April 05, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Allen — Cozine
• Bill aims to ensure a full 16-ounce pint
• Births
• Brown — Moore
• Calendar
• Hewitt — O’Brien
• Highway 97 expansion project kicks off Monday near Sunriver
• Hokland — Lehnherr
• In warmer West, one critter is running out of room
• Jumbo jets may help fight fires, but not in mountains, review finds
• LaRoque — Denham
• Like kids in a candy store - a hands-on store, that is
• Local dealers weigh in on automakers
• News of Record: Deeds
• Prineville
• Recession has left agriculture alone so far, but will that last?
• State looking to tighten rules for composting facilities
• State looks into school abuse claim
• State’s stimulus slow off the mark
• Still running
• The silent-movie era lives on with one Cottage Grove man
• Volunteer search
• Wagner — Hulstein
• Wild & Woolly
• With losses in 529 plans, parents and lawmakers seek changes
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Changyou IPO rides the Wall Street tide
• Check the starter with jumper cables
• Extra dollars in paycheck, courtesy of new tax credit
• Gonzo real estate
• Local dealers weigh in on automakers
• Mortgage rates reach record low — again
• Need a new TV? Narrow your options
• News of Record: Deeds
• Prineville
• Recession has left agriculture alone so far, but will that last?
• Sony drops aging PlayStation 2 to $99
• Statistics: Tech offers relative job security
• Still running

SPORTS

• A great day to ski
• Americans lead LPGA major
• Auto racing
• Beavers pull away early, beat Bears
• Football
• Freshman pitcher leads Stanford over Oregon
• Golf Scoreboard
• Gordon on Texas: ‘I want to win here bad’
• Horse racing
• Madras baseball stays perfect in IMC
• Mission possible: Stanford plotting to stop unbeaten UConn in Final Four
• MSU beats favored UConn
• NBA basketball
• NBA Scoreboard
• No more Wrigley? Cubs ace asks for a new ballpark
• North Carolina gets by Villanova, reaches final game
• Nuggets continue to roll, beat up Clippers
• Oilers still in playoff hunt after victory
• On the Air
• Panthers add a state champ to their roster
• Plenty of challenges await M’s
• Scoreboard
• Spartans’ Izzo makes stars align in Detroit
• Summit tops Churchill to take own invitational
• Williams falls in Key Biscayne final
• Women’s college basketball

OBITS

• Bishop Earl Paulk plagued by scandal
• Cowboy actor Monte Hale helped create Autry museum
• Dr. William Schwartz warned of medical costs
• Performer and artist Robert Delford Brown, 78

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Pearl V. Schmidt

NATION & WORLD

• A bailout that could be practically free (but there’s a catch)
• As economy drags down, vitamin sales go up (a lot)
• At an immigrant haven, horror and death —from one of their own
• Bishop Earl Paulk plagued by scandal
• Blagojevich antics at new heights, feds say
• Bungled Stevens trial may have far-flung implications at Justice
• California shantytown heads to court, and 4,000 may have to move
• Changyou IPO rides the Wall Street tide
• 5 children, father found dead in Washington
• Cowboy actor Monte Hale helped create Autry museum
• 1 dead in Sierra bus accident
• Defying world, N. Korea launches rocket
• Dr. William Schwartz warned of medical costs
• Europe offers few new troops for Afghanistan
• Even extended jobless benefits are exhausted
• For Egypt, promise of ’79 peace unfulfilled
• Freed American U.N. aid worker leaves Pakistan
• From Europe and Japan, lessons on guzzling less
• George Washington exercises the first presidential veto in 1792
• Mortgage rates reach record low — again
• Mt. Redoubt blasts again, sending ash 50,000 feet
• Obama to ease ban on travel to Cuba
• Older patients, many illnesses and a confusing cocktail of cures
• Performer and artist Robert Delford Brown, 78
• 3 Pittsburgh officers slain in 4-hour battle
• Rare jaguar’s death spawns inquiry
• Sony drops aging PlayStation 2 to $99
• Statistics: Tech offers relative job security
• Stimulus watchdog in California is 1st in U.S.
• ‘Time to quit’ - that’s the new tobacco tax talking

FEATURES

• Built for city streets — but not potholes
• From goddess Nike to St. Paul
• Hit-makers and fundraisers
• New Frommer book packed with tips
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, College Notes, , Youth Notes,
• Wild & Woolly

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• Cheryl to remain ‘married’ to Larry
• Demi Moore linked to Twitter intervention
• Michigan, Ohio and the fight for the river
• Mosley gets new start with McGill
• Movie Times
• New religion in England spurs end to monasteries
• New shows, new seasons
• Newest Coben thriller is the most suspenseful yet
• Plant a tree for Arbor Week
• Public invited to Toastmasters
• The FLIP side of a scientist

OPINION

• Alternative fuels aren’t what needs protecting
• American health care system needs more primary care docs
• Barack Obama’s Ronald Reagan moment
• Europe might soon regret Obama
• Hail to the car dealer in chief (sort of)
• It’s about people
• Local dealers weigh in on automakers
• Misplaced anger
• Protect the Metolius
• Ruts in the road
• Serious thinking is news, always
• ‘Shovel Ready Ted’ vs. Central Oregon
• Troubles here mean starvation in poor nations

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Highway 97 expansion project kicks off Monday near Sunriver