries
• The local-bands roundup of the week
• This week
• Todays youth embrace the indie scene with a little fashion and a lotta music

RESTAURANTS

• Sunriver's Italian oasis

OPINION

• Don Leonard for Bend City Council
• Initiative reform
• SCHIPs unintended effects
• Stop global warming
• Tax credits are good
• Ugly spat
• Why environmentalists should support nuclear power

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Man, its dusty