March 19, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Accused Coquille coach wants lingerie shots back
• Albertson’s will stop matching prices of competitors
• Bend floats more cuts, taxes to fill budget gap
• Bend man indicted in theft, forgery case
• Board reviews controversial decisions, with mediator’s help
• Commission wrangles over felon supervision
• Construction delays expected at COCC
• Counting calories? Here are a few tips
• Court backs student in dispute over loan
• Department of Justice joins lawsuit against water company
• Documents shed light on murder suspect
• Eugene company fined in wastewater case
• Federal charge filed in bank robbery
• If you want to burn calories fast, a lengthy run can help you get there
• Mount Hood-area crash injures three
• Names of officers killed in bank bombing will be added to memorial
• New charter school approved; another has contract renewed
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Oregon considering insurance mandate
• People
• Rocketing through the recession
• Salivary glands
• Salmon boom and bust cycle tough to change, report finds
• Senior meal program to get $1.2M
• Sketch of Prineville suspect is released
• Stay fit on vacation
• Taking pride in learning
• Tax credit for efficient windows is deemed inadequate
• Transit projects get $6M boost

BUSINESS

• A move to ban drop-side cribs
• Albertson’s will stop matching prices of competitors
• Business Calendar
• Financial literacy may be lacking, but students are eager to learn
• House votes to grow volunteer programs
• IBM reportedly in talks to buy Sun
• Mortgage rates likely to fall
• News of Record: Permits
• Nike profit drops after charge, weak spending
• Recalls
• Rocketing through the recession
• Safeway ending Arco gas program
• Tax credit for efficient windows is deemed inadequate
• United Way, Bachelor campaign: $25 ticket

SPORTS

• An early season fix
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers win in CBI
• College wrestling
• Cycling
• Events Calendar
• Fly-tying corner
• La Pine to hold parade for state champion girls
• Mackey wins for third straight time
• Missing the game (no, the other one)
• New snow might not stay around till weekend
• NFL football
• NFL may change ‘Hochuli rule’
• Oden finally returns for Blazers in victory
• On the Air
• On the wings of spring
• Panthers defeat Storm in opener
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rainbow fishing picks up on Haystack
• Redmond softball beats Summit in season opener
• Selanne scores OT goal, Ducks top Preds
• Soccer
• Spring forward
• Summit has a strong showing at its first meet
• Venezuela tops U.S. in Baseball Classic
• What’s the recipe for an NCAA upset?

OBITS

• Accomplished actress Natasha Richardson dies from ski injury
• Jack Lawrence wrote hit songs for Frank Sinatra and others

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Ira Dutcher
• Joan Dorris
• Virginia Ruth Nicks

NATION & WORLD

• A boy called War - and his namesake - turn 6
• AIG CEO: Give back bonuses
• Are prostate tests worth it? A partial answer: No way
• Army to halt extending tours of duty in 2 years
• Bush set to write book on decisions for 2010
• Feds to ease restrictions on ‘American Taliban’
• For Afghanistan, U.S. prepares civilian ‘surge’
• Guilty pleas in a trial on incest in Austria
• Holder signals shift in marijuana policy
• Israel grapples with isolation after divisiveness of Gaza war
• Jack Lawrence wrote hit songs for Frank Sinatra and others
• Locke sails through confirmation hearing
• Madoff’s accountant charged with fraud
• N. Korea reportedly detains U.S. journalist
• President Bush gives order to begin Iraq war in 2003
• Tax credit for efficient windows is deemed inadequate
• Trade envoy confirmed
• U.N., Europe contradict pope on condom use
• ’07 U.S. births break record, with 40% out-of-wedlock
• Where education, immigration and assimilation often collide

FEATURES

• A growing problem
• Arthritis is becoming more common among younger population
• ‘10 Best of Everything’ for families in 1 book
• Calcium’s effect on digestive cancers
• Calendar
• CLASSES
• Cost of Medicare beneficiaries
• Counting calories? Here are a few tips
• Creating a blueprint for a fitness center at home
• If you want to burn calories fast, a lengthy run can help you get there
• ‘Live Like You Mean It,’ Wisconsin says
• New Jersey promotes free sand and surf
• Noticeable lack of fruits, veggies
• Oregon considering insurance mandate
• People
• Salivary glands
• Smartphones help reinvent the house call
• Stay fit on vacation
• Stress of the economy is exacting a toll on America’s sleep habits
• Study overload: Making sense of science news

ENTERTAINMENT

• Accomplished actress Natasha Richardson dies from ski injury
• Calendar
• Candlelight vigil for Iraq war tonight
• Community Datebook
• Jessica Lange falls, breaks collarbone
• Kanye West charged in paparazzo scuffle
• Ledger’s Modest Mouse video set for release
• May Day wine, beer to benefit nonprofits
• ‘Motherhood’ gets new cast
• Movie Times

OPINION

• Baby boomer preferences will keep home prices low for years
• Baby boomer preferences will keep home prices low for years When congressmen don’t get special treatment
• Bend police blew it
• ‘Little people’ win
• More vision screening
• Save this crusade for another time
• We were immigrants