February 10, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A grocery chain with local roots
• A sociable climber
• Authorities ID man who died in surf
• Blind Portland man hit by car recovering
• Cascade Healthcare cutting 74 positions
• Company bets on nuclear power
• Correction
• Eastern Oregon man admits he caused daughter’s death
• Health lobbyist faces DUII charge
• Kindness on wheels
• Lawmakers call for open spending records
• Marion County reserve deputy is suspended
• Millican, what’s left of it, is up for sale — again
• Moving on, with slim margin and lingering doubts
• New study echoes vitamin letdown
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• On the corner of free and cheap
• Oregon soldier’s 2004 death in Iraq under investigation
• OSU-Cascades hopes ‘sustainability’ helps define campus identity
• Overhaul may involve bad-asset purchases
• Parents, board seek budget answers
• Proposed change to aid Sisters developers
• Redmond Airport numbers fall 17%
• Redmond Fire receives grant
• RV maker’s owner files bankruptcy petition
• SEC, Madoff settle civil fraud case
• Starbucks unveils breakfast ‘pairings’
• Suspicious boxes filled with food
• Two men arrested in La Pine shooting
• Without stimulus or some other aid, Oregon schools fear early closures

BUSINESS

• A grocery chain with local roots
• Business Calendar
• Cascade Healthcare cutting 74 positions
• FDA finds ‘natural’ weight-loss pills spiked with possibly harmful drugs
• FDA seeks plans to reduce misuse of many painkillers
• GM vice chairman to retire at end of ‘09
• Kindle 2.0 has new look, feel – at same price
• Millican, what’s left of it, is up for sale — again
• News of Record: Deeds
• Overhaul may involve bad-asset purchases
• Peanut butter sales fall in wake of outbreak
• Proposed change to aid Sisters developers
• Redmond Airport numbers fall 17%
• Roche makes hostile bid for Genentech
• SEC, Madoff settle civil fraud case
• SEC’s enforcement chief steps down
• Seeking to help patients make the most of choices
• Starbucks unveils breakfast ‘pairings’
• Toy retailers scramble to comply with lead law
• Treasury bill rates rise
• Watch the humidity; flu likes it dry
• Zydeco set to move into Volo’s old spot downtown

SPORTS

• Adult roller hockey season in swing
• Basketball
• Bend Elks Baseball Club gets new digs
• Bend runner wins state prep award Bend runner wins state prep award
• Bend Senior Softball registration on tap
• College Football
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• 76ers cruise to easy win
• Fire strikes Mass. house used by Henry Fonda
• Forest Service tries to please everyone with sno-park plan
• Horner ready to ride with stars of cycling
• Is Alex Rodriguez telling all?
• Kansas cannot maintain lead, falls to Missouri
• Kids’ jackets from Stefani’s line recalled
• 5K/10K Grin and Bear It training offered
• Lava City Roller Dolls win derby opener
• NBA Scoreboard
• New fast-pitch softball organization seeks players
• NFL Football
• Nordic skiers post J.O. qualifying times
• On the Air
• Short-handed goals lift Calgary to victory
• Singing Val-O-Grams available from students
• Skiing
• Tennis

OBITS

• Harry Hillaker, 89, known as ‘father‘ of F-16 fighter jet
• ‘Tea and Sympathy’ author dies at 91

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Vivian D. Cox

NATION & WORLD

• A tough call as Israel votes
• Army slows bioresearch
• at Maryland facility
• Bloomberg gives pilot, crew keys to the city
• Death ends Italian right-to-die case
• Ever heard of Alfred Wallace? He’s big, too
• Factory town on the brink a year after plant’s closure
• Harry Hillaker, 89, known as ‘father‘ of F-16 fighter jet
• High-rise hotel burns in Beijing
• Holder reviewing state secret claims
• Indulgences mean heaven a step closer for Catholics
• Judges order release of California inmates
• Mummies unearthed in new Egyptian find
• Northern Iraq blast kills 4 U.S. soldiers
• Obama: ‘The usual political games’ aren’t the answer
• Poland vows action in hostage killing
• Sen. Leahy proposes Bush truth panel
• Skater Peggy Fleming wins gold for U.S. in ’68
• Sorting your way to a better home-filing system
• Suicide bomber kills 28 in Sri Lanka
• U.N. envoy visits scene of Congo deaths
• Wildfire death toll passes 170

FEATURES

• All-Americans could be right for your garden
• Cascade Healthcare cutting 74 positions
• Cooking for two
• Everything in order, easily done
• Go for the raw deal (it’s a good thing)
• Kindness on wheels
• Liquidation sales: What to know before you go
• Make it snappy, and the richer, the better
• No. 1 comfort food goes creative
• No luck for canned tomatoes sans BPA
• On the corner of free and cheap
• Oregon surgeon facing charges in Australia
• Planting a flower garden: 3 steps for beginners
• Recipe Finder
• Red — Adding a burst of style, energy and character with the brightest color of all
• Veggie gardeners: 11 things to know before you grow
• When your houseplant Twitters you, water it
• Where"s your thermostat? Position could determine your heating bill - really

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Dalai Lama becomes a citizen of Rome
• Fire strikes Mass. house used by Henry Fonda
• For CBS, the conventional approach pays off
• High Desert Museum exhibit unites artistry, archaeology
• Kids’ jackets from Stefani’s line recalled
• Movie Times
• Singer Rihanna accuses Chris Brown of assault
• Singing Val-O-Grams available from students
• Sunriver Music Festival offers snowshoeing
• ‘Tea and Sympathy’ author dies at 91
• Usher's wife recovering from surgery in Brazil
• Zydeco set to move into Volo’s old spot downtown

OPINION

• ADA compliance overdue
• Bend City Council has not learned from past mistakes
• How to make money
• Is park clean-up needed?
• Pricey inauguration
• Stop the tax cuts
• Suit asks for horse sense
• Swimming with Summer
• Where does all the money go?