April 10, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend High’s new principal knows his way around campus
• BMC alleges improper record access
• Budget woes cast a chill on breakfast for inmates in Linn County
• Business Calendar
• Cleanup bill for county site could reach $23M
• COCC plans to increase its tuition at least 5% in the fall
• Convicted rapist charged in 1987 killing
• County planners OK tougher wedding rules
• Dispatches
• Economic recession is rich in life lessons
• Federal building donated to state
• Fisheries office won’t be exempt from taxes
• Free ADHD seminar planned for parents
• Gay-rights backers say they won’t rush a vote on marriage
• Go Magazine
• Horses, goats, dogs seized in Stanfield
• How far would you travel for an outside shot at a job?
• Injured boxer shows signs of progress
• Joe’s calling it quits, beginning liquidation
• Lessons in diversity
• 2 more arrests made in horse abuse case
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregon AG takes aim at unruly debt collectors
• Oregon legislators fighting to block Idaho Power line
• OSU president ready to fight for Cascades Campus, and one is looming
• Pilot escapes serious injury in plane crash
• Ray’s cuts staff costs to address sales drop
• Snowboarding trip turns into overnight ordeal for Bend man
• (Still) learning to manage our geese
• Stopping for a scenic view
• Story times, library youth events for April 10-16
• Sunriver widening, repaving airport strip
• The Bulletin seeks summer camp info
• Vineyards may replace wheat fields
• Woman killed in Madras-area crash

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Cleanup bill for county site could reach $23M
• Complicated tax returns befuddle, frighten Americans
• Country Coach cuts 460 furloughed workers
• County planners OK tougher wedding rules
• Dispatches
• Investors wonder if market rally is for real
• Joe’s calling it quits, beginning liquidation
• Madoff victims seek assets of associates
• 2 more arrests made in horse abuse case
• New jobless claims fall more than expected
• Ray’s cuts staff costs to address sales drop
• Retail sales decline as shoppers stay cautious
• Snowboarding trip turns into overnight ordeal for Bend man
• Sunriver widening, repaving airport strip
• Textron shares jump amid takeover talk
• Trade deficit falls for 7th straight month
• Woman killed in Madras-area crash

SPORTS

• Angels rookie pitcher is killed in car crash
• Armstrong accused of evading tester
• Basketball
• Bears rally past Cougars
• Bend wins, remains unbeaten in IMC play
• Chainbreaker bike race set for May 10
• Cleared for takeoff
• Coyotes crash Sharks’ celebration
• Cycling
• Dry Creek Falls
• Football
• Golf fundraiser set for Saturday
• John Day Fossil Beds
• Lakers end Nuggets’ win streak at eight
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• OSU outslugs Arizona to open Pac-10 series
• Panther baseball broadcast on Web
• Prep Scoreboard
• Roller derby bout Saturday in Bend
• Safety first
• Scoreboard
• Scores go low as Masters begins
• Sports Events Calendar
• Storm boys golf wins IMC preview

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• C. Irene Perry
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• British anti-terror chief is out after security breach
• CIA to close ‘black site’ prisons
• Deadly Pacific quake still surprises
• Detroit schools plan closures and layoffs
• FDA reversal OKs morphine painkiller
• Federal security checks allegedly falsified
• Firefighter discrimination case to mark this court’s 1st such foray
• Food-safety report urges greater care
• Gay and lesbian families receive presidential invite to Easter event
• Georgian protesters want president gone
• If they’re not careful, scientists may replace themselves
• In 1912, RMS Titanic embarks on first — and last — voyage
• Indonesians vote in hard-fought races
• Iran announces nuclear advances
• Japan ups North Korea sanctions in wake of rocket launch
• Marine who said he shot Iraqi acquitted
• New record system coming for veterans
• North Korean leader returns to public eye
• Obama seeks $83.4B in special war money
• Obama: Time is right to refinance
• Rally marks Baghdad’s fall, maybe a change in tone
• Riding out tough times at the in-laws’ - how bad could it be?
• Scientists start to unlock bird flight, clearing the way for flying robots?
• The shipping life: few frills and bolder, better pirates Warship, negotiators shadow Somali pirates with U.S. hostage
• Warming could harm corn, report says
• White House seder apparently a first

FEATURES

• ART EXHIBITS
• Betting on hope
• BMC alleges improper record access
• Breast-feeding wars: Debate between moms who can, can’t or won’t
• Daughter’s germ phobia could become a problem
• Easter is here
• Injured boxer shows signs of progress
• Rest? Yeah right. When mom is sick, who can she call?
• Where’s the clutch? Automatic motorcycles enter the market

ENTERTAINMENT

• A fresh take for Wii
• A quick look at a few local acts coming up
• Afroman returns to the Domino Room
• American Idol: Born under a bad song
• ART EXHIBITS
• Big-family shows keep multiplying
• Call to artists for garden show
• Daytime Emmys find a new home at CW
• Easter is here
• Family Events Calendar
• Fox to turn layoffs into reality show
• From Alaska with love
• Handcrafters plan spring sale
• HBO renews series ‘Eastbound & Down’
• Jazz at Joe’s gets some Latin flair
• Jefferson County group seeks art for exhibit
• Lions, elephants and Jewel, oh my
• MOVIE TIMES * For the week of April 10
• Music releases
• New dvd releases
• No lament
• Not for ‘Paul Blart’ fans
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Printing renaissance
• Redmond’s Roman institution
• Sandler’s ‘Bedtime Stories’ is safe for children to watch
• Stained glass art on display in Bend
• The Bayliens land at downtown martini bar
• This week
• Three songwriters perform at CTC
• Upcoming Concerts
• ‘Wendy’ is an absorbing film

RESTAURANTS

• Redmond’s Roman institution

OPINION

• Death vs. inconvenience
• Democratic problems
• F-22 fighter
• Good decision
• Important issue, terrible timing
• Molalla group provides desktop help for backyard farmers