January 25, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A healthy child grows increasingly ill
• A Saturday stroll along the Deschutes
• Al-Jazeera drew viewers in U.S. with Gaza reports
• Amid Aspen’s luxury, plight of homeless prompts action
• Angering critics, pope lifts 4 excommunications
• Area’s banks plan to show us the money
• Bail order criticized in child-rape case
• Births
• Corpus — Fielder
• Crandall — Parker
• Deschutes plans land use meetings
• Disgraced pastor faces more sex accusations
• Donors are next target in gay marriage clash
• Eugene man accused in crash that killed 4
• Fasten-ating art
• Fisher
• Funding for environmental unit a tough sell for Oregon’s Kroger
• Grandchild phone scam nearly nets Bend woman
• How bad is this economic STORM?
• Indiana 22-year-old crowned Miss America
• Jet lands safely in Portland after alert
• Leunen
• Massive cuts likely for Bend schools
• New accusations fly after deadly Afghanistan raid
• New carrier, new phones
• News of Record: Deeds
• Nichols — Gorecki
• Oregon Lottery to try first raffle
• Parco — Yzaguirre
• Pet owners, watch for coyotes
• Plamondon — Goodman
• Police arrest man in Redmond assault
• Portland mayor still undecided after meetings
• Rebel’s arrest in Congo doesn’t ease bloodshed
• Senate picks cast an unflattering light on filling vacancies
• Smith — Steeley
• Southern Oregon ‘nervous’ of possible summer drought
• The easiest way to clear your fogged windshield
• Unreal expectations? Think again
• Waco cult leader’s mother stabbed, killed
• Whitehouse — Barnhouse
• Woman believed shot by her father dies
• Woman’s weeds in Bend spur action in Salem
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A rough start for Mt. Bachelor
• Area’s banks plan to show us the money
• Coke to launch "American Idol’ ad campaign
• Deschutes plans land use meetings
• Foreclosing on builders with perfect records
• Hilton’s checking out of Beverly Hills for D.C.
• Hummer, Scion win in ‘ticketability’
• Measuring orange juice"s carbon footprint at PepsiCo
• Median home price falls 38% in California
• New carrier, new phones
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pet owners, watch for coyotes
• Police arrest man in Redmond assault
• The talented Mr. Madoff
• 30-year mortgage rates rise for week

SPORTS

• Auto Racing
• Basketball
• Beavers pull off sweep on road trip
• Boarder wins his fourth straight title
• Boxing
• Czisny takes U.S. ladies title, finally lives up to her promise
• Ducks fall to Bears, still winless in Pac-10
• Flipping and flying
• Football
• Freshman leads Huskies to victory over No. 13 Bruins
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golfers aiming to shoot record lows
• NBA Scoreboard
• NHL to look into fighting, but not ready to drop it
• No. 1 Jankovic out after fourth round
• No magic for Wizards in loss to Trail Blazers
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond rallies but loses to Sprague in OT
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Summit boys win at Hermiston
• Summit stays unbeaten in IMC
• Swiss skier cruises to downhill title
• Wyden lays out his proposal for rodeo grounds in La Pine

OBITS

• College hoops coach Kay Yow inspired fans with cancer fight
• Composer George Perle an atonal expert
• Pioneering kidney donor, 88

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Doris Trimble
• Lynne Frank MacNeill

NATION & WORLD

• Advances in high-tech sensors help seniors live independently
• Charles Manson, 3 others convicted in 1971
• College hoops coach Kay Yow inspired fans with cancer fight
• Composer George Perle an atonal expert
• Evidence of impact in jetliner’s left engine
• For activists, a fresh look at hunger - and nutrition
• Gaza’s children returning to class after weeks of war
• In tough times, an exodus to jobs now seen as safe
• Obama sheds light on stimulus
• Pioneering kidney donor, 88
• Upcoming elections are test for al-Maliki, Iraq
• With power comes limits, new president finds

FEATURES

• A healthy child grows increasingly ill
• Broken Hand memorializes famed Western mountain man Fitzpatrick
• Combat carsickness — with a wristwatch?
• Far from land, cruisers find common ground
• Fasten-ating art
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, College Notes, , Youth Notes,
• The easiest way to clear your fogged windshield
• Traverse: Capable, and with a voice of its own
• Truly grateful for Bend medical community

ENTERTAINMENT

• Animal Collective: Music from a lagoon
• Authors’ vignettes add sparkle to Poe anthology
• Bend event celebrates American Heart Month
• Best-sellers
• Calendar
• Coming of age with aplomb in ‘Renegades’
• David Levien’s ‘City of the Sun’ is a gripping suburban kidnapping
• His troubles are yours
• Historical novel rich in vivid characters
• In ‘Loving Leah,’ CBS has an unorthodox love story Calendar
• Madonna, at $141 a seat, once again is top concert tour
• Movie Times
• Perry’s thriller series resumes in ‘Runner’
• Sienna Miller set for her Broadway debut
• ‘Sisterhood’ author uses same plot but adds little
• Summit High auction to benefit class of 2009
• Wyden lays out his proposal for rodeo grounds in La Pine

OPINION

• Add balance to Oregon stimulus
• Consider Juniper Ridge for school IB program
• Crook County schools were right to ban ‘Part-Time Indian’ book
• It’s the right time for a radical leader
• Kulongoski should now be focusing on our jobs
• Let there be a chance to make a difference
• Obama’s inauguration gives us a chance to reboot the country
• What President Obama brings to conservatives

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• The easiest way to clear your fogged windshield
• Woman’s weeds in Bend spur action in Salem