January 21, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A home of their own
• A long journey, and a chance to see history
• After backlash, legislators likely to rewrite ethics law
• Bend crews extinguish structure fire
• Bend mom develops green baby wipes
• Church welcomes married priest
• Closures planned on
• Cosmetics given away in settlement
• Crooked River Gorge death being probed
• Cuts loom for program aiding indigent parents
• Deschutes County wins budget award
• Deschutes seeks public input on pumice mine
• Early results promising for full-day kindergarten
• Elation at home
• Eugene names a bus station for Rosa Parks on MLK Day
• for students
• Hard work rewarded
• Kids in the hall
• Leader of senior housing company to step aside
• Man seriously hurt in Madras bar fight
• Mental health director to take on newly created role
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oakridge police warn of wood-burning ban
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• Park SDCs draw fresh criticism
• Parrell Road, downtown
• Pomp, pageantry - and throngs
• Portland mayor apologizes for lies about sex with teen
• Portland siblings allegedly shot by their elderly father
• Qwest to pay fees to Redmond as legal battle ends
• Redmond seeks new
• School cuts possible to balance budget
• Seattle newspaper looks for new owner
• Sisters hotel OKd
• Sisters students help build house for a local family
• State hopes to prevent
• State jobless rate hits 23-year high
• suicides by veterans
• The day in pictures
• Visit Bend seeks new funding structure
• West Coast Bancorp reports $8.2M loss
• Worlds second-oldest person dies

BUSINESS

• Bend crews extinguish structure fire
• Bend mom develops green baby wipes
• Business Calendar
• 9 cable operators fined over pricing
• Chrysler announces alliance with Fiat
• Clear Channel to trim 9% of its work force
• Closures planned on
• Cosmetics given away in settlement
• Crooked River Gorge death being probed
• Deschutes County wins budget award
• for students
• Hard work rewarded
• I do ... not want to go broke
• IBMs 2009 forecast higher than expected
• Interest rates rise at Treasury auction
• Johnson & Johnson's profit rises 14 percent
• Making the most of your mistakes
• Man seriously hurt in Madras bar fight
• No quick solutions from top Obama advisers
• Optimism in Washington; pessimism in the markets
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• Park SDCs draw fresh criticism
• Parrell Road, downtown
• Qwest to pay fees to Redmond as legal battle ends
• Readers can swap books online yes, for free
• Redmond seeks new
• Saudi princes firm loses $8.3B in quarter
• Sisters hotel OKd
• Sisters students help build house for a local family
• State jobless rate hits 23-year high
• Visit Bend seeks new funding structure
• Warner Bros. cuts nearly 800 jobs
• West Coast Bancorp reports $8.2M loss

SPORTS

• Armstrong is back at work in Aussie cycling stage race
• Baseball
• Bend earns its first IMC victory of the season
• Bend Elks winter baseball camp rescheduled
• Buffs knock off unbeaten Cougs
• Caleb Anderson, Tetherow
• Carolina goalie gets landmark victory at Pittsburgh
• College sports
• Culvers Lewis named 2A state player of year
• Equestrian
• Federer advances at Australian Open
• Fitness for hackers
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Hockey
• NFL football
• No. 2 Duke finishes strong against N.C. State
• Nuggets handle Kings without Carmelo
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters boys win in Sky-Em
• Two years and out for Toms on Hall of Fame ballot

OBITS

• Artist Ray Yoshida produced offbeat collages
• Historian Henry Turner wrote controversial book about Nazis
• John Stallings partly solved math puzzle
• Moldova mourns poet Grigore Vieru
• Social scientist Linda Lichter was critical of the media

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Elnora Emma Rodgers
• Jack T. Nunnellee
• Millie Mae Stange-Cooper

NATION & WORLD

• A quiet call to arms for the country
• 7 appointments confirmed; others delayed
• Artist Ray Yoshida produced offbeat collages
• Bush team's last-minute actions put on hold
• Deal reached on Afghan supply routes
• Global reaction
• Historian Henry Turner wrote controversial book about Nazis
• Japanese may send special maritime unit to fight pirates
• John Stallings partly solved math puzzle
• Mayor resigns after arrest in sex sting
• Moldova mourns poet Grigore Vieru
• New administration wants to freeze war crimes trials
• Salmonella numbers rise, CDC reports
• Social scientist Linda Lichter was critical of the media
• Sonar may have found planes engine in river
• Supersonic Concorde jet put into service in 1976
• The inaugural address
• Trial begins for priests accused of theft
• U.N. chief visits Mideast amid Israeli withdrawal

FEATURES

• Consumer dropouts
• Mental health director to take on newly created role
• Sisters students help build house for a local family
• Squeezing the most out of products

ENTERTAINMENT

• Attorney: Ledger drug-tape case over
• Calendar
• Country star Messina delivers a baby boy
• Cruise brings Valkyrie to Berlin
• Grant to provide civic education
• Grant will aid music education programs
• Lost, season 5: More mysteries, question marks
• Marcia Cross' husband diagnosed with cancer
• Movie Times

OPINION

• Appoint Leonard
• Bidding loophole
• Portland's liar in chief
• Snow removal
• Stop slavery
• Tax problem
• Uncle Sam must help homeowners solve their equity problem