April 26, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A Salem linguist scrambles to save endangered tongues
• A stylish mile, all for a cause
• Appreciate our area’s desirability to visitors
• 2 arrested in shooting of Vancouver officer
• Births
• ‘Bucking the trend’
• Calendar
• Crook County Kids Club needs home
• Former Astoria mayor survives plane crash
• Freed hostage gets a Vermont homecoming
• Fright and ‘the thrill of flight’ mingle for young co-pilots
• Kitzhaber, DeFazio eyeing governor run
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon Health Plan fosters insurance research
• OSU names new agricultural dean
• Police seek Hillsboro bank robbery suspect
• Prayers for N. Korea to halt atomic arsenal
• Prineville man charged in fatal August crash
• Report criticizes Oregon attorney general billings
• Road, butte named after the accessory worn by Chinese immigrant laborers
• Sanders — Johnson
• Secret’s out
• Sinniger — Cox
• Sunriver businessman’s estate sued for $1.78M
• ‘The feeling of being a soldier’ - brought home to guardsmen and their civilian bosses alike
• Tumalo thinning plan aims for tree diversity
• Washington state nears final OK of less offender oversight
• Wingert — Crane
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A simple tool that could become a lifesaver
• After an off year, Wall Street pay is bouncing back
• Appreciate our area’s desirability to visitors
• ‘Bucking the trend’
• Colo. newspaper starts free ‘10-minute’ edition
• Crook County Kids Club needs home
• Developing nations score victory for IMF help
• Efforts to save a city - by shrinking it
• Fright and ‘the thrill of flight’ mingle for young co-pilots
• Getting by
• Great gadgets guarantee great success? Not even in the Digital Age
• Kellogg to settle claims that cereal ads misled
• Mortgage rates dip, stay above record lows
• New video portal features best PBS programs online
• News of Record: Deeds
• The murky realm of MERS
• UC admissions policy angers Asian-Americans
• Unseated pads may be cause of poor braking

SPORTS

• Auto Racing
• Back on the sports scene
• Beavers rally to beat Bruins
• Bend baseball slows Summit offense, takes series victory
• Bend runners win Larkspur 10K
• Blazers quiet Yao, but Rockets still have lead
• C.O. golf results now published twice a week
• Color them optimistic: Jerseys show fans’ hope
• Cougars split a pair in IMC play
• Cowgirls sweep White Buffaloes
• Football
• From the gridiron to the golf course
• Golf Scoreboard
• Huskies shut out Ducks 2-0
• Lakers a game away from advancing in NBA playoffs
• Lions, Jets get their QBs
• Major League Baseball
• Ochoa close to defending title
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Sharks score ugly overtime goal to stay alive against Ducks
• Tennis

OBITS

• Bea Arthur was the ‘isle of sanity’ on the long-running ‘Golden Girls’
• Gospel singer Timothy Wright dies at age 61

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A killer at 16, in the juvenile justice system two decades later - and maybe forever
• 35 accused in coup plot arrested in Ethiopia
• Aging water pipes are becoming more difficult to ignore
• Bea Arthur was the ‘isle of sanity’ on the long-running ‘Golden Girls’
• Chernobyl accident occurs in 1986
• Czechs order ex-KKK leader out of country
• 2 deputies, gunman fatally shot in Florida
• Early signs of victory for Iceland’s leftists
• Espionage war continues with 3 arrests in Lebanon
• Georgia professor sought after 3 killed
• Gospel singer Timothy Wright dies at age 61
• Gunmen kill police chief in Mexican border city
• 2 Hitler watercolors auctioned in Germany
• Huge victory for S. Africa’s ruling party, but support could lapse
• Inside accounts differ on CIA methods
• Iraq resisting pleas by U.S. to placate Saddam’s party
• Jailed reporter in Iran on hunger strike
• Kim Jong Il’s 3rd son given important post
• Many Russians to cast ballots in high-profile ‘Olympic’ vote
• Michigan student aces ACT, SAT, PSAT
• Responding to the latest outbreak
• Spring is here, violence is down: Time to marry
• Tensions remain as Taliban retreat
• U.S. faring better than Mexico, but why?
• U.S. Navy: German ship seized off Somalia
• What is swine flu?
• Winds still feared as S.C. fire is reined in

FEATURES

• At 12, boy takes on physics and math as double major at Florida university
• 2009 BMW 135i: It’s simply for those who love to drive
• Broaden your travel options with free online mapping tool
• Getting by
• News of Record: Reunions, College Notes, , Youth Notes,
• Secret’s out
• Stemming the cost of wedding flowers
• ‘The feeling of being a soldier’ - brought home to guardsmen and their civilian bosses alike
• U.S. faring better than Mexico, but why?

ENTERTAINMENT

• An unexpected best-seller
• Best-sellers
• ‘Devil’s Garden’ is remarkable
• Leonard Nimoy open to more ‘Star Trek’
• Mary-Kate excited to be Tribeca juror
• Mother’s Day brunch at senior center
• Movie Times
• Museum features ranch families
• School bombing still reverberates
• Seasoned shows celebrate milestones
• The quandary of success

OPINION

• Afghanistan, Pakistan pose very real threat
• Appreciate our area’s desirability to visitors
• Choose Cooper for Crook school board
• Climate change isn’t worth it
• Crazy days and crazier ones to come
• In the end, don’t give up on the hunt for justice
• New crisis, but similar sentiments
• Rules for murder cases
• Sexting: It’s a case of bad judgment, not child pornography
• Swimming with no suit