April 15, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A dangerous side to fuel efficiency?
• Auction for REALMS items ends Friday
• Bend, county shelve plans to join forces
• Bend schools may cut 48 teachers
• Blankets spark fire at Madras apartment
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Deficit concerns, alternative energy on Walden’s mind
• Dutch oven treats warm a chilly day
• Frugal formal
• Governor says he would veto domestic partner bill
• How resorts plan to hire for summer job postings
• Is it spring yet?
• Jefferson offers to sign off on protections – for a price
• Kids in the hall
• La Pine’s FBLA team takes prizes at state
• Land mine found on Forest Service land
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Old-fashioned meal
• Online charter school to hold info session
• Police dog catches burglary suspect
• Police hope to add 4 officers in applying for federal grant
• ‘Putting lots of people to work’
• REALMS expansion proposal could double size of school
• Redmond man arrested in sex abuse
• Still Feels like winter
• Suspect indicted in death of girl missing in 1998
• The Obamas have a new best friend

BUSINESS

• CNet lists its favorite coupon-clipping sites
• Engineering failure at $100M fish facility
• Frugal formal
• Got wire hanger hang-ups?
• How did big banks do on stress tests?
• How resorts plan to hire for summer job postings
• Jefferson offers to sign off on protections – for a price
• ‘Putting lots of people to work’
• U.S. could get shares of GM, Chrysler
• 5 ways to get your raise, even with an unkind economy
• When shopping for sports underwear, deviate from cotton

SPORTS

• Area pro to hold series of junior golf camps
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend High names cross-county, girls basketball coaches
• Correction
• Equestrian district meet on Thursday
• Football
• Free beginners clinic at Meadow Lakes
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Lakers beat Jazz in preview of first round
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Oscar De La Hoya quits boxing at 36
• Panther golfers conquer weather, CVC opponents
• PGA TOUR
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond splits at home
• Scoreboard On the Air Sports in Brief
• Sunriver Resort still looking for golfers
• Tightly bunched West causes some hassles
• Tweaked Tetherow

OBITS

• Ernest Stempel, 92, former AIG executive
• Jack D. Hunter wrote WWI novel ‘Blue Max’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Aron Sugar Bear R. Reece
• C. Irene Perry
• Death notices
• Helen Berniece Anderson Sholes
• John August Schulke
• Kenneth W. Greenhill
• Mathilda Boots Rose Smallwood

NATION & WORLD

• A dangerous side to fuel efficiency?
• Accused Nazi released from federal custody
• Blagojevich pleads not guilty
• Cancer pills a new, better treatment option for many patients — but at a price
• Can’t pay taxes? File anyway
• Cautionary tale of climate change?
• Deficit concerns, alternative energy on Walden’s mind
• 1,500 die as Titanic sinks in North Atlantic in 1912
• Dolan welcomed as new N.Y. archbishop
• Ernest Stempel, 92, former AIG executive
• Frustration, embarrassment in Minnesota
• Gay marriage bill revived in New York
• Jack D. Hunter wrote WWI novel ‘Blue Max’
• N. Korea vows to boycott talks and restart reactor
• ‘No cowards’: How ship’s crew fought off attacking pirates
• Number of blacks jailed for drug offenses declines
• Police: Slain teen caught with teacher
• Protests against Thai government end
• Suspect arraigned in girl’s rape, murder
• Taliban kill couple for trying to elope
• Tiananmen survivor haunted by memories
• 104-ton crane topples in Tokyo, injures 6
• Trial begins in Iran for journalist accused of being American spy

FEATURES

• Deficit concerns, alternative energy on Walden’s mind

ENTERTAINMENT

• Colbert, Decemberists to face off again
• Huge surprise explodes on ‘24’
• Lil’ Kim gets down and dirty on ‘Dancing’
• Milestone reached in planning of black history museum
• Movie Times
• Top entertainment sellers
• TV’s ‘Beast’ has burdens

OPINION

• Attend ‘tea party’
• Immigrant students shouldn’t be punished
• Mount Bachelor Academy serves students effectively, safely
• Pay attention
• Planning rule shouldn’t kill jobs
• The value of hospice

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Deficit concerns, alternative energy on Walden’s mind