April 22, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend awarded 2010 tourism conference
• Bend man launches shop local campaign
• Bend man pleads guilty in stabbing at Safeway
• Business Calendar
• COCC board candidates pinpoint issues
• Community Calendar
• Contractor selected for Sixth Street upgrades
• Correction
• Crooked River search for student continues
• Feds step up mortgage fraud crackdown
• Fire damages house in northeast Bend
• Gas prices stable here
• Holocaust remembrance
• Job training funds helping area residents get to work
• Keep cool, baby
• Kids in the hall
• King of the sea: Lion or seal?
• Learning all about sea mammals
• Lovisco found guilty on 1 count
• Never again, a somber Israel vows on Holocaust remembrance day
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• On-site service
• Oregon, California seek federal salmon disaster declaration
• PacifiCorp scores high for wind farms
• Resorts ban moves forward
• Survey aids schools in addressing needs
• Traffic team to step up patrols on Highway 97

BUSINESS

• A new environment in Congress
• About 14,000 Specialized 2009 model bicycles
• American added to FBI’s terror suspects
• Banks sway congressional measures to aid consumers
• Bend awarded 2010 tourism conference
• Bend man launches shop local campaign
• Business Calendar
• Butter, Kool-Aid are new advertising stars
• Chrysler lenders offer to swap debt for stake
• Delta introduces new checked-bag fee
• Employed by the Internet
• Fed stress tests harder on regional banks
• Feds step up mortgage fraud crackdown
• Foreclosures concentrated in 4 states
• Furloughed workers are forced to recharge, reconnect with others
• Gas prices stable here
• Initiative funding is sound, Geithner tells panel
• Job training funds helping area residents get to work
• Love your leather with routine care
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• On-site service
• PacifiCorp scores high for wind farms
• Polo horses might have been poisoned
• Sales drop for Merck and Schering-Plough
• Senate panel approves health nominee
• Senator unaware of FDIC contract
• Shareholders get angry at Citigroup meeting
• Top entertainment sellers
• Town basks in glow of a new Kia plant
• Townshend’s Tea now at Whole Foods
• Toyota keeps price unchanged for Prius
• U.S. Bancorp profit falls, but beats estimates
• What can make, break your FICO credit score
• Work-at-home job offers often too good to be true
• Wyden calls for bailout panel to get subpoena authority
• Yahoo plans layoffs as earnings plummet

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Birdies 4 Babies fundraiser kicks off
• Blazers even series behind Roy’s 42 points
• Coming home
• Doc Blanchard, Heisman winner and Mr. Inside at Army, dies at age of 84
• Ducks narrowly miss upset of No. 1 Anteaters
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Lakers take 2-0 lead against Jazz
• Major League Baseball
• National title race courses are set
• On the Air
• Panthers split in CVC
• PGA TOUR
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters girls golf wins six-team tournament
• State boxing event set for Bend Armory
• Tennis
• The Bulletin seeks tournament info
• Vancouver wins in OT to sweep St. Louis

OBITS

• Doc Blanchard, Heisman winner and Mr. Inside at Army, dies at age of 84

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• C. Irene Perry
• Charles Chuck Porfily
• Death notices
• John August Schulke
• Mathilde
• Robert Glen Carnahan
• Virginia Gail (Robertson) Oldham
• William David Huxel

NATION & WORLD

• American added to FBI’s terror suspects
• Armed agents seize Elian Gonzalez in raid on a Miami house in 2000
• Banks sway congressional measures to aid consumers
• Bush officials may face prosecution
• Butter, Kool-Aid are new advertising stars
• Craigslist murder suspect led secret life as predator, according to investigators
• Doc Blanchard, Heisman winner and Mr. Inside at Army, dies at age of 84
• Fragile trust being tested between Muslims and the FBI
• Hawking’s family predicts full recovery
• High court limits police searches of vehicles
• It’s growing strangely: Petunia has human DNA
• Lawmakers seek alternative to cap-and-trade proposal
• Never again, a somber Israel vows on Holocaust remembrance day
• No reality show for former Illinois governor
• North refuses to free South Korean worker
• Polo horses might have been poisoned
• Possible life sentence looming as Somali pirate arrives in N.Y.
• Senate panel approves health nominee
• Senator unaware of FDIC contract
• Some of man’s earliest writings now online
• South Africans seem prepared to stick with the ruling party
• Sri Lankans face crisis amid waning war
• Syrian premier pays landmark visit to Iraq
• Town basks in glow of a new Kia plant
• Two new dinosaur species discovered
• Wyden calls for bailout panel to get subpoena authority

FEATURES

• For Earth Day and beyond: Use less water, more vinegar
• Hawking’s family predicts full recovery
• Holocaust remembrance
• Keep cool, baby
• Senate panel approves health nominee
• Some of man’s earliest writings now online
• Survey aids schools in addressing needs

ENTERTAINMENT

• Foo Fighters frontman welcomes 2nd daughter
• Jimmy Dean unhurt as fire damages home
• Lauryn Hill to headline Stockholm Jazz Festival
• Leno to give free show in hard-hit Ohio city
• Movie Times
• Paparazzo denies role in Madonna’s fall
• ‘Price,’ soap operas will honor Earth Day
• Seger named in lawsuit over crash injuries
• Some of man’s earliest writings now online

OPINION

• Bend park board needs Scott Asla
• Don’t incorporate Terrebonne
• Ertner for COCC board
• Obama justifies liberal programs with conservative rhetoric

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Contractor selected for Sixth Street upgrades