April 19, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A coastal playground
• A razor clam, an ecosystem, blond frogs and more - oh my!
• Backup resort ban put forward in Salem
• Bassitt — Johnson
• Bauer — Weller
• Bend career workshop aims to instill confidence in tough times
• Benge — Bain
• Births
• Brimacombe — McGuire
• Calendar
• Correction
• Crooked River combed for missing swimmer
• Davis — Green
• Deadly drug still a mystery
• Edgerly — Kaloke
• Foreign adoptions to resume in May
• How NCLB affects Central Oregon
• Landers — Leask
• More than ever, it"s about the cost
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pike — Serbus
• Prineville teen missing since Wednesday found
• Recovery yet? Navigating mixed signals
• Redmond man injured in single-vehicle crash
• Restaurant employee robbed at bank
• Season’s 1st condor born at Oregon Zoo
• Some fear ‘puppy mill bill’ in state Senate is too toothless
• Stimulus dollars help out Oregon child care program
• Third generation of Oregon family is sentenced in fraud
• Water officials hope $4M for irrigation is just the start of the stimulus funding flow
• White wolves, far from the Arctic
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A blockbuster first quarter for big banks belies lessons for the future
• An engine’s life relies on the owner’s care
• Backup resort ban put forward in Salem
• Bend career workshop aims to instill confidence in tough times
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama vows agency cuts, selects 2 aides to help him
• Ponzi schemes on YouTube reported to be multiplying
• Recovery yet? Navigating mixed signals
• See who’s moving in
• Taking control of your credit score
• Their tourist target: the Chinese
• Water officials hope $4M for irrigation is just the start of the stimulus funding flow
• When experience works against you

SPORTS

• Auto Racing
• Baseball
• Bend earns sweep in IMC
• Daub job
• Ducks snap losing streak, beat Cal
• Eaton leads UO men to dual-meet win over UCLA
• Figure Skating
• Football
• Gay extends PGA lead
• Golf Scoreboard
• Horse Racing
• Major League Baseball
• Martin wins Sprint Cup race at age of 50
• Mavericks stun Spurs in series opener, 105-97
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rockets rout Blazers in opener
• Scoreboard
• Summit girls track wins Crater meet
• Tennis
• Two scores by Toews put Chicago up 2-0
• USC takes second game from OSU
• Victory over Murray allows Nadal to reach fifth Monte Carlo Masters final

OBITS

• Glaucoma researcher Camras, 55

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Blanche Cannon
• Death notices
• Patricia L. Rickart (Anderson)
• Robert C. Jappert
• Sarah Marie Samwel

NATION & WORLD

• A week of reversals in U.S. policy
• After 3-month lull, shells strike Green Zone
• Aryan Nations returns to recruit in Idaho
• As veterans age, groups move out of halls and into homes
• Baghdad — safe enough for vices — is returning to its old ways
• Battles of Lexington, Concord fought in 1775
• Chavez to send envoy back to the U.S.
• Colorado Guard helps snowbound travelers
• Courting a hemisphere (Cuba, too)
• Dalai Lama’s nephew walks 900 miles to N.Y.
• Databases of DNA — expanded, but at a cost to privacy?
• FBI agents to testify at Mumbai attacks trial
• Gaza war crimes investigation has an unusual chief
• Glaucoma researcher Camras, 55
• 20 hostages rescued, but pirates seize ship
• Mugabe calls for unity on independence day
• Pilot in Florida crash had reported trouble
• Police: Maryland family of 5 dead by dad’s hand
• Public skeptical woman killed, raped girl
• REVISING No Child Left Behind
• Signs of life in the GOP?
• Suicide strike targets Pakistani army, kills 27
• Top Basque separatist arrested in France
• U.S. ‘disappointed’ as Iran convicts American reporter
• 10 years on, how Columbine transformed police tactics

FEATURES

• A coastal playground
• Correction
• From the farm to the market, few predictions for food prices
• Hauling cargo on the roof, sans rope, or the hope that all goes well
• New trend: Dating by mobile phone
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, Youth Notes,
• Still a great escape
• Wanted: Used car, summer sublet ... and a new best friend

ENTERTAINMENT

• A poet right up to the end
• ‘About Face’ is Venice intrigue
• Best-sellers
• Book a poignant tale of Pluto’s demotion
• Book weaves together wonders of math, baseball
• Connecting family
• Event to memorialize victims of Holocaust
• Growing up with a peculiar set of rules
• Housewives bid farewell to main man-eater Britt
• Jay McInerney returns with short story book
• Lessons from the road, libraries and Yasui
• Movie Times
• ‘One Tree Hill’ star faces NYC charges
• Redmond O’Neal gets another shot at rehab
• Seal confirms Klum’s pregnancy at concert
• See who’s moving in
• ‘This American Life’ to screen at Old Mill

OPINION

• A big Badlands thank you
• Defining the threat in Title IX law
• Foreclosure for squirrels
• Gen. Petraeus makes the case for Obama’s war
• Here’s our new ‘sort of’ war
• In the age of pirates
• Measure student success at least
• Same-sex couples in many states have a strange dual citizenship
• What news belongs on Page One