January 14, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend gets input on prioritizing curb ramp upgrades
• Boomtown building in Bend purchased
• Business Calendar
• COCC board gives raise to President Jim Middleton
• CODE team arrests 2 in Prineville drug raid
• Correction
• Dog survives coyote attack after being reported dead
• Former worker’s lawsuit against area funeral home a rarity in industry
• GM to halt Hummer production Tuesday
• Group proposing initiative to reverse sentence reductions
• Health Datebook
• Lawyers for man facing death want new location for 4th trial
• Measures 66 & 67: Here's the story behind the numbers
• Medical marijuana violations suspected
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• No injuries in Bend collision
• Only oldies but goodies for banjo-maker
• Portland hopes to prove its water supply is safe
• protecting your head
• Reward offered in dog abandonment case
• Significant damage in Bend house fire
• 3 students arrested in planned staff attack
• Students now must pay for band competitions
• Vickie Fleming resigns as Redmond superintendent
• With goal of more bull trout habitat, feds ax Bush policy

BUSINESS

• A threat that echoed everywhere, except China
• Banking executives offer numbing details, few signs of regret
• Boomtown building in Bend purchased
• Bumblebee regulations may stop disease, groups say
• Business Calendar
• Bye-bye, China? Google is not alone in its discontent
• Correction
• Deadline looming for MTV channels
• December budget deficit sets record
• Former worker’s lawsuit against area funeral home a rarity in industry
• Gift cards can be a headache of a present for recipients
• Meet an 8-year-old boy, victim of U.S. watch list
• MTV, cable coop reach agreement
• News of Record: Permits
• Oil and gas prices tumble with sell-off
• Recalls
• Recovery spreads, but hiring doesn’t
• SEC names new chiefs for enforcement unit
• Study shows extent of NBC affiliate losses
• Tacoma sculpture foundry closing

SPORTS

• Athletes from Haiti anxiously awaiting news from relatives
• Auto racing
• Basketball
• Brooks scores 43, Rockets outlast Timberwolves in three overtimes
• Capitals cap comeback with shootout win
• ‘Cheap Ski Movie’ pokes fun at ski film genre using cutouts
• Fishing the Fall
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Going out on a limb to hunt for black bear
• Hot shooting lifts Blazers past Bucks
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• In search of the mountain goat
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 24 Clemson routs No. 12 North Carolina
• On the Air
• OSP investigating waste of four deer
• Outlaw boys win Cascade swim meet
• Rested Favre says he’s focused on now, not the future
• Titans RB Johnson voted AP’s top offensive player
• Trail news improves as rain goes away
• Winter sports

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Daniella 'Dani' Cecile Ensley Garrett
• Death notices
• Maurine R. Sinclair

NATION & WORLD

• A threat that echoed everywhere, except China
• Athletes from Haiti anxiously awaiting news from relatives
• Banking executives offer numbing details, few signs of regret
• Beverly Hills shuts the door on out-of-district students
• Bridging a gender gap
• Bumblebee regulations may stop disease, groups say
• Bye-bye, China? Google is not alone in its discontent
• Capital - and lives - in ruins
• Civilian deaths rise in Afghanistan
• December budget deficit sets record
• Democrats scramble to hold crucial Senate seat
• Flooding hits Montenegro
• GM to halt Hummer production Tuesday
• Groups try simple steps to avoid hospital rebound
• In marathon meeting, Obama and lawmakers seek accord
• Iraq might ban more candidates from March elections
• Law school admissions lag among minorities, study finds
• Meet an 8-year-old boy, victim of U.S. watch list
• Mexico, U.S. team up on drug lord’s arrest
• Morphine shows promise in PTSD fight
• NFL’s goal is antitrust shield, but high court is skeptical
• Obama promises an all-out relief effort to stricken nation
• Pope meets woman who attacked him
• Recovery spreads, but hiring doesn’t
• SEC names new chiefs for enforcement unit
• ‘Today’ show premieres on NBC in 1952
• Turkey may recall its ambassador to Israel
• U.S. obesity rate is high but not rising, study finds
• Yemeni forces kill al-Qaida leader

FEATURES

• Allergies move indoors in winter
• At 66, she’s ready, willing and able to get into shape
• Calendar
• Flu update
• For a fun and improvisational workout, try a belly dance class
• Genetic counselor helps people assess risk of disease, disorders
• Good news, guys: Surprising research shows Y chromosome is evolving fast
• Groups try simple steps to avoid hospital rebound
• Health Datebook
• How to order a healthier pizza
• How to stay on track with your resolution
• In marathon meeting, Obama and lawmakers seek accord
• In the middle of a heated debate
• Meditation doesn’t have to be complex
• Morphine shows promise in PTSD fight
• Pastor wins big – and so does alma mater
• People
• protecting your head
• Spending slowdown
• Study says women with mates, kids are heavier
• Study shows little change in junk food ads for kids
• ‘Today’ show premieres on NBC in 1952
• U.S. obesity rate is high but not rising, study finds
• Varicose veins? Zap ‘em!
• Vickie Fleming resigns as Redmond superintendent
• Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin)

ENTERTAINMENT

• Another grueling day for Jack
• Camp Fire USA sale begins Saturday
• Community Datebook
• Deadline looming for MTV channels
• High Desert Museum hires VP of programs
• 8 honored at NEA Jazz Masters Awards
• Johnny Depp statue unveiled in Serbia
• KPOV adds talk shows
• Michael C. Hall being treated for cancer
• Movie Times
• MTV, cable coop reach agreement
• ‘Runway’ struts back to New York City
• Stiller, other celebs urge help in Haiti
• Study shows extent of NBC affiliate losses
• Tacoma sculpture foundry closing
• Tobey Maguire not anticipating Oscar nod
• Toby Keith merges label with Universal

OPINION

• Bend UGB expansion balances growth with needs of taxpayers
• Handicap spaces
• Obama’s policies
• Tax demands
• Time for scanners

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• GM to halt Hummer production Tuesday