April 29, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A retailer's outlet
• Bend students excel at state competition
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Community also invited to comment on possible cuts to human services, public safety, others
• Correction
• DNA helps solve 1976 murder
• Injured boxer able to speak
• Keeping the scene alive
• Kids brave weather to catch a fish
• Kids in the hall
• Local fashion event to benefit Habitat, education program
• Neither side thrilled as Skyline bill advances
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Senate panel advances Telfer bill on city growth
• Shooting suspect: Drop pot charges
• Specter is latest blow to the GOP
• Students hook onto fishing skills

BUSINESS

• A retailer's outlet
• Agencies again must consider their impact on wildlife
• As things look less dire, some banks resist feds’ plans
• Central Oregon living rooms can add some coastal flair
• Cessna parent company’s quarterly profit drops 63%
• Chrysler’s future hinges on the mercy of creditors
• Correction
• 1,000 GM dealers will be forced to close
• Home prices drop sharply in February
• Housing aid plan to be expanded
• How to turn your old gold jewelry stash into cash
• Keeping the scene alive
• Lane closure planned in downtown Bend
• Local fashion event to benefit Habitat, education program
• Man menaced with knife near Bend library
• 2 Merkley bills aimed at lending practices
• Neither side thrilled as Skyline bill advances
• New Google tool helps find public data
• No vaccine till January? Old process is to blame
• Part-time jobs are becoming lifelines for families
• REALMS gets approval to expand its program
• Recall
• Search continues for missing Aloha man
• Senate panel advances Telfer bill on city growth
• Volunteer cleanup at Smith Rock State Park

SPORTS

• Armstrong’s back in New Mexico race
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers rout Ducks in Corvallis
• Blazers win, avoid elimination
• Crosswater receives high praise from Golfweek magazine
• Football
• Golf, for everyone
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Hurricanes take series from Devils with late flurry
• Major League Baseball
• Olympics
• On the Air
• PGA TOUR
• Pierce, Celtics sink Bulls in overtime
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond takes second half of CVC doubleheader
• Scoreboard
• Sisters softball defeats La Pine
• UO track stars coming to Sisters

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Archie Leroy Keep
• Boyd Weldon Warf
• Carol J. Olano
• Death notices
• Elizabeth J. Sohm
• James Lee

NATION & WORLD

• A call for doctors to stop taking gifts from drugmakers
• A cyber-arms race: U.S. steps up effort on digital defenses
• Bill to restrict use of phones while driving goes to Senate
• Counterculture musical ‘Hair’ opens on Broadway in 1968
• Death toll stabilizes as flu spreads
• Drilling debate moves offshore
• Iraqi PM: Insurgent leader is detained
• Judging Obama through the FDR prism: What change may come
• Lane closure planned in downtown Bend
• Man menaced with knife near Bend library
• 2 Merkley bills aimed at lending practices
• Pakistan launches strike on surging Taliban
• REALMS gets approval to expand its program
• Search continues for missing Aloha man
• Senate OKs governor of Kansas for health post
• Volunteer cleanup at Smith Rock State Park

FEATURES

• Death toll stabilizes as flu spreads
• Injured boxer able to speak

ENTERTAINMENT

• FCC ‘fleeting expletives’ rule OK — for now, court says
• Hugh Jackman’s visit to Mexico is canceled
• In episode 100, ‘Lost’ finds its way back to the island
• Leno returns, jokes about hospital stay
• Montag, Pratt wed — for real this time
• Movie Times
• Ohioans grab passes to see free Leno show
• Top entertainment sellers

OPINION

• Approach to swine flu health crisis should be decentralized
• Bad business
• Bend begging
• Good service
• Legislators should focus on the budget
• Shapiro for library board
• State investment oversight
• Win for wilderness
• Wrong to apologize