April 01, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Agencies aim to coordinate social services
• Armed man robs Redmond restaurant
• 2 arrested in Prineville pharmacy burglary
• Bill sharply limits sites for resorts
• Bill to restrict puppy mills draws a crowd in Salem
• Book fair to benefit La Pine Elementary
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Cessna warns of additional layoffs
• Clarification
• Concert to benefit school’s Sparrow
• Court ends Philip Morris appeal of $79.5M award to widow from Portland
• DeFazio vote on stimulus gets Obama’s attention
• Embattled broker settles lawsuit and must pay $43,000
• Free homework help is available online
• Gas prices likely to rise, but not at the rapid pace of ‘08
• Gottschalks agrees to liquidation
• Governor praises Redmond plan to upgrade Fifth Street
• Home prices decline
• Kids in the hall
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon 150 sweepstakes rules
• OSU-Cascades to host college transfer fair
• Recession has Deschutes modifying its budget
• Rigoberto’s employees sold drugs at drive-up, affidavit says
• Staging an improvisation
• Too much drama? Not for this class

BUSINESS

• A warning from 1933?
• Bill sharply limits sites for resorts
• Cessna warns of additional layoffs
• Clarification
• Don’t know where to eat? Try this site
• Gas prices likely to rise, but not at the rapid pace of ‘08
• GM may face an unusual bankruptcy
• Gottschalks agrees to liquidation
• Home prices decline
• Merkley returns $7,500 in donor cash
• More stay-at-home parents try for round 2 of careers
• Olive Garden files for Bend building permit
• Recalls

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Parks, Lost Tracks to host clinic
• Blazers rout Jazz in Portland
• Calipari to leave Memphis men’s hoops for Kentucky
• Ducks help postseason chances with a victory at Edmonton
• Football
• Ford’s second place highlights local skiers at nationals
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• La Pine senior is 4A player of the year
• Local Oregon Club meets next week
• Mark Shepherd, Aspen Lakes Golf Course
• Nine redux
• Nuggets beat Knicks, clinch playoff spot
• On the Air
• Physical therapist, pro host free lecture
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond earns a sweep in CVC opener
• Summit tops Bend in lacrosse
• Sunriver offers free day for locals
• The Bulletin seeks tournament info
• UConn headed to Final Four
• Vijarro leads Ducks to tournament win

OBITS

• Frederic Gaynor appeared in ‘Daisy Boy’ ads
• Raul Alfonsin helped bring democracy to Argentina

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Genevieve Sue Margaret Smith Snyder
• Helen Spelic
• Lois Maker Gumpert
• Norman Paul Rogers
• William (Bill) Calvin Williams

NATION & WORLD

• Cabinet pick pays $7,000 in back taxes
• Clock is ticking in Detroit
• Energy reform, climate change: A new debate unfolds
• Family: Chimp victim talking, improving
• Feds call Taliban’s threats of striking U.S. just bluster
• For these hospitals, less is more - and ‘warranties" are crucial
• Frederic Gaynor appeared in ‘Daisy Boy’ ads
• GAO: Feds should take harder line with AIG
• High-level meeting between U.S., Iran
• In London, Obama sees a different kind of economic summit
• Insurgents showing new boldness in Iraq
• Major melt in Antarctic past — and future?
• National service bill ready for president
• Ohio man gets DUI for 38-mph bar stool
• President Nixon signs measure restricting cigarette ads in 1970
• Raul Alfonsin helped bring democracy to Argentina
• Red River falls below sandbags in Fargo
• 1,000 retired officers: Keep ban on gays
• U.S., Russia to consider reductions of nukes
• 65-vote Democratic lead in N.Y. House race

FEATURES

• Secret past of your home electronics

ENTERTAINMENT

• Don’t know where to eat? Try this site
• Fox News launches FoxNation.com
• Olive Garden files for Bend building permit

OPINION

• Bled dry
• Christians will live to regret their support for Barack Obama
• Don’t make schools subsidize energy
• Keep it local
• Kill food bill
• Mandate would make schools clean ‘green’

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Governor praises Redmond plan to upgrade Fifth Street