March 22, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Aschoff — Ferree
• Bank helps itself — but also builders and buyers
• Bend homeless shelter awaits expansion ruling
• Births
• • Creating new wilderness areas
• Employers find medical marijuana a tough line to walk
• Forest Service proposes 4 areas of study
• Former Florence mayor sentenced for drugs
• Harris — Niehus
• Hearing set on new Deschutes Sheriff’s Office shooting range
• Job-creation clause may bite firms getting extra tax breaks
• Keeping birds and planes apart
• Mental patient guilty in taxi attack, fire
• News of Record: Deeds
• OIT staff asked to take furloughs
• Oregon judge plays detective, raises questions
• OSU goes high-tech with surveying
• Otter reports ought’ve been kept quiet, some scientists say
• Patterson — Anstett
• Portland bank robber gets 9 years
• President Obama, first do no harm
• Soon, you may be able to register to vote online
• Tax hike proposals could spur a ballot campaign
• Teen faces charges in salon peeping
• The Great Depression
• Want to catch Metolius River bull trout? Best prep for a fight
• Where history is golden
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• All-season tires are never fail-safe
• Auto delinquency rises nearly 9% in 4Q
• Bank helps itself — but also builders and buyers
• Deal on resorts may be close
• Dell hopes PCs can’t be too thin - or costly
• Drone aircraft: Unmanned, unstoppable?
• In Congress, Oregon has a few voices in key climate negotiations
• Interest in teaching surges as workers leave their jobs
• Job-creation clause may bite firms getting extra tax breaks
• Keeping birds and planes apart
• Mortgage rates sink, likely to fall further
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama tries to steer focus from bonuses to his agenda
• Slapped by recession, can Consumer Nation rethink?
• Starbucks CEO seeks to dispel ‘excess myth’
• Take the pain out of costly prescriptions

SPORTS

• At 50, Lehman takes lead at PGA Tour event
• Auto racing
• Blazers finish road trip on winning note
• Boxing
• Buffs earn sweep
• ‘Canes turn back Caps in division rivalry
• Cycling
• Despite adversity, Arizona a win away from Sweet 16
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hard times? Not for NFL free agents
• Mountain View opens season with win over Culver
• Nadal tops Roddick, faces Murray in final
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon tops UW in Portland
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rest of IMC chasing Bucks
• Scoreboard
• South Korea reaches final
• Stanford wins easily in first game of tourney
• Time to register for Kid’s Mini PPP
• White Buffaloes split doubleheader with Henley
• Wrestling
• Zags narrowly escape Hilltoppers’ upset bid

OBITS

• Poet Jane Mayhall was lauded late in life

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Duncan Swift Brewer

NATION & WORLD

• A giant leap to the past: Saving the first photos from the moon
• 2 astronauts take 2nd spacewalk
• Auto delinquency rises nearly 9% in 4Q
• Britain enacts the Stamp Act on colonies in 1765
• CIA director in Pakistan amid furor over missiles
• Dell hopes PCs can’t be too thin - or costly
• DNC reimburses Chicago for Obama’s $1.74M rally
• Doctor: No copter cost Richardson’s life
• Former ‘Soul Train’ host gets probation
• Iran’s rebuke of Obama means ideology still reigns - for now
• More oversight on pay is sought
• Mortgage rates sink, likely to fall further
• No more bailouts? Treasury pays price for AIG
• Oprah offers Ellen spot on O magazine
• Poet Jane Mayhall was lauded late in life
• Pontiff reaches out to believers in witchcraft; stampede kills 2
• Protests across U.S. mark war’s 6th year
• Report: U.S. journalists sent to Pyongyang
• Saudis shifting stance to root out terror risk
• Starbucks CEO seeks to dispel ‘excess myth’
• Suicide bomber kills 6 in eastern Afghanistan
• Thousands evacuated after an acid spill

FEATURES

• A new discourse in cursive
• Is life still good?
• ‘Life-casting’ your child’s birth — too much info for Twitter?
• New study: Aging brings better emotional control
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, College Notes, , Youth Notes,
• Obama’s favorite island foods
• Redefining luxury as smart, lasting value
• The Great Depression
• Where history is golden

ENTERTAINMENT

• A different Pakistan
• A new discourse in cursive
• Best-sellers
• Book targets myth of outlaw couple
• Calendar
• ‘Conchords’ taking flight for the final time?
• Erie Canal: The first important big dig
• Join representatives for Talk of the Town
• Looking for a little love story? Try Steve Amick’s latest tale
• ‘Madame’ details lady with many charms
• McElhatton’s novel takes on single woman’s quest
• Movie Times
• The policy that dares not speak
• Time to register for Kid’s Mini PPP

OPINION

• Bank helps itself — but also builders and buyers
• Fixing economy will take someone fluent in banks
• Hard-wired to excuse ourselves
• Mabel’s place remembered
• Obama’s real test
• Restricting trade hurts Oregon
• The commercial republic for which it stands will return
• The news we choose
• The virtue of working longer is the norm in the U.S. nowadays