April 18, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A slow start in campaign fundraising for Walden and DeFazio
• Army amputee finds new legs a giant step
• Assassination try ups ante in Thailand
• British espionage agency searches for a real-life ‘Q’
• Charles Chuck Porfily
• CIA memos may open door to more
• 3 cities to provide drop-off sites for medicines
• Community Calendar
• Corrections
• C-Span visits 100 schools in 100 days
• Death notices
• 3 Democrats with links to lobbying firm see a drop in donations
• Deschutes commission may institute 2 unpaid days off for county staff
• Devastating earthquake hits San Francisco in 1906
• Doing ‘Something Wild’ to support the arts in Sisters
• Embryo stem cell rules clarified
• For a new family, shelter lives up to the name
• Forest Service stimulus awards announced
• Freed Pakistan cleric back at siege scene
• Gordon-Levitt to play villain in ‘G.I. Joe’ film
• IMF releases 2nd part of loan to Ukraine
• Interior Department won’t take on gun rule
• Jubilant crowd greets captain
• Kutcher wins race as Oprah joins Twitter
• Lightweight body armor faces delays in reaching war zone
• Man robbed in Bend
• Maryland hate crime bill would protect homeless
• Meet the 2 Prineville city manager finalists
• Michael "Mike" Carroll Symons
• Military chief tours U.S.-Mexico border
• Motive escapes police in hospital slayings
• Movie Times
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Obama and Chavez shake hands at summit
• Oregon House holds hearing on donation limits
• Palestinians urge pressure on Israel
• People On the Move
• Police: Death in G-20 riots was hemorrhage
• Police see links in Craigslist cases
• Prineville police seek missing man
• Ranchers seek wolf legislation
• Redmond road project contract is disputed
• Sawyers say they’ll pay ‘every dime’ back
• Small plane splits Florida home in half
• Solar may be mandated, but officials here push for biomass
• Speaker to offer advice on beating loneliness
• Spring snowstorm hits Rocky Mountains
• Spy plane shows worth in fighting floods
• Stalking suspect just Banks’ fan, lawyer says
• State leaders recognize spelunkers for exploring, mapping local caves
• Study uncovers native clamming site
• Subsidy plan aims to cut malaria medicine’s costs
• Town hall meetings set for Crook County
• ‘Tudors’ star prefers his king on the slim side
• Twists, turns on the road to top dog
• U.S. ambassador to Vatican could be thorny pick
• What’s Going Up
• William Franklin Yetter
• World’s navies ask: What do you do with a captured pirate?

BUSINESS

• Actors union relents in tentative deal
• Bankruptcy is ‘more probable’ answer for GM
• BLOG TO BOOK LAUGHING ALL THE WAY TO THE BANK
• Citigroup’s profit rises, with a catch
• Come Monday, skiing options will be reduced for the season
• Corrections
• EPA moves to set new limits on pollution
• GE beats estimates
• Guilty verdict could have little effect on online piracy
• Oregon has steepest jobless rise in nation
• People On the Move
• Sawyers say they’ll pay ‘every dime’ back
• Solar may be mandated, but officials here push for biomass
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bears rally, beat Hermiston
• Corrections
• Figure skating
• Football
• Gay fires 66 to take lead
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hamilton tests positive, to retire from pro cycling
• Horse racing
• Hurricanes score in OT to even series with Devils
• Improve your cycling leg
• Johnson not resting on past success at Phoenix
• Lava Bear senior chosen for tennis scholarship
• Local football official honored
• Major League Baseball
• Nadal, Djokovic reach semifinals at Monte Carlo
• NBA’s real season is about to begin
• On the Air
• Panthers’ Johnson set to wrestle for Beavs
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rockets will try to shut down Trail Blazers’ Roy
• Scoreboard On the Air Sports in Brief
• Summit boys golf takes third at Pre-State Classic
• Summit to offer ‘community’ 200-meter dash
• USC edges OSU in series opener

OBITS

• James D. Houston wrote Western tales
• Richard Baker, pioneer in surf apparel
• Steven Parker, 62, wrote baby guide with Dr. Spock

FEATURES

• Awning of a new age at CTC
• For a new family, shelter lives up to the name
• Having a bat mitzvah in their 90s. Why? Well, for one thing, it’s a hoot
• KPOV to kick off pledge drive Tuesday
• Orientation Tuesday for RSVP books drive
• People On the Move
• Poet of many colors
• Religion in Brief
• Vatican decries condom reaction

OPINION

• Badlands victory
• Bend’s bulging insurance bill
• Breathe less
• Bulletin editorial not in keeping with Legislature’s spirit
• Leaders’ values
• Oust them
• Walden works