April 12, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• About the school: A multistep process
• Albany woman dies in 3-vehicle accident
• Architects fighting to preserve Portland’s Memorial Coliseum
• Bend woman killed in California crash
• Births
• Calendar
• COCC students, miss out on a class? Here’s another shot
• Easter fun, just begun
• Empty stores
• Gilbert — Ryder
• Hard times
• July hospital escapee enters guilty plea
• Kulongoski is pushing an electric car boom, but is the state buying?
• La Pine intersection, a stumbling block for developers, may get long-sought light
• Living off the land while taking care of it
• Nash — Bernard
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon hospital critic takes job in Europe
• Passion for the Palouse
• Scott — Calkins
• Sixth Street project: Just what"s needed in Redmond
• State says hacker breaches network
• State task force wants obesity addressed
• Timber law has fallout beyond its intentions
• Visser — Klein
• With new hay rules, it better be weed-free
• Woman arrested after fleeing traffic stop
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A bird, a plane ... an ad?
• A far cry from the pirates of old
• Asian summit derailed by protests; Thai police arrest leader
• Banks holding up, but still need aid
• California wine sales up, retail value down
• 8 cars well worth the wait
• CEOs’ outlook drops to lowest level ever
• Empty stores
• Founders of Odwalla, SoBe join for a drink
• Guinness touts first new stout in decades
• Hard times
• Is Corona losing its popular-import crown?
• Last-minute reminders before filing your taxes
• Mortgage rates rise from record lows
• News of Record: Deeds
• Sixth Street project: Just what"s needed in Redmond
• The SEC’s new enforcer
• Transmission trouble? Check fluid first
• With new hay rules, it better be weed-free

SPORTS

• Auto Racing
• Cowgirls, Storm split
• Crook County grad excelling at University of Portland
• Cycling
• Ex-Lava Bear runner earns D-III qualifying mark
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Horse Racing
• Major League Baseball
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• OSAA members shoot down proposal to reduce games
• OSU takes series from Arizona
• Perry and Cabrera tied at Masters, Tiger trails badly
• Redmond leads C.O. squads’ strong start
• Redmond trio leads Linfield golf
• Rolling along
• Sharks lose, but win Presidents’ Trophy
• Summit baseball sweeps Crook County
• Trail Blazers beat Los Angeles, again
• USC routs Oregon, sweeps series
• Walk-on to major leaguer? It’s not impossible
• Wozniak, Wozniacki set to battle in finals at Ponte Vedra Beach

OBITS

• Cherif Guellal a leader in Algerian resistance

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alicia Gallaher Pare
• Daphne May Addel Taber
• Death notices
• Teresa M. Cusic

NATION & WORLD

• Blogger is first casualty of Iran’s cyber-wars
• Cabinet filled; attention now on remaining bureaucracy
• Cherif Guellal a leader in Algerian resistance
• Confederates fire on Fort Sumter in 1861, beginning Civil War
• 3 dead, 1 hurt in Louisiana home invasion
• Ethical questions over harvesting dead son"s sperm
• Galapagos volcano erupts, could threaten wildlife
• In the Army - and saluting her son - at age 58
• Iranians accuse Dutch of fomenting discontent
• It’s (almost) official — Obamas have a puppy
• Justice defends rulings based on foreign law
• ‘Last gasp’ for insurgents or a new beginning?
• Man allegedly dodged child support for 14 kids
• Many ways to be tripped up on taxes
• Medical marijuana laws bring change to California, from retail to farming
• One Somali extremist group has U.S. unsure of what to do
• Palestinians: Israel must back 2-state solution
• Retired NYC officer shoots cop, kills self
• Sanctions on North Korea may become even tougher
• Sherpa brothers trying to break Everest record
• Stimulus tax breaks drain states’ coffers
• Sunday school teacher jailed in girl’s death
• Tornado sounded like ‘seven freight trains’
• U.S. cargo ship reaches Kenya - minus its kidnapped captain
• What to do with Russia: NATO"s conflicting views
• With 7th surgery, face transplants are now mainstream medicine

FEATURES

• Bend a new hula mecca? One can only hoop
• Hard times
• Hybrid superstar shines even brighter for 2010
• It’s always Earth Day at this trash museum
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, College Notes, , Youth Notes,
• Passion for the Palouse
• Visitors can find much more than wine in Sonoma County
• With 7th surgery, face transplants are now mainstream medicine

ENTERTAINMENT

• Annual summer sports swap gears up for next weekend
• Bend a new hula mecca? One can only hoop
• Best-sellers
• Catch new reality television: ‘College Life’ and ‘The Cougar’
• David Caruso’s ex sues for money, house
• ‘Glass Half-Full Party’ to benefit kids’ museum and all who attend
• Harrelson likens paparazzo to zombie
• Movie Times
• 2 posthumous Michael Crichton releases planned
• Reba says women put on a better show
• Recession fuels escapist demand for romance novels
• Turning a new page in writing style
• Writing helps story come alive

OPINION

• At last, the boys of spring turn to summer
• How to achieve genuine energy independence
• It’s not about ‘your side’ or ‘my side’
• Lessons from the Cascades Campus
• Look out, weeds — here comes HB 2424
• New climate plan isn’t any better
• Sixth Street project: Just what"s needed in Redmond
• The politics of pointing fingers
• Welcome to Part 2 of the Taliban ideology in Afghanistan

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• La Pine intersection, a stumbling block for developers, may get long-sought light