February 03, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A beautiful shot
• ‘Bridge of transition’
• Building Solutions
• Candidates emerge for state’s top federal prosecutor
• Columbia basin wells tapping Ice Age water
• Coos Bay sewage spill halts shellfish harvest
• Council may vote to help airport get $15M line of credit
• County defaults soar
• Crook schools gathering input on millions in cuts to programs
• Deschutes plans for less from state
• Endorsing Bend, now donning a crown
• Former CEO of troubled retirement home empire has local ties
• La Pine man arrested on numerous counts
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregon official wants Tuesday mail retained
• Peruvian shooting victim remembered at memorial
• Protecting mushrooms key to Crescent project
• Public works plan nearly ready
• Snowpacks are low elsewhere, too
• State ferry workers agree to no raises
• State’s budget-cut scramble is on
• Triplex fire in Portland claims elderly man
• University of Oregon may cut student fees
• Warm Springs man sentenced for abuse

BUSINESS

• America’s mall paradox: We need it, but we don’t
• ‘Bridge of transition’
• Building Solutions
• Business Calendar
• Consumer spending falls as savings rise
• Council may vote to help airport get $15M line of credit
• County defaults soar
• Downtown getting new street vendor
• Former CEO of troubled retirement home empire has local ties
• GM, Chrysler offer new buyout packages
• In Macy’s, you may have to search harder for some help
• Manufacturing index is up, but contracting
• Medical copter crashes scrutinized
• News of Record: Deeds
• Recalls
• Safeway issues recall
• Treasury bill rates rise
• Umpqua Dairy recalling ice cream

SPORTS

• Another top cycling event eyes Bend for national title races
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Nordic Team skiers take top spots in Junior Olympic Qualifier
• Bend park district offers new program
• Bike racing: Bend a popular choice
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Culver boys suffer OT loss to Delphian
• Ducks beat Sabres 3-2
• Golf
• Hockey
• Jacobsen group returns to manage Tradition
• 5K training program offered in Bend
• Long-standing nordic skiing event is on
• NBA Scoreboard
• NFL football
• No. 1 UConn rolls by No. 5 Louisville 68-51
• On the Air Sports in Brief
• Paul injured, Blazers beat Hornets 97-89
• S.O. Oregon Winter Games set for Feb. 28
• Stop, drop and bowl
• Tennis

OBITS

• J. Lamar Worzel, 89, used acoustics to explore ocean
• Malcolm MacPherson, war reporter and author
• New York composer Lukas Foss enjoyed melding musical styles
• Weapons analyst Murray, 83, questioned high costs

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A black market for your child’s favorite blankie
• A giant leap for teleporting — between two particles, just feet apart
• A 4-inch blanket of snow slows London to a crawl
• Blagojevich continues his media blitz
• Brace for 6 more weeks of winter
• Dalai Lama treated for pinched nerve
• Democrats rally around Daschle
• Divided Senate tackles $885 billion proposal
• Gadhafi named leader of African Union
• Google Earth dives into world’s oceans
• Holder confirmed as nation’s first black attorney general
• How can parents tell food allergies from false alarms?
• Ice storm claimed 55 lives across nation
• Idaho bill grapples with wolf population issue
• In Macy’s, you may have to search harder for some help
• J. Lamar Worzel, 89, used acoustics to explore ocean
• Kidnapped U.N. worker identified as American
• Malcolm MacPherson, war reporter and author
• Man lands safely after skydiving teacher dies
• New York composer Lukas Foss enjoyed melding musical styles
• Pine beetles get a dose of their own beetle juice
• Plane crash claims singers Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and ‘Big Bopper’ in 1959
• 21 police officers die in Afghan bombing
• Risks are big in plan to buy toxic assets
• Saudi Arabia releases its most wanted list
• U.S. sailors’ training now includes lessons on how to fight pirates
• Virginia first state to have flu outbreak
• Weapons analyst Murray, 83, questioned high costs

FEATURES

• A pasta dish that isn’t subtle about its garlic
• Cinnamon-steeped pineapple for 2
• Classic wrought iron is easy to maintain and lasts forever
• Endorsing Bend, now donning a crown
• For decoration, not dishware
• Gone with the wind
• Living in natural elegance
• Local whole-wheat pasta available
• Lots on flavor — light on salt, fat
• Make great lattes at home for a fraction of the cost
• Plantains - the fruit you should treat like potatoes
• Recipe finder
• Safeway issues recall
• Starchy, creamy, cheesy goodness: potato gratin
• Top chocolates for your sweetheart
• Umpqua Dairy recalling ice cream
• Which came first: the egg or the gourmet egg?
• With food scare, look for hidden peanuts

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Child welfare system topic of CASA talk
• Couric mixes musicians, heroes and Obama
• Downtown getting new street vendor
• Erykah Badu blogs about giving birth
• Gone with the wind
• Happy 200th birthday, Abe
• Movie Times
• NJ to Bon Jovi: You give us a good name
• Pine beetle to star on ‘Oregon Field Guide’

OPINION

• Bad time to boost taxes on business
• Bailing out California
• Don’t ridicule PETA
• Legislature’s stimulus package can put Oregonians back to work
• Let Oregonians keep tax break
• Move power line
• Require energy audits