February 06, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Accomplished local landscape artist dies
• Area residents clear out old TV sets, electronics
• Being a parent ... ... becoming a patient
• Bend library to offer free art classes – you know, for kids!
• Bulletin seeks your spring break info
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Family rejection affects gay youth, report says
• Feds: People didn’t
• GO! Magazine
• Guilty plea ends case filled with twists, turns
• in La Pine truck crash
• Kulongoski makes pitch for cap-and-trade plan
• Lead law frustration
• Local interest in savings is high and low at once
• Man backs Portland mayor in denial of underage sex
• Man gets 6 years for wolf hybrid attack
• More Alaska Natives join abuse lawsuit against priests
• More seek aid at area agencies and food banks
• New Bend police chief sworn in
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Officials review draft of plan to encourage affordable housing
• Opponents pack hearing on domestic partnerships in Washington Legislature
• Panel moves to bar fishing in Arctic
• Police cite DUII
• Reckless driving suspect arrested
• Restaurant Guide
• Signals go high-tech
• State jobs plan approved, could be the first of many
• Story times, library youth events for Feb. 6-12
• Toys encourage creativity, teach cause and effect
• trap Columbia sea lions
• Where’s my caddie?
• Woodburn police chief to leave hospital

BUSINESS

• Auto parts suppliers seek government aid
• Bank of America shares rebound
• Business Calendar
• Clarification
• Dismal January for most retailers
• Dispatches
• European Central Bank holds key rate steady
• Hyundai’s safety net proves attractive in uncertain times
• Jobless claims jump; factory orders fall
• Lead law frustration
• Local interest in savings is high and low at once
• More seek aid at area agencies and food banks
• News Corp. posts $6.4B quarterly loss
• Officials review draft of plan to encourage affordable housing
• Treasury officials work to overhaul bailout
• Twinkies maker is out of bankruptcy
• Watchdog: Treasury overpaid for stocks

SPORTS

• Backup goalie leads Carolina past San Jose
• Barry Bonds’ ‘flaxseed oil’ defense just might work
• Baseball
• Belgian cyclist found dead in Qatar
• Bend wins Civil War
• Boxer Calzaghe retires undefeated
• C.O. snowboarders fare well at events
• College football
• Crook County earns easy wrestling win over Summit
• Diamond Lake tubing hill
• Doggin’ it
• Events Calendar
• Futility reigns: UO loses again
• Lakers edge Celtics in OT, 110-109
• No. 18 Gonzaga holds off Portland
• On the Air
• Oregon State falls to Arizona, winning streak ends at four
• Pats put franchise tag on QB Cassel
• Phelps suspended by USA Swimming
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ranchers sue Forest Service in dispute over grazing
• Rookie Bayless shines for Portland
• Snowshoeing at Crater Lake
• Surf and snowboard films coming to Bend
• Villegas takes Buick lead
• Vols’ Summitt reaches 1,000 wins

OBITS

• Brumley, 73, played steel guitar with Buck Owens
• Milton Parker, 90, owned legendary New York deli
• Punk pioneer Lux Interior founded band the Cramps

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Accomplished local landscape artist dies
• Death notices
• Dolores Frances Hutchins
• Kenneth William Mathers
• Monica Elizabeth Kelly

NATION & WORLD

• Al-Maliki’s party wins, but will need to form coalitions
• Army sees alarming increase in suicides
• Brumley, 73, played steel guitar with Buck Owens
• For plan, hope lies in the middle
• Future president Ronald Reagan is born in Tampico, Ill., in 1911
• Ginsburg has cancer surgery
• Homeless get a kick out of soccer – and find new confidence
• In Japan’s stimulus, a lesson for the U.S.
• Israel intercepts ship bound for Gaza
• Judge drops charges in Guantanamo terror trial
• Man who froze left $600,000 to hospital
• Milton Parker, 90, owned legendary New York deli
• More rain for flooded Australian region?
• Need a boost in creativity? Try visiting the blue room
• Obama revamps faith-based office
• Octuplets’ mom also gives birth to ethics debate
• Panetta headed toward confirmation as CIA chief
• Ranchers sue Forest Service in dispute over grazing
• Recalled food found in emergency supplies
• Scientists: China quake might be linked to dam
• Somali pirates appear poised to take the money and run
• Sri Lanka captures key rebel sea base
• Sumo world is abuzz over pot scandal
• Tire, files examined in Arkansas car bombing
• Women are set to surpass men in labor force

ENTERTAINMENT

• A skating winner
• ART EXHIBITS
• ‘Back in the game’
• Clarification
• Ear (and eye) candy
• Former gallery space opens for First Friday
• Gloomy but hopeful
• Goodbye Dyna celebrates new CD
• Here’s what’s showing on Central Oregon movie screens.
• Kids can help Arthur find a new friend
• Music releases
• 2nd Street seeks actors for new comedy
• New dvd releases
• Of form & figure
• Old Mill Martini Bar hosts hip-hop tour
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Piano Performance Group to meet
• Planning ahead
• Sisters Starry Nights tickets update
• Surf and snowboard films coming to Bend
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• That 1 Guy brings his one-man act to Bend
• The Pimps of Joytime visit The Annex
• The power of Ballet
• ‘The Secret Life of Bees’ all the buzz on DVD
• This little piggy went out on a dime …
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• ‘Back in the game’

OPINION

• Accept defeat
• Budget eating
• Council should pick somebody
• How a layoff helped improve the lives of people with disabilities
• Portland mayor gets one right
• School cuts
• Terrible tickets

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Signals go high-tech