March 30, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A Splashy scene at paddle race’s Bend revival
• Accident closes U.S. Highway 97
• Animal remains found in pits at ranch
• Bend man injured in rollover crash
• Calendar
• Crews ready for Bend Parkway repaving project
• Driver crashes into Tumalo restaurant
• Expect cool weather to stay a while
• Feds propose shrinking Hanford restricted area
• Fido and his toys: a risky obstacle course at home
• Man arrested after La Pine break-in
• Man killed in crash south of Bandon
• Meet Misty
• Movie planned about making of 1929 UO film
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Renters turn Eugene house into a pot farm – and a mess
• Sisters is distressed? City officials tout status in bid for help
• View pet videos and vote for your favorite
• What’s behind rise in worker theft?
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Auto rescue plan claims GM CEO, seeks sacrifices
• Danish employment model is put to test in meltdown
• Facebook: Growing up too fast?
• Geithner says market won’t solve problem
• GM’s decline catches up to Wagoner
• Hummer decision set for Tuesday
• Obama places conditions on more auto bailout funds
• Pendleton is optimistic despite recent job cuts
• Sisters is distressed? City officials tout status in bid for help

SPORTS

• Ashley Force Hood wins second Funny Car race
• Auto Racing Scoreboard
• Baseball
• Beavers take series over Ducks with 8-1 victory
• Bend’s Martin leads the way in Horse Butte Run
• Button takes victory as F1 season kicks off down under
• Cycling
• Ducks sweep series with win
• Golf Scoreboard
• Horse Health
• Johnson wins again at Martinsville
• Late free throws allow Hornets to beat Spurs
• Local rider wins extreme race
• Longtime NFL, college coach Lou Saban was ‘one of a kind’
• Mets open park for college fans
• Michigan St. takes out Louisville, heading to Final Four
• NBA basketball
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 5 seed Roddick advances to 4th round at Sony Ericsson Open
• On the Air
• Pets calendar
• Pitching circle changes make an early difference
• Riding the river
• Sooners no match for Tar Heels
• Summit High track and field to host community mile
• Three regulars and Villanova in Final Four
• Tiger returns to winning ways
• Vonn, Chodounsky take U.S. slalom titles

OBITS

• Justice Hastings served California appeals court
• Labor folklorist Archie Green, 91, studied workers
• Longtime NFL, college coach Lou Saban was ‘one of a kind’

NATION & WORLD

• Backed by U.S., Iraqi troops quell uprising
• Baking your own organic and healthy dog treats
• Cholesterol drug may be able to reduce potentially fatal clots
• Depression screening advised for teenagers
• Flood has crested, but Fargo still faces risks
• Gates: No change imminent in ‘Don’t ask’
• High-tech studies in the U.S. have a new recruiter: climate angst
• Israel warns of Gaza weapons smuggling
• Ivory Coast soccer stampede kills 22
• Justice Hastings served California appeals court
• Labor folklorist Archie Green, 91, studied workers
• Lane County: where the jobs ride in motor homes, but for how long?
• No motive yet in birthday rampage
• Nursing home shooting claims 8
• President Reagan is shot, wounded in 1981
• Price climbs this week for a smoke break
• Prison paper’s captive audience can’t put it down
• Recession, ad drop sting ethnic press
• South Africa builds homes for imperiled penguins
• Study: Early birth may hinder development
• Turkey’s ruling party leads local elections

ENTERTAINMENT

• Cook’s half brother held on $1M bail
• Don’t trash it; transform it
• Heigl says she’ll stay if ‘Grey’s’ will have her
• Madonna keeping mum about adoption
• Man pleads not guilty to stalking Johnson
• Movie Times
• Wagon show is on the move to Madras

OPINION

• Editorial practice
• Gas price comparison
• Move elections for school boards
• Reverse ethanol mandate
• Shevlin Park salvage
• What the financial crisis has taught us: Expertise is overrated
• Wrong about the Metolius

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Crews ready for Bend Parkway repaving project