January 17, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend man keeps riding council about sustainable public transit
• BPA seeks providers
• Companies declare
• Correction
• Council will hold public hearing on permit extension
• Dutch Bros. plans 20 new stores in 09
• Even by New York standards, rescue is deemed a miracle
• FBI offers $5K reward for Hoody Bandit info
• Finalists chosen for open seat
• For fifth-graders, a day of song and fun
• Former city manager's lawsuit is dismissed
• Holiday closures
• Home loan costs more now if your credit score isnt stellar
• La Pine council fills its ranks, re-elects mayor
• Lebanon medical school clears hurdle
• Marching, turning, slipping and eventually skating
• More gang shooting in Portland; 1 arrested
• nearly 40,000 job cuts
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• of renewable energy
• Palin unveils ambitious energy goals
• People On The Move
• Police seek suspect in Redmond stabbing
• Portland airport says bird strikes not serious
• Recession takes its toll even on the family pet
• Redmond man, wife to be honored at gala
• Supreme Court to hear Oregon special ed case
• Trial opens for U.S. suspect in Italy slaying
• Warm Springs children linked to 2 tragedies
• Whats Going Up

BUSINESS

• BPA seeks providers
• Circuit City decides to liquidate
• Companies declare
• Council will hold public hearing on permit extension
• Dutch Bros. plans 20 new stores in 09
• Even by New York standards, rescue is deemed a miracle
• HBO inauguration special will be available to all
• Home loan costs more now if your credit score isnt stellar
• More steep losses, more federal aid for 2 large banks
• nearly 40,000 job cuts
• of renewable energy
• People On The Move
• Small bikes are big hits
• Software that links Internet videos, TV goes for knockout
• Umpqua assumes banks deposits
• Whats Going Up

SPORTS

• As Aussie Open nears, Murray is the favorite?
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Civil War football game date, time are set
• College stars making impressions at East-West game
• Cougs escape against Storm
• Cowgirls top Bears, improve to 3-1 in IMC
• Demong wins Nordic combined event
• Eagles a surprise, but Cardinals are a shocker in NFC
• Garon stops 37 shots in Oilers win
• Golf Scoreboard
• NBA Scoreboard
• Nelson, Howard lead Magic past Lakers
• NFL football
• On the Air
• One Knick may be playing his way out of New York
• Packing around Western trails on the back of a mule
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Steelers try to end Ravens run in AFC
• Summit tops Mountain View in overtime win
• Two share lead in Hawaii
• Unbeaten Utes have a parade in Utah
• Vonn loves being back in speed events
• With recent avalanches in the West, more take precautions
• Woods to speak inauguration event

OBITS

• Rumpole creator John Mortimer dies
• Veronika Dudarova conducted orchestras
• Wyeth had extraordinary perception

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Millie Mae Stange-Cooper

NATION & WORLD

• A magnitude-7.2 earthquake strikes Kobe, Japan, in 1995
• Blagojevich attorneys pull out of Senate trial
• Brrr: Temperatures startle Deep South
• 3 days out and sparks are flying
• Even by New York standards, rescue is deemed a miracle
• Gay behavior in seminaries falls, study says
• New jobs can be found, even in a recession
• Obama set to ban harsh interrogation
• On track to Jan. 20 traveling by train
• Peanut butter probe
• Released by Iran, bin Ladens son may be in Pakistan
• Rumpole creator John Mortimer dies
• Socialites map quest, with a desert twist
• takes on new urgency
• Tax cut part of recovery plan
• U.N. to Obama: Dont change strategy for Afghanistan war
• U.S., Israel agree on deal to boost Gaza truce effort
• Veronika Dudarova conducted orchestras
• Wyeth had extraordinary perception

FEATURES

• A modest swim: Muslim women in N.C. take a first dip, in Burkinis
• Bend man keeps riding council about sustainable public transit
• Calendar
• People On The Move
• Religion in Brief
• Turning a life plan into a daily planner

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• HBO inauguration special will be available to all
• Lawsuit dishes dirt on Bobby Flay eateries
• Movie Times
• Packing around Western trails on the back of a mule
• Resource center seeks nominees for Woman of Inspiration inductee
• Sisters park district to introduce new programs at Jan. 24 event
• Springsteens new disc gets NPR Web debut
• Wuthering Heights lacks heat

OPINION

• An era ends in Bend
• An increase in park SDCs would hurt Bends economy
• Big box bill hurts consumers
• Education sacrificed
• No mileage tax
• Resorts are bad

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend man keeps riding council about sustainable public transit