February 14, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A cautionary tale on rural renting
• Bend council to vote on financing for ADA projects
• Bend police concerned about replica weapons
• Bend resident killed in motorcycle accident
• 150 books for the Oregon experience
• Closed Monday
• Correction
• Corrections
• DEQ will discuss fee increase in Bend
• Deschutes County puts hold on grants to nonprofits as lottery revenue falls
• Detective honored for his work
• For Oregon’s 2 dissenters, it comes down to tax cuts
• Friendly fire for a cause
• Garbage and Recycle pickup
• Lawmakers move to temporarily block some tax breaks in stimulus
• Metolius resort may face water snag
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Open Monday
• Oregon at 150
• Peanut Corp. files for bankruptcy
• People On The Move
• Presidents Day closures
• Rare Yakama Sahaptin language now taught at UO
• Redmond police chief to participate in forum
• Regulators close Beaverton bank
• Teachers seeking exemption on junk food ban
• What’s Going Up
• Wintry weather staging comeback

BUSINESS

• A cautionary tale on rural renting
• Bank’s request to seize RV maker’s assets denied
• Bend council to vote on financing for ADA projects
• Central Oregon businesses get some holiday love
• Cozy vacation clubs – and costly headaches
• DEQ will discuss fee increase in Bend
• FDIC’s test: Liquidating bank assets
• Foreclosures on hold as banks anticipate Obama housing plan
• Metolius resort may face water snag
• Peanut Corp. files for bankruptcy
• People On The Move
• Regulators close Beaverton bank
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• All-Star weekend brings Shaq, Kobe together again
• Cougars on the rise
• Cycling
• Everyone still trying to knock off Johnson as Daytona 500 looms
• Falcons seeking to trade rights to Michael Vick
• Golf Scoreboard
• Griffey’s former teammate says Junior wants to return to Seattle
• Heat swap Marion for Raptors’ O’Neal
• Jordan, Robinson lead hall finalists
• La Pine drops out of Sky-Em League lead
• NBA basketball
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rail Jamming
• Redmond earns CVC win behind 28 points from Baca
• Redmond takes nonleague victory over West Linn
• Relays likely to decide IMC finals
• Roddick, Blake in semis in San Jose
• Sabres’ victory helps Buffalo heal
• Soccer
• Spring training: Bats, balls, steroids and syringes
• Summit notches 10th IMC win at Hermiston
• Swiss skier takes gold at worlds
• The Trail Blazers have the playoffs in their sights
• West Virginia knocks off No. 13 Villanova
• Wie in contention on LPGA Tour

OBITS

• Estelle Bennett, member of the Ronettes, dies at 67
• Jack Cover, 88, invented the Taser stun gun
• Scientist’s work led to banning of pesticide

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty M. Mullins Callison
• Death notices
• Patricia Ann (Osborne) Morris

NATION & WORLD

• A Mexican city where kissing was legendary - then banned
• All safe in British jet landing mishap
• Australian fire suspect in protective custody
• Austrian cardinal defends bishop in Katrina controversy
• Blackwater dumps tarnished brand name
• 2 crash victims linked by activism drive
• Estelle Bennett, member of the Ronettes, dies at 67
• Female suicide bomber kills at least 40 in Iraq
• For Obama, multiple voices but a fine line on church, state
• Ginsburg returns home following surgery
• Hamas says a cease-fire deal is near, but Israel demurs
• It passed, so when do we see results?
• Kidnappers threaten abducted American
• Minnesota ruling a setback to Coleman
• Oregon becomes the 33rd state 150 years ago
• Pennsylvania judges sued over kickbacks
• Pirates release ship, but attacks are up
• Plane crew noticed ice buildup, but nothing is final on cause Same plane type used for Redmond, but no accidents reported in 8 years
• Scientist’s work led to banning of pesticide
• Scientists work to unravel romance’s chemical side
• Stevens prosecutors held in contempt
• Suspected U.S. strike kills 20 in Pakistan
• Term-limit vote divides Venezuelans
• Top opposition official arrested in Zimbabwe

FEATURES

• Religion in Brief

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Central Oregon businesses get some holiday love
• Check out Oregon birthday events
• 'Coraline' staffer to screen film in Sisters
• Hathaway slated for part in ‘Twelfth Night’
• More waiting likely in Chris Brown case
• Movie Times
• Rail Jamming
• Secret Service agent returns to Fox’s ‘24’
• Sunriver Music Festival hosts Valentine’s event
• Suspicion

OPINION

• A misguided apology
• America’s economic problems will last for a long time
• From the Archives
• GOP at fault
• Make cyclists behave
• Unions should be willing to sacrifice
• Use your shovels