May 02, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A year to volunteer, fulfilling an African dream
• Ballots are in the mail, and money is at issue
• Bank results Thursday
• Bend City Council to vote on a plan to increase fees
• Bend Parkway exit to be closed Sunday
• Ceremony scheduled for military families
• Crook County Court to hear diocese’s appeal
• Crook schools make administrative changes
• Deschutes County gets food and shelter funds
• Despite loss, Cascade Bancorp sees more deposits
• Eugene’s mayor plans appearance at pot rally
• Factory orders drop
• Holding on
• Making yards less friendly to fires
• Manufacturing up
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Obama administration reviewing salmon plan for Columbia basin
• People On the Move
• Regulators close three more banks
• Safeway stabber sentenced to 18 years in prison
• Services to be offered at Crook County event
• Three Rivers to get broadband service
• Uncertain future for La Pine parks
• Water bill unites opposing sides – against it
• What’s Going Up

BUSINESS

• ABC to join Hulu
• Bank results Thursday
• Bend City Council to vote on a plan to increase fees
• Bucking the trend
• Despite loss, Cascade Bancorp sees more deposits
• Factory orders drop
• FDA warns against swine flu swindles
• FDA warns against using Hydroxycut
• Madoff manager targeted
• Manufacturing up
• People On the Move
• Regulators close three more banks
• Sheep in Eastern Oregon found dead after cold front
• Three Rivers to get broadband service
• Water bill unites opposing sides – against it
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• Beavers fall to No. 3 Sun Devils
• Blazers optimistic about next season
• Busch overtakes Edwards for third Nationwide win
• Cougs’ Bent leads strong C.O. contingent at Gresham meet
• Cycling
• Federer going to Rome semis
• Golf Scoreboard
• Improve your paddling leg
• Late goal lifts Red Wings to victory over Ducks
• Lawmakers push college football to get rid of BCS
• Local Sports
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• One-horse guy set to face big boys in Kentucky Derby
• Oregon snaps losing streak
• OSAA outlines efforts to monitor swine flu
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond climbs to .500 in CVC play
• Richmond Sprint Cup pole goes to Vickers
• Scoreboard
• Swimming
• Ultimate Frisbee
• UO’s Chung would welcome some help in the NFL
• Wade carries Heat to rout of Hawks
• Watson, Goosen overtake Woods for tourney lead
• White Buffaloes sweep Lava Bears in IMC softball

OBITS

• Danny Gans, 52, popular performer on Vegas Strip

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Genevieve Corbari

NATION & WORLD

• April deadliest month in past 7 for U.S. in Iraq
• As housing goes to seed, one community paints the town green
• Atheists adopt new strategy - going public - to try to change their image
• Britain names first female poet laureate
• Chavez condemns U.S. terrorism report
• Courts issue opposing rulings on labor board
• Danny Gans, 52, popular performer on Vegas Strip
• FDA warns against using Hydroxycut
• FDR tried to save Jews, new book says
• Flurry of sales isn’t enough for Chrysler to keep pace with rivals
• How the swine flu virus hopscotched the globe
• Immigrants push reforms at rallies throughout U.S.
• In Pakistan, U.S. builds ties to opposition leader
• ‘Junior’ Gotti’s mother speaks out in court
• LexisNexis warns 32,000 of data breach
• ‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’ copyrighted in 1908
• Teens cleared of serious charges in immigrant beating
• Turkish workers rally; police battle activists
• U.S. drops charges vs. AIPAC lobbyists
• 3 U.S. troops, 2 NATO killed in Afghanistan
• Washington gears up for nominee fight For women, a changed legal scene
• Water bill unites opposing sides – against it
• Windsor hanky-panky leads to arrest in U.K.

FEATURES

• A year to volunteer, fulfilling an African dream
• Atheists adopt new strategy - going public - to try to change their image
• Courts issue opposing rulings on labor board
• FDA warns against swine flu swindles
• FDA warns against using Hydroxycut
• FDR tried to save Jews, new book says
• Holding on
• How the swine flu virus hopscotched the globe
• In Brief
• ‘Junior’ Gotti’s mother speaks out in court
• LexisNexis warns 32,000 of data breach
• Oregon’s probable cases at 5
• People On the Move

ENTERTAINMENT

• Amy Sedaris is working on new book
• Banks’ stalker needs counseling, judge says
• Britain names first female poet laureate
• Calendar
• ‘Cold Case’ finale gets Pearl Jam soundtrack
• Coldplay to give away free CD during tour
• ‘Local’ coupon book raises money for Waldorf School
• Movie Times
• Oregon author finds comfort in ‘Far Corner’
• Organizers hope people will pitch in for event
• Sean Penn files for legal separation
• UO professor to discuss nanotechnology at luncheon

OPINION

• Buy local
• Democratic humor
• Investigate, prosecute
• Lost snowboarder could have been better prepared
• No place for more debt
• Right on BAT
• Support tax base for La Pine parks
• What Americans want

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend Parkway exit to be closed Sunday
• Ceremony scheduled for military families
• Crook schools make administrative changes
• Deschutes County gets food and shelter funds
• Services to be offered at Crook County event