April 30, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Area aviation officials say they"ll survive Cessna’s departure
• 2 baggage handlers accused of thefts at Portland airport
• Baker City Council to privatize planning
• Bend to keep weekend bus service
• Bend’s jobless surge second-highest in U.S.
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Convention center ready for solar panels
• Correction
• County OKs mining expansion near Tumalo
• Deschutes County opts to keep monitoring felons
• Does St. Charles Bend cost more?
• Downtown Bend loses full-time police patrol
• Eugene man sentenced in racially based ear-biting case
• Feds to boost money for Portland streetcars
• Fire damages home in northeast Bend
• Gilchrist man in critical condition after crash
• Governor backs bridge project over Columbia
• Health Datebook
• Intel faces big fine in antitrust case
• Judge revokes early release
• LOCAL REACTION
• Many of them said: Save our campus
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• 2 people injured in Bend accident
• Plane makes emergency landing at Seattle airport
• Puget Sound region’s air quality called bad
• Sisters development picks up new tenants
• St. Charles Bend bumps its prices by 13.5 percent
• Sunriver woman arrested after rollover
• Watered-down bottle bill makes its way to full House
• Wintry chill passes through
• Woman lobbies for safe food
• Workers memorial dedicated in Salem

BUSINESS

• Area aviation officials say they"ll survive Cessna’s departure
• Bank of America CEO Lewis stripped of chairman’s title
• Bankruptcy appears imminent for Chrysler
• Bend’s jobless surge second-highest in U.S.
• Boeing on target for 787 test flight
• Budget plan approval sets stage for Obama"s health care overhaul
• Business Calendar
• Downtown Bend loses full-time police patrol
• Economy contracts, but worst could be behind us
• Homeowners become both landlord and roommate
• Intel faces big fine in antitrust case
• Justices voice skepticism on voting rights measure
• News of Record: Permits
• Recalls
• Sisters development picks up new tenants
• Small GM bondholders rally for better deal
• Starbucks profit drops 77% after charges
• Time Warner profit falls on cable spin-off
• Visa profit up 71%, beating expectations
• Water agreement will ensure Whychus’ flow
• Who pays for special education?

SPORTS

• All 6 athletes identified in Beijing doping cases
• At Quail Hollow, a post-mortem for Masters stars
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cougars win at Summit Invitational
• Cycling
• Fly-tying corner
• Golfers test limits of good sense in golf carts
• Hockey
• Horse racing
• Hunting & Fishing Events Calendar
• Lava Lake inaccessible
• Local boxers earn state titles
• Major League Baseball
• Nuggets get playoff series win
• On the Air
• Painted rainbows abound in Oregon’s Painted Hills
• Paulina Lake to be accessible by Friday
• Scoreboard On the Air Sports in Brief
• Up the river with a paddle
• Upper and lower trails giving way to spring
• Weir science
• Yao will be focus of Blazers-Rockets Game 6

OBITS

• ‘Amityville’ ghost hunter
• Country star Vern Gosdin known as ‘The Voice’
• Peter Dennis known for his readings of Milne classics

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Elizabeth Ann McDermott Wise
• Robert W. Rieman

NATION & WORLD

• ‘Amityville’ ghost hunter
• Army Corps to spend $192M in Northwest
• Bankruptcy appears imminent for Chrysler
• Despite No Child goal, racial gap not closing
• Early learning in 2 languages
• First U.S. president, George Washington, takes office in 1789
• Flu alert nears pandemic level; first death in U.S. is confirmed
• Holder urges allies to take in detainees
• House votes for new protections for gays
• LOCAL REACTION
• Peter Dennis known for his readings of Milne classics
• Pope laments abuse at schools for native Canadians
• Republican policy group is launched outside RNC
• Signs that flu could be less deadly than past viruses
• Time to shake the salt habit?
• Using bleach in bath may ease child’s eczema
• Vocational schools: Costly, but are they worth it?
• ‘We’re off to a good start — but it’s just a start’
• Women who keep ovaries live longer, according to study

FEATURES

• Adrenal glands
• Artichokes are a good source of folate, but be on the lookout for fattening sauces
• Average spending on health per capita
• Correction
• Does St. Charles Bend cost more?
• Flu alert nears pandemic level; first death in U.S. is confirmed
• Health Datebook
• Healthy Beginnings recognizes volunteers
• Offbeat adventures, must-sees of California
• One-stop shopping for health
• Physical therapy may find help in ultrasounds
• Researchers take pulse of both car and driver
• St. Charles Bend bumps its prices by 13.5 percent
• Swamp birding festival is May 7-9
• Time to shake the salt habit?
• Training hurdle
• Using bleach in bath may ease child’s eczema
• Which breakfast will burn more fat?
• Woman lobbies for safe food

ENTERTAINMENT

• Britney’s ‘Circus’ traveling to Europe
• Community Datebook
• Country star Vern Gosdin known as ‘The Voice’
• Ex-‘Prison Break’ actor released from prison
• Hannity’s waterboard offer being pursued
• Healthy Beginnings recognizes volunteers
• Movie Times
• Music school to host benefit concert tonight
• ‘Nail-biting time’ for fall TV
• Rihanna to get jewelry back from police

OPINION

• Harmony’s fine
• Investment in OSU branch will pay off for region, state
• Oil ‘windfall’ hysteria meets economic reality
• Preserve hospice
• Return Nori Juba to school board
• Unnecessary detail
• What Roosevelt did