April 17, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Appeals court reverses motorcycle crash conviction
• Be up to Parr on author’s colorful, zany kids’ books
• Business Calendar
• Business Dispatches
• Celebrate children all week long
• Club where shooting occurred is closing
• Community First Bank enters into regulatory agreement
• Cost-saving concepts under consideration
• Demand for state aid expected to increase
• Deschutes ‘very proud’ of union’s vote on wages
• Extradition begins in Condon case
• Family Calendar
• Final day to submit summer camp info
• Fire destroys home in Crooked River Ranch
• Former Ashland editor pleads guilty in sex case
• House OKs bill to expand protection of farm vehicles
• How’s Shevlin these days?
• Juveniles in conspiracy case to stay in custody
• Linn-Benton college president retires
• Local malls unaffected, but signs are troubling
• Meth labs nearly gone from Linn County
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Plea deal leads police to nearly $1M in stolen jewelry and 403 gold coins
• Redmond schools eye options
• Requests are up for scholarships to rec program
• Restaurant Guide
• Shoppers can get tickets waived in downtown Bend
• Special Delivery
• State seeks more data from Sizemore
• Story times, library youth events
• Vehicle recovered from canal near Bend
• What a 30% cut might mean for OSU branch
• Workshop offers help with student aid forms
• Wyden old-growth timber bill unveiled

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Business Dispatches
• Castro: Cuba willing to talk with U.S.
• Clinton promises Haiti continued support
• Community First Bank enters into regulatory agreement
• Deschutes ‘very proud’ of union’s vote on wages
• Former Thai premier urges reconciliation
• Hay is for horses, but it costs
• Heavy debt bankrupts a leading mall owner
• Home construction falls 10.8% in March
• JPMorgan Chase beats expectations
• Local malls unaffected, but signs are troubling
• Processors use own inspectors to cover gaps in food safety
• Somali leader seeks resources in pirate fight
• Spanish official rejects torture inquiry
• Special Delivery
• Suicide bomber strikes Iraqi base
• U.S.’s Mideast envoy pushes 2-state solution
• What caused the ‘car bubble’?
• YouTube signs movie, TV deal, may start charging

SPORTS

• Cejka returns to take one-stroke lead at Verizon Heritage
• Celts’ Garnett out, could miss playoffs
• Havlat’s goal gives Chicago OT win
• Horse Butte
• John Day Fossil Beds
• Local outdoor writer to speak at C.O. museum
• Major League Baseball
• NFL broadcaster Madden retires
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters track teams earn Sky-Em wins
• Sports Events Calendar
• Storm top Cougs in IMC
• Summit wins five-team tourney in Bend
• Thousands cheer Blazers to start playoff run
• Wizard Falls Fish Hatchery

OBITS

• ‘Beach Party’ movies star Jody McCrea
• Big-band trumpeter Rubin Zarchy

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Bonnie Clabaugh
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Africa, on edge, now has to worry about catastrophic drought pattern
• Bacteria thriving beneath Antarctic glacier
• Bay of Pigs invasion of Cuba fails in 1961
• ‘Beach Party’ movies star Jody McCrea
• Big-band trumpeter Rubin Zarchy
• California hospital shooting claims 3
• Castro: Cuba willing to talk with U.S.
• Clinton promises Haiti continued support
• DirecTV, Comcast fined in do-not-call violation
• Former Thai premier urges reconciliation
• Gates hints at policy shift on openly gay personnel
• Justice Department memos detail interrogation tactics
• 3 more plead not guilty in Blagojevich case
• NASA releases planet hunter’s first images
• New York governor offers bill to legalize gay marriage
• Obama pledges help to slow U.S. arms flow
• Senate panel to probe domestic wiretapping
• Somali leader seeks resources in pirate fight
• Spanish official rejects torture inquiry
• Suicide bomber strikes Iraqi base
• Two earthquakes shake Afghanistan
• U.S.’s Mideast envoy pushes 2-state solution
• Virginia Tech families sue school on shooting’s second anniversary

FEATURES

• Requests are up for scholarships to rec program

ENTERTAINMENT

• A near-perfect thriller
• Art exhibits
• Bounty of the sea
• Bring Dad along for ‘College Road Trip’
• Can Blagojevich survive the jungle? A reality show wants to find out
• Dance project presents collaboration
• Digging deep
• DSi adds camera, downloadsentals
• Extra! Extra! Get your local shows right here
• Familiar faces back in Central Oregon again
• Give me reggae or give me death!
• Here come the animals
• Hey! Who let Quentin Tarantino in here?
• It’s formulaic, but ‘17 Again’ has a few twists and turns
• Movie Times
• Music Releases
• New dvd releases
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Photoshop seminar set at The Riverhouse
• Planning ahead
• Power play
• Record Store Day
• The Smile Ease visits Silver Moon Brewing
• The struggle within
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• Bounty of the sea

OPINION

• Agency teaches Central Oregonians how to make ends meet
• ‘New Foundation’ rests on sand
• Stiegler, colleagues right on resort bill
• The worst part about teacher cuts