March 12, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Badlands wilderness designation is narrowly defeated
• BLM burns scheduled south of Prineville
• COCC to wait until November to seek $41M for new centers
• Correction
• Deputy fire marshal testifies
• Deschutes circuit court
• Deschutes County court will be closed Fridays
• Earmark sends $232,750 EDCO’s way
• Hartman Campus may take in Brown students
• International adoptions of foster kids put on hold
• Is region able to cope?
• Judge can hear Sunwest case, magistrate rules
• Klamath Falls voters reject schools merger
• Local officials tell state to go slow on Metolius plan
• Man indicted in Redmond incidents
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Plans to keep Guard home get hearing in House panel
• Prineville company fined over waste
• Settlement gives 2 deputy DAs right to regain jobs
• Southern Oregon boy drowns in creek
• UO president finalist looks at budget cuts
• Wahoo Films seeks nonprofit for promo
• Washington judge denies bid for stay of execution for murderer
• Woman pleads guilty to elections fraud
• Woman’s committal not upheld by court
• Woman’s last stand is still standing

BUSINESS

• Apple unveils tiny iPod that talks to you
• Ban on field burning draws heated debate
• Business Calendar
• chief:
• Cuomo wants Merrill bonuses made public
• Discounted lift tickets from Joe’s not honored at Bachelor
• Earmark sends $232,750 EDCO’s way
• Ford: New UAW pact brings foreign parity
• Foreclosures up 30% in February over ’08
• Freddie Mac seeks another $30.8B in aid
• Google unveiling phone manager
• Local officials tell state to go slow on Metolius plan
• Madoff likely to lose bail with guilty plea
• might be reinstated
• Monaco Coach ordered to pay workers whose checks bounced
• News of Record: Permits
• Prosecutors plan attack on financial fraud cases
• Recalls
• Retirees can reap some tax savings in a down year
• Seattle PI's fate to be known next week
• Seattle-based company offers medical care around the globe
• SEC
• Stimulus funds may not induce doctors to switch to e-records
• ‘Uptick rule’

SPORTS

• Anglers report success on the Crooked River
• Baseball
• Bend sporting clay shooter an All-American
• Cycling
• Floating plans for the Deschutes
• Fly-tying corner
• Four-time champ Buser takes lead
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Local cowboy in finals of reality television show
• Mavericks edge Trail Blazers
• Niedermayer’s OT goal gives Ducks 4-3 win
• Nighttime is the right time
• Now is the best time for big cold-water bass
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Snowboard excursion turns into painful ordeal
• Snowboarder falls off Mt. Bachelor lift
• Soccer
• State boxing tourney set for Friday in Redmond
• Taking flight
• Third time is the charm as Stanford tops Oreogn
• Vonn wins World Cup overall title
• Warm forecast could create unpredictable trail conditions
• Woods trying to get on track with Masters looming
• WSU gets easy win over Oregon, 62-40

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald Howard Peterson
• Gary Tyrone Foell
• JoAnne 'Pepsi' E. Henry Anderson
• Lourene E. Bateson Selander
• Marlene Ann Boyles

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan court upholds blasphemy conviction
• Alabama gunman leaves bloody trail
• Alleged Nazi faces war crimes charges
• China’s sagging recycling market
• Court throws out evidence in CIA case
• Experts eager to unravel mystery of an enigmatic ancient language
• Former aide to Saddam Hussein gets 15-year sentence in deaths
• Former N.Y. health official called choice for FDA chief
• France to rejoin NATO as a full member
• Gas leak postpones Discovery launch
• Hopefuls look online for reassurance
• Hundreds arrested ahead of protest march
• Meanwhile, schools have their own worries: admissions
• Obama signs spending bill despite criticizing earmarks
• Paul McCartney marries Linda Eastman in ’69
• Plenty of stress out there, but will it make you gray?
• Pope admits mistakes in candid letter to bishops
• Student expectations causing disputes over grades
• U.N. warns it’s losing ground in drug war
• Zimbabwe premier’s wife is laid to rest

FEATURES

• Avoiding burnout at work
• Can you handle a male model’s training class?
• Co•ordi•na•tion of ben•efits
• Deciphering the olive oil puzzle
• Emergency medical info takes form of mini USB drive
• Flu cases aren’t as high as last year
• Health Datebook
• How to conquer cold sores
• Inventive routines, music and dance create the right workout for hard times
• State tax proposal worries hospitals
• Stay alert in seminars with a healthy snack
• Study: Too much TV = unhealthy eating
• Week six: Overhead tricep press
• What are you having for lunch? Skip the cheese and try avocado
• You can crush that soda addiction

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• C-Murder to stay in jail
• Community Datebook
• Free class for families
• Gandolfini’s vocal rest cancels matinee
• HBO, Mormons square off over airing of sacred rite
• Judge orders rapper
• Mandy Moore weds Ryan Adams in Georgia
• Model takes on issue of teen dating abuse
• Movie Times
• Pinkett Smith adds ‘schoolmaster’ job
• with mentally ill people
• Women’s group seeks award nominations

OPINION

• Keep it local
• Not a bargain
• Obama vs. mediocrity
• Pay your mortgage
• The future for county payments
• There’s money to be made during even the worst of times
• Walden’s mistake