April 25, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Big Brothers Big Sisters set to end in Redmond
• Community Calendar
• Deputies as repo workers - a costly but growing tactic
• House panel OKs minority coaching bill
• Larkspur Park parking closed Sunday night
• New guide helps builders recycle materials
• New tax credits: What’s out there?
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon college savings board hires consultant
• People On the Move
• Phone scam targets 3 Bulletin advertisers
• Pot plants, gun lead to man’s arrest in Bend
• Project Wildfire urges caution after brush fire
• Released on a ‘2nd look,’ he now may get full time
• The secret life of beekeeping to be revealed
• Vets, owners testify in horse seizure case
• Walden, Gore debate the merits of biomass
• What’s Going Up
• Woman drives truck into a Bend 7-Eleven

BUSINESS

• Army issues lighter gear to Afghanistan
• As MySpace slips, it gets a new CEO
• Deputies as repo workers - a costly but growing tactic
• FAA numbers show bird strikes on rise
• For U.S., some banks may be ‘too big to fail’
• Ford loses $1.4 billion, and that’s good news
• Minnesota Senate race will wait till June
• Mortgage relief bill set to fail in Senate
• Navistar to buy most of Monaco’s assets
• Netflix hits milestone
• New guide helps builders recycle materials
• New tax credits: What’s out there?
• New York Democrat wins House race
• People On the Move
• South Carolina blaze began as yard fire
• Three more banks are shut down
• Vets, owners testify in horse seizure case
• Walden, Gore debate the merits of biomass
• What’s Going Up
• With U.S. automakers GM and Chrysler on the brink of bankruptcy and Ford posting a $1.4 billion loss for the quarter, there are long-term questions if you’re thinking about buying.

SPORTS

• Australia will not travel to India for Davis Cup match
• Bend wins, rebounds from first IMC loss
• Bend’s Eaton hits NCAA-qualifying mark in decathlon
• Bruins rally for win over Beavers
• COCC baseball is now 6-6 in league play
• College Football
• Collier awarded state tennis coaching honor
• Draft is as much about intrigue as it is players
• Early goals lift Capitals
• Golf Scoreboard
• Greenshirts: Being the little men on campus
• Huskies beat Ducks after quick start
• Improve your running leg
• Late layup lifts Philadelphia over Orlando
• Lions, Stafford agree on 6-year deal
• Local golfers doing well at shootout
• Major League Baseball
• NBA Basketball
• No bogies for Ochoa as she takes early lead
• On the Air
• OSAA may move Hermiston, Pendleton out of IMC
• Paulina Lake won’t be accessible for fishing opener
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond baseball squeaks by North Salem in extra innings
• Rockets edge Blazers, take 2-1 series lead
• Scoreboard
• Storm need freshman girls hoops coach
• Summit seeks water polo coach
• Talladega makes NASCAR more fun
• The wait is over for eager anglers

OBITS

• Herbert, 81, drag racing innovator
• Marilyn Cooper, Broadway performer

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Helen Virginia (Werner) Sumner
• Jack Monroe Smith
• Lois L. (Sally) Few
• Ronald Joseph Kleinschmit

NATION & WORLD

• Army issues lighter gear to Afghanistan
• Bombings fuel fear of renewed violence
• Churches await IRS response on protest endorsements
• Clinton, in Iraq, says country is on track
• FAA numbers show bird strikes on rise
• Global economic leaders express hope
• Marilyn Cooper, Broadway performer
• Mexico shuts schools for millions in flu scare
• Military agency called harsh methods ‘torture,’ questioned information
• Minnesota Senate race will wait till June
• Mixed results as South Africa votes
• Mortgage relief bill set to fail in Senate
• New York Democrat wins House race
• North Korea claims nuclear restart
• Pakistani official says Taliban vacate region
• Pledged to finding a cancer cure, yet advances are elusive
• South Carolina blaze began as yard fire
• Starvation warning issued for Sri Lanka
• Tentative budget deal may swap health care for taxes, GOP good will
• United States declares war on Spain in 1898
• Walden, Gore debate the merits of biomass

FEATURES

• Big Brothers Big Sisters set to end in Redmond
• Churches await IRS response on protest endorsements
• Mexico shuts schools for millions in flu scare
• People On the Move
• Pledged to finding a cancer cure, yet advances are elusive
• Religion In Brief
• Seinfeld’s NYC roots started at Ellis Island
• Snoop Dogg’s civil assault trial begins
• Tentative budget deal may swap health care for taxes, GOP good will
• The secret life of beekeeping to be revealed
• When Oprah tweets, people follow

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ailing Jay Leno cancels 1st show taping in 17 years
• Club seeks members for duplicate bridge group
• Does Hayek have to leave ‘30 Rock’?
• Inspiring change
• Movie Times
• Prineville to unveil new ‘ Maverick’ sculpture today
• Seinfeld’s NYC roots started at Ellis Island
• Snoop Dogg’s civil assault trial begins
• When Oprah tweets, people follow

OPINION

• Bend begging
• Make wall free
• Park district fee to go away soon
• Park district shouldn’t penalize people who register online
• Politicians beg, too
• Solar over biomass
• The nurse training course