February 05, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Agency sees rise in physically, sexually abused kids
• Ancient fossil find: This snake could eat a cow!
• Attorney general investigating state agency
• BLM rolls out first Whopper timber sale in the Coast Range
• BMC to open new anticoagulation clinic
• Bright Wood warns of Redmond layoffs
• British judges accuse Bush team of threats
• Bus stops, roadwork on wish list for Bend
• Car bomb critically
• Cheney predicts attack
• Correction
• Crocodile rock
• Curtis: Fourth accents export
• Curtis: Third accents export
• East-to-west state highway through Bend gains support
• Empty seat on council will go to May ballot
• FBI to review evidence in 1982 Tylenol deaths
• Food bank says hunger is growing rapidly
• gas leases in Utah park
• Get ready for cooler weather to blow in
• Getting a grip on squirmy CT scans
• Gunman blogged about ‘preppies’
• injures Arkansas doctor
• Iraqis try to calm
• It’s dusty out there
• Kidney removed via birth canal is a first
• Kulongoski proposes using money from shipwreck for marine research
• Low numbers cancel rehab class
• Madras murder suspect arraigned
• Man shot by deputy charged in Eugene
• 2 missing children found unharmed
• Mother charged after car seat death
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregonians touted for health post
• Portland mayor bags idea for bag tax
• Portland mayor explains his decision to stay
• Room taxes plunge
• Special envoy making first Afghanistan trip
• tensions over election
• The shops where work is piling up
• U.N. chief vows look into Bhutto killing
• U.S. shelves sale of oil,
• within next few years

BUSINESS

• Bright Wood warns of Redmond layoffs
• Business Calendar
• Costco profit below Wall Street estimates
• Digital transition on delay
• Economist forecasts more layoffs in Oregon
• Education chief says schools crucial to economic recovery
• Foreign firms line up for piece of U.S. stimulus
• Guido & Vito’s closes
• High pay wasn’t always the rule in finance
• House lawmakers say SEC hindering probe
• Lancair upsizing
• Lawmakers push for food safety reforms
• News of Record: Permits
• 98% of metro areas see rising joblessness
• Recalls
• Recession: A good excuse for a marital money talk
• Restaurant slated for Merenda site
• Room taxes plunge
• The shops where work is piling up
• U.S. Postal Service investigating Amazon

SPORTS

• Alabama-LSU rivalry heats up on signing day
• All-star goalie leads Wild past Ducks, 3-0
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Come winter, ice skating is a good way to burn off calories
• Court documents: Trainer discusses injecting Barry Bonds
• Cuche wins men’s super-G at age of 34
• Culver’s Lewis signs with Portland State
• Events Calendar
• Fly-tying corner
• Hockey
• No spring chinook season on Deschutes
• No. 15 UCLA routs Southern Cal, 76-60
• On the Air
• Players sign letters to join Ducks, Beavs
• Prep basketball
• Ringnecks and rainbows
• Road cycling nationals coming to Bend
• Scenic Badlands at a snail’s pace
• Snowboarding
• Sports
• Surging Mavs cool off Blazers
• Take advantage of winter weather with snowshoe tour
• Warm weather should increase trout activity on Crooked River

OBITS

• Another former sax man for Ray Charles has died
• Clint Ritchie starred in ‘One Life to Live’
• Feminist and political activist Flora Crater
• Former Black Panther was trigger man in 1969 killing
• Playmobil toy inventor Hans Beck tried to avoid violence, horror, trends

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Mary L. Hummell Groves

NATION & WORLD

• Another former sax man for Ray Charles has died
• A.P. program grows, except among blacks
• Clint Ritchie starred in ‘One Life to Live’
• Closing Kyrgyz base a Kremlin test for Obama
• Feminist and political activist Flora Crater
• Former Black Panther was trigger man in 1969 killing
• Glenn Miller records ‘Tuxedo Junction’ in 1940
• Homebuyer tax break OK’d
• Kids health bill signed in first big victory for Obama
• Playmobil toy inventor Hans Beck tried to avoid violence, horror, trends
• Scrutiny on and off the field of play
• The long-lost path of a most wanted Nazi - uncovered
• The most important meal of the day - in your class
• U.N. agency: Hamas took aid intended for refugees
• Vatican reversal: Holocaust denier must recant

FEATURES

• Beans are full of protein and fiber — and a tasty addition to salads
• BMC to open new anticoagulation clinic
• Community Datebook
• Correction
• Getting a grip on squirmy CT scans
• Getting your kids to eat vegetables
• Health Datebook
• Low numbers cancel rehab class
• Many parents find health insurance too costly
• Oregonians touted for health post
• People
• Self-diagnosis on the Web
• The pelvis
• When salt gets a shake-up ...

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bruce fans cry foul after ticket snub
• Calendar
• Carnie Wilson to host ‘Newlywed Game’
• Digital transition on delay
• ‘ER’ shoots final Chicago scenes
• ‘Fringe’ co-stars wed
• Guido & Vito’s closes
• Help complete Laurel Pocket Park with a benefit dinner reservation
• Hunters club to host fundraiser
• Lancair upsizing
• Local affiliates will keep analog signals until June
• Movie Times
• Restaurant slated for Merenda site

OPINION

• A salary cap to nowhere
• Benefits of riding ATVs
• GOP in a tailspin
• Reopen Shevlin Park
• State should use rainy day funds
• Stop means stop
• When civil servants grab the levers of the economy

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bus stops, roadwork on wish list for Bend
• East-to-west state highway through Bend gains support
• It’s dusty out there