January 03, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A message of hope carried in songs
• Access delayed?
• Anderson
• Anti-deficiency laws’ effect on foreclosures questioned
• Banton — Umphress
• Births
• Calendar
• Correction
• Court adjusts lobbyist-lawmaker gift rule
• DEQ to talk groundwater protection
• Drilling moratorium off coast expires
• Early Oregonians are now on the Internet
• 10 for 2010
• For the holidays, Hermiston brothers reunite with their long-lost sibling
• Holidays decidedly mixed for local tourism industry
• How taxed are we? What you count matters
• Madras-area foot chase ends with an arrest
• Man arrested in stabbing of wife
• Man struck by vehicle in northeast Bend
• NedSpace attractive concept
• News of Record: Deeds
• O’Dell — Fristrom
• One jailed in striking of pedestrian
• Paralyzed Portland man seeks apology above anything else
• Portland officer brings personal narrative to push for food safety
• Redmond council to discuss ballot language for gas tax
• Sanders
• Special section: The story of our decade
• Volunteer Search - Jan. 3, 2010
• Weather lifts; closed river bars reopened
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A TV-top decal from a bygone era multiplies like rabbits
• Amtrak optimistic, but getting speedier trains is a crucial need
• Anti-deficiency laws’ effect on foreclosures questioned
• Companies go to great heights and depths to market products
• DEQ to talk groundwater protection
• Drips on driveway a cause for concern?
• Google schedules Android statement
• Holidays decidedly mixed for local tourism industry
• Mortgage rates end year above 5 percent
• NedSpace attractive concept
• New Fords to offer iTunes tagging
• News of Record: Deeds
• San Jose police mount cameras on officers’ heads
• The sporty little wagon that can handle a blizzard
• Thirst for kava drink grows like weed

SPORTS

• After a sweet victory for Tebow and Meyer, uncertainty at Florida
• Basketball
• Beavers close again, but leave Washington without Pac-10 win
• Boise State, TCU become coaching destinations in D-I Boise State and TCU become coaching destinations
• Cal's Jahvid Best to enter NFL draft
• Clippers patiently anticipate No. 1 pick Griffin's debut
• Cougars start fast in cross-country
• Ducks knock off 17th-ranked Huskies, 90-79
• First batch of NFL coaching changes just around the corner
• Football
• Hockey
• Kings score on power play, short-handed to defeat Capitals, 2-1
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 1 Kansas stays perfect with rout of No. 18 Temple
• Olympic Games bring changes to Vancouver
• On the Air
• One Oregon fan gets his money’s worth
• Plenty still at stake as NFL regular season concludes
• Short-handed Blazers win behind Roy’s 37
• Tech wins shootout after Leach fired
• Tennis
• The year ahead
• Titan’s quest for a mark that still matters in the NFL
• Vonn to ski with arm injury in slalom in Croatia
• White Buffs take second place at own invite
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Stand-up comedian Jean Carroll dies at 98

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clarence V. Watson
• Death notices
• Denis William McMenamy
• Ronald Lowell Pipkin
• Shannon Dean Davenport

NATION & WORLD

• Access delayed?
• Afghans start answering calls to fight the Taliban
• Alaska becomes the 49th state in the U.S. on this day in 1959
• Americans doing more, buying less
• Desperate Somalis seek ‘back door’ route to U.S.
• Early 1900s plane found in Antarctica
• Feeling diluted as honor rolls overflow
• For millions of Americans, it’s food stamps and nothing else
• Health care bill’s foes may turn to the courts
• High court’s tough cases saved for 2nd half of term
• Massive manhunt leads to arrest in Florida for Thanksgiving deaths
• No survivors after mudslides in Brazil
• Obama links plot to al-Qaida
• Pastor takes in $2.4M after donations plea
• Political party switching: The time may be ripe, but its risks are apparent
• Saudi says Israel acts ‘spoiled’ over settlers
• Smoke smell sends jet back to Boston
• Somali charged in attack on cartoonist
• Stand-up comedian Jean Carroll dies at 98
• The decade that changed everything
• U.S. sees opportunity to press Iran on nuclear fuel
• U.S. troop drawdown is on track, top general in Iraq says
• Yemen’s chaos aids evolution of terrorist cells

FEATURES

• Back to ‘the Yaak’
• 10 for 2010
• Health care bill’s foes may turn to the courts
• News of Record: Reunions
• Pastor takes in $2.4M after donations plea
• Relationship problems? Sometimes, it’s all about the sex
• The sporty little wagon that can handle a blizzard

ENTERTAINMENT

• A masterful Ella Fitzgerald, rediscovered
• A TV-top decal from a bygone era multiplies like rabbits
• Back to ‘the Yaak’
• Creativity and chaos, served in equal doses
• Movie Times
• Ratings steady despite Charlie Sheen’s arrest
• Reports: Berlusconi writing love songs
• State historical society announces lineup for 2010 lecture series
• TV choices may suffer after cable standoffs
• What will you be watching this week?
• ‘You Light Up My Life’ songwriter settles suit
• Young, punk and Muslim

OPINION

• NedSpace attractive concept

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Redmond council to discuss ballot language for gas tax