January 22, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Affordable condos for sale by lottery
• Attorney general agrees to investigate Portland mayor
• Climber dies on Mount Hood
• Controlled burn in progress near La Pine
• Correction
• County takes public testimony on mine
• DEQ to enforce storm water runoff rules
• Ex-transit union official
• Financial and tech stocks lead rebound
• Free day at zoo nets food bank donations
• gets 1 year in prison
• Hackers execute massive data breach
• Hit hard by recession, the region will get more aid workers
• Hunting fatality brings 5-year sentence
• Knights give $5M to Willamette law school
• La Pine chamber director leaving post
• Lawmakers to review stimulus projects
• Man found dead in canyon identified
• Man hurt during fight in Madras dies
• Metolius basin may become off-limits
• Neighbors are curious about COCCs plans
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• People
• Planners tackle development in south Redmond
• Police agencies foil Eugene kidnapping
• Redmond schools set principal changes
• Redmond's busy campus
• Schools dragon sculpture recovered
• 16-ton beams grace church
• Vacant seat splits Bend council

BUSINESS

• Affordable condos for sale by lottery
• Apple profit rises, beats expectations
• Business Calendar
• County takes public testimony on mine
• Curing those holiday debt headaches
• DEQ to enforce storm water runoff rules
• Intel to cut up to 6,000 jobs in factory shake-up
• Metolius basin may become off-limits
• Neighbors are curious about COCCs plans
• News of Record: Permits
• Parsons to become chairman of Citigroup
• Politics, money are concerns for college freshmen
• Recalls
• Salmonella fears spur more recalls
• 16-ton beams grace church
• Toyota takes top spot in global auto sales
• What will take Merenda's place?

SPORTS

• Bertuzzi and Flames beat Blue Jackets 5-4 in shootout
• Bob, on patrol
• Boxing
• Coyote plentiful in Ochoco District
• Cycling
• Events Calendar
• Fly-tying corner
• Golf
• Hunter education course to be offered in Sisters
• Kent to announce retirement from baseball at 40
• Lacrosse
• LeBron, Cavs top Blazers
• needed in C.O.
• NFL football
• officials
• On the Air
• Oregon to scale back Winter Games at Bachelor
• Paradise in blue
• Redmond beats McNary, stays undefeated in CVC
• Scoreboard
• Serena Williams, Nadal reach third round
• Snowboarding
• To the patient hunter, a blackpowder pronghorn
• UO football dinner Feb. 5 in Bend
• Virginia Tech upsets No. 1 Wake Forest
• Watch for downed trees, icy trails at area sno-parks
• Winter steelhead available on Hood River
• Winter X Games set to start today

OBITS

• Blind youth who had echolocation ability dies at 16

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Fred E. Tassey
• Lois Marie Schulz
• Marjorie Lucille Lutz
• Mildred Louise (Slate) Gelbrich
• Nancy Elizabeth Whitehead
• Theodore (Toby) Millspaugh

NATION & WORLD

• Although never a teacher, Duncan's life work is kids
• Caroline Kennedy drops bid for U.S. Senate seat
• Clinton confirmed, but new questions raised on Holder
• Evolution debate revived by one line in curriculum
• Fidel Castro calls Obama honest
• Iran sentences doctors on spying charges
• Israel reinforces cease-fire in Gaza
• London bombings suspect arrested
• Mafiosi have Facebook friends, too
• Market for green jobs is growing
• Obama is expected to sign order closing Guantanamo within year
• On his first day as president, Obama quickly sets new tone
• Roe v. Wade decision legalizes abortion in 73

FEATURES

• A weighty concern
• An eating challenge at day care
• 100-calorie packs don't help much with weight loss
• Carpools a great way to save money and reduce stress
• COBRA premiums high percentage of unemployment benefits
• Community Datebook
• Correction
• Do I really get some exercise on the dance floor? I do, I do
• Health Datebook
• Jumping rope is old-fashioned but is a good cardio workout
• Managing medical debt
• New gym puts emphasis on maintaining workouts
• Pack up and ski, walk, cruise
• People
• Struggling to hang on
• 16-ton beams grace church

ENTERTAINMENT

• Akon claims he doesnt know his true age
• All-day workshop to feature local film, TV producers
• Alyssa Milano granted a restraining order
• Amy Poehler is ready for a change of pace
• Area sportsmen, collectors invited to La Pine jamboree
• Battlestar Galactica exec answers the burning questions
• Calendar
• Little Dickens leaves Nashville hospital
• Matt Dillon pleads not guilty to speeding
• Movie Times
• Tower Theatre gets new executive director
• What will take Merenda's place?

OPINION

• David Black mistreated
• Endowments beneficial
• Have recession, will raise taxes
• Keep investigations of police out in the open
• Kroger editorial
• Obama should acknowledge U.S. responsibility for world violence

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Planners tackle development in south Redmond