April 16, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Attorneys challenge murder indictment
• Bend ‘tea party’ draws a crowd
• Board looks at closing 2 Klamath schools
• Book drive volunteer orientation scheduled
• Budget cuts could close 25 armories across state
• Caught red-handed: Wolves kill lambs near Baker City
• 6 charged in Western identity theft, bank fraud
• Community Calendar
• Concealed handgun records are closer to being closed
• Correction
• FIRST LINE of defense
• Health Classes
• Homeless numbers are up in Portland
• In Bend, weekend buses may stop running
• Land mine determined to not be dangerous
• Leave the car at home and hop on a bike; it’s a heart-healthy option
• Legislature expands gay partnership rights
• New bus line links Klamath Falls to coast
• New school touts flexibility
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• People in Health Care
• Real ads, real clients: 14 students head to Spokane for advertising competition
• Region sees lower school dropout rate
• Rescued Chihuahuas find homes in Oregon
• Reunited (and it feels so good)
• Schools likely to need more budget cuts
• Schools outline plans to help reduce obesity rates in area
• Soccer coach charged with sex abuse
• State task force sets goals
• Thanks to teens, Prineville library is growing
• Thousands protest taxes at Oregon Capitol
• Wallowa-Union Railroad signs Union Pacific deal

BUSINESS

• Business calendar
• Chrysler deal may collapse over cuts to wages
• Domino’s gets a tough lesson in the power of social media
• In Bend, weekend buses may stop running
• Investors, dealers bid for GM’s Saturn line
• Job loss may be ‘blessing in disguise’ if it leads to grad school
• 50 million ‘unorganized voices’
• News of Record: Permits
• Real ads, real clients: 14 students head to Spokane for advertising competition
• Signs of hope in Fed report

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blazers win to earn No. 4 seed
• Boston’s Matsuzaka goes on 15-day DL
• Canucks top Blues as playoffs begin
• Cougars take home win at dual meet against Cowboys
• Father-son fish quest fires a vision of summer adventure
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Hockey
• Hunting & Fishing Events Calendar
• Kidd leads Mavericks past Rockets
• Major League Baseball
• Officials class on tap for Saturday
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Searching for redds
• Sisters girls golf posts victory in Sweet Home
• Snow play feasible at upper parks
• Standing tall
• Track & field

OBITS

• Native American leader to be honored in Seattle
• Peter Rogers produced popular series of British films

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Carolyn Elizabeth Felton
• Death notices
• Kenneth W. Greenhill

NATION & WORLD

• Archaeologists search for Cleopatra’s tomb
• Catching the wind
• Colombia captures its most-wanted criminal
• French raid pirate ‘mother ship’
• GOP takes aim at report on extremists
• In Kabul, women take to the streets to protest new law
• Indians start voting in monthlong elections
• Iran’s leader promises a new proposal on nuclear program
• Library gets book back after 145 years
• No DNA on truck in dragging death
• Obamas aren’t too cool for this school
• Obamas’ tax returns are released
• Peter Rogers produced popular series of British films
• Signs of hope in Fed report
• Study gathers best science on possible heart-healthy foods
• Study of genes and diseases at an impasse, scientists say
• Teen drivers’ cars to be tagged with decal
• Tiny Trinidad gets ready for the global spotlight
• U.S. soldier convicted of murdering Iraqis
• Virginia Tech student kills 32 in 2007 rampage
• White House reaches out to DC’s troubled schools

FEATURES

• Community Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Correction
• FIRST LINE of defense
• Greek yogurt is creamy and rich, but it’s got plenty of nutrients, too
• Gulf Coast refuge greets birds, birders
• Health Classes
• How much do you know about vitamin B12?
• How to get 9 months of insurance assistance
• How to treat a bruise
• Job loss may be ‘blessing in disguise’ if it leads to grad school
• Leave the car at home and hop on a bike; it’s a heart-healthy option
• Managing your meds
• 50 million ‘unorganized voices’
• Multiple surgeries at young age may affect brain development
• New school touts flexibility
• People in Health Care
• Schools outline plans to help reduce obesity rates in area
• State task force sets goals
• Study gathers best science on possible heart-healthy foods
• Surgeons should do warm-up exercises
• Ulnar nerve
• When life is a grind, teeth feel the stress
• Where health care money is spent

ENTERTAINMENT

• Barrymore blooms in ‘Grey Gardens’
• Bend Genealogical Society to host seminar
• Community Datebook
• Correction
• Hasselbeck jokes about hit-and-run cyclist
• Kutcher races CNN for Twitter followers
• McDonald, Esparza join ‘Twelfth Night’
• Movie Times
• ‘Real World’ star Conklin off to Iraq
• ‘Tip-A-Cop’ to help fund Special Olympics

OPINION

• Debt time bomb
• Family connection
• Help wildlife
• Jobless gold for Oregon
• Proud of Navy
• U.S. under President Obama is less welcoming to Christians
• Vouchers re-examined