April 13, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Amputees sought for brain study
• Apprentice programs flourish in hard times
• Area road projects get into full swing
• Bend’s sole strip club ‘under the microscope’
• Bighorn sheep herd doing well in Eastern Oregon
• Corvallis police test digital radio system
• Getting in touch with the spiritual side
• Growers use birds to run off rodents
• Hunker down for rain, cold Tuesday
• It may now be wilderness, but, mostly, it’s the same old Badlands
• Making Easter memories
• Meet Hillary and Obama
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Nonprofit Washington farm produces food for charities
• North Cascades lakes fish stocking set to end
• Police: Drunken driver 4 times over the limit
• Portland airport parking fees to go up
• Redmond shelter to offer vaccine clinic
• 1 seat contested for Bend parks
• Suspicious package holds leg, not bomb
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Diabetics skimp on crucial care in recession
• Helping pets combat cancer
• How the Web has changed lost-and-found
• Still held by pirates
• Treasury tells GM to prepare for possible bankruptcy filing

SPORTS

• Beyond the finish line
• Blues blank Avalanche in NHL season finale
• Cabrera takes the Masters in a playoff
• For Shea family, Citi Field marks end of an era
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Lewis posts top 100 time of the year
• Local snowriders shine at national championships
• Low-budget teams break through
• Major League Baseball
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Perry’s sweet story turns bitter at the end
• Pets calendar
• Racing
• Scoreboard
• Seaver, Piazza join up again for first pitch on opening day
• Sharp to drive for Panther at Indy 500
• Spurs win over Kings ends in controversy
• Terrebonne’s Mays cashes in Idaho
• The new IMC?
• Wild get ready to part with coach
• Wozniacki gets victory at Ponte Vedra

OBITS

• Cheese innovator Jerome Schuman
• Engineer preserved Capitol murals
• Saxophonist Charlie Kennedy played during big-band era

NATION & WORLD

• Cheese innovator Jerome Schuman
• Engineer preserved Capitol murals
• Fire claims 40 homes in New Hampshire
• For Easter services, Obamas make pick steeped in tradition
• General: Al-Maliki to decide on troops
• In Afghanistan, U.S. troops bridge 2 stages of war
• Mexican official: U.S. weapons key to drugs
• Murder arrest stuns teacher’s relatives
• Obama passes 1st security test
• Older Moldovans take up youth cause
• Ravaged by war, Cambodian musicians play on
• Saxophonist Charlie Kennedy played during big-band era
• Sidney Poitier becomes first black to win leading actor Oscar, in 1964
• Split-second assault plucks captain from ‘imminent danger’
• Sri Lanka orders halt in fighting rebels
• Thai protesters challenge premier
• Trial set for law officer accused in mob case
• U.S. visa delays leave scientists stranded, wondering at future
• You plant the tomatoes; this robot does the rest

FEATURES

• For Easter services, Obamas make pick steeped in tradition
• You plant the tomatoes; this robot does the rest

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• ‘Housewives’ countess ‘blindsided’ by breakup
• Lunch with Jon Hamm up for auction on eBay
• Movie Times
• Thornton’s band staying out of Canada
• ‘We Shall Remain’ tells American Indian story

OPINION

• Don’t limit options for online charter schools
• The right way to spend a night lost
• There’s an ideologue inside every ‘realist’ in Washington
• While overseas, Obama gave a lot but didn’t get much back

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Area road projects get into full swing
• Bicycle safety is a 2-way street