March 27, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Agency wants study of bus fire damage
• American Lung Association settles dispute in Northwest
• Boy leads police to home with drugs
• Business Calendar
• Canadian company banned in Oregon
• Construction? No problem
• Correction
• Crook County picks schools chief
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Forest Service to specify road use at Rogue River
• Go discover your voting epiphany, first-time voter says
• GO! Magazine
• Gun club wants more time to find a new site
• Handle with care
• Healing through art
• Legislation to expand bottle bill advances
• Man guilty of killing judge’s daughter
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Proposal would curb gillnetters on lower Columbia
• Ready for a bumpy landing
• Region set to get its first wind farm
• Restaurant Guide
• South county poll to aid in blueprint
• Stimulus funds slated for area energy projects
• Story times, library youth events for March 27-April 2
• Study links obese kids to stressful living
• Suspect in girl’s killing guilty on felon count
• The Bulletin seeks summer camp info
• The tour must go on
• Walden will again push to speed up the thinning of forests

BUSINESS

• AIG’s use of bailout funds is under further scrutiny
• Canadian company banned in Oregon
• 11 charged in attack on Caracas synagogue
• Construction? No problem
• Dispatches
• 18 drown after dam bursts near Jakarta
• Economy shrinks, job losses continue
• Geithner promotes overhaul of financial regulation
• Giant aircraft tanker cleared for firefighting
• Gun club wants more time to find a new site
• Navistar intends to buy RV assets of Monaco
• PETA ad offensive, German court rules
• Recalls
• Region set to get its first wind farm
• $250 Social Security stimulus checks due
• Somali pirates hijack 2 vessels in 24 hours
• South county poll to aid in blueprint
• Stimulus funds slated for area energy projects
• Technology shares help lift Wall Street
• Tensions rising over North Korean rocket
• Tesla unveils a less flashy, all-electric 5-door sedan
• The tour must go on
• Warning: E-mails not from McDonald’s
• When celebrities Twitter, they may be using stand-ins

SPORTS

• American Lysacek wins world title in figure skating
• Baseball
• Bears score late, edge Aloha
• Bend wakeboarder wins Red Bull contest
• BMX is back
• College football
• Cycling
• Events Calendar
• For some athletes, Twitter is the name of the game
• Gore fires 65 to lead at Bay Hill, Tiger is lurking after 68
• Hanzal’s goal lifts Coyotes over Oilers 3-2
• High school equestrian district event starts today
• Kayak slalom race set for Sunday in Bend
• Mizzou ousts Memphis from NCAAs
• Mountain bike camp starts April 6 in Bend
• NBA basketball
• NFL football
• Night skiing at Hoodoo
• No. 1 Pitt rallies to win
• On the Air Sports in Brief
• Outlaws notch first win at Arizona tourney
• Portland scores 129 in rout of Phoenix
• Prep Scoreboard
• Robert W. Sawyer Park/ Deschutes River Trail
• Scoreboard
• Tennis
• UO hires Westhead as women’s coach for basketball

OBITS

• John Hope Franklin, 94, chronicled black history
• Pop, country singer Dan Seals dies at 61

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Frank Matthew Fritzie
• Genevieve Sue Margaret Smith Snyder
• Jack E. Gardner
• Thomas C. Chace

NATION & WORLD

• 11 charged in attack on Caracas synagogue
• Down economy gives a boost to service programs: More volunteers
• 18 drown after dam bursts near Jakarta
• First Mormon temple dedicated in 1836
• Flooding threatens Fargo
• Investigators call food tracking system weak
• Israelis attacked Sudanese convoy, U.S. officials reveal
• John Hope Franklin, 94, chronicled black history
• Lawmakers chafing at pressure to back Obama’s budget
• More kids getting kidney stones, doctors say
• New Hampshire House approves gay marriage
• Pennsylvania reverses juvenile convictions
• PETA ad offensive, German court rules
• Rare clouded leopard cubs a genetic coup for scientists
• Russian rocket carries tourist to ultimate vacation spot
• Skakel’s attorneys argue for new trial
• Somali pirates hijack 2 vessels in 24 hours
• Tensions rising over North Korean rocket
• Texas rejects bid to require teaching ‘weaknesses’ in evolution theory
• Town-hall meeting is a first
• U.S., Mexico to develop ‘checklist’ for drug war

ENTERTAINMENT

• A new direction
• Andre Nickatina returns to Bend
• ART EXHIBITS
• Barker returns to ‘The Price Is Right’
• 10-day painting class offered on cruise
• Eat your way across Asia
• Here’s what’s showing on Central Oregon movie screens.
• Improv nights
• Kimock’s Crazy Engine visits Domino Room
• Local artists selected for 44th exhibition
• Local chorus gets a new director
• Meet the widows
• More live-music options for your ears
• Music releases
• New dvd releases
• Nick calls on kids to unplug
• No ‘American Idol’ update this week!
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Pop, country singer Dan Seals dies at 61
• Schneiderman brings new sound to Bend
• 16 stand-up guys
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The rebirth of Taarka
• The return of Freestyle Fiasco!
• This week
• Tower Theatre hosts Leon Redbone
• Upcoming Concerts
• Watch ‘WALL-E’ find love, save the Earth

RESTAURANTS

• Eat your way across Asia

OPINION

• Bully bill naysayers
• Educate kids
• Learn to laugh
• Left-wing nut?
• Let’s learn to laugh
• Public cut out
• The Bulletin is schizophrenic on fee increase to support buses