January 16, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Ashland avoids ACLU suit over nudity ban
• Cash & Carry to open in McMahan’s space
• Central Oregon awarded $2.1M in housing assistance
• Correction
• DEQ fines Prineville wood products plant
• Deschutes lays off 6 workers amid decline in permits
• Firefighters rally to fight cancer
• Gas motors banned on Waldo Lake
• Have you voted?
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day closures
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Paging a local student for duty in D.C.
• People on the Move
• RSVP to host volunteering event
• Searching for suspects
• Tax measure ads aim simply for viewers’ emotions
• Telfer, Dugan offer opposing views on tax measures
• Treasury tallies local modification trials

BUSINESS

• A year after the miracle, it’s a toast on the Hudson
• Cash & Carry to open in McMahan’s space
• Central Oregon awarded $2.1M in housing assistance
• China faces tough challenge over Google dispute
• Deschutes lays off 6 workers amid decline in permits
• Does Bend have the best bartender in America?
• First wine, then beer. Now, even spirits get micro
• For financial advice, finding the dosage that’s best for you
• In reversal, U.S. expresses concern on plastics additive
• Johnson & Johnson accused of kickbacks
• 3 more banks closed
• People on the Move
• Treasury tallies local modification trials

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Bachelor adds an uphill route to the summit
• Balanced Lava Bears knock off Cowgirls, 52-41
• Basketball
• Coaches: Connecticut is in a league of its own this season
• Colts want to be sharp against Ravens after break
• Correction
• Cougars stage comeback for win over Storm
• Cougs stay undefeated
• Figure skating
• Football
• Gerhart to leave Stanford for NFL
• Jets’ Ryan has become a quote machine
• Madras gets an IMC victory at Pendleton
• Merckx expects fiercely fought Tour for Armstrong
• Miller gets first win in nearly two years
• NBA Scoreboard
• NFL’s second season full of seasoned QBs
• No Roy? Blazers still beat Magic
• Olympics
• One skier believes Vonn has already won overall title
• Ovechkin scores a goal, assists on four as Caps defeat Leafs
• Palmer forges one-shot lead in Hawaii
• Rested Saints expect they will keep pace with Arizona
• Scoreboard
• Tennis
• Three at buzzer gives Hawks win over Suns
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Art Bartlett, 76, founder of Century 21 Realty
• Jay Reatard, a prolific punk rocker, dies at 29

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A year after the miracle, it’s a toast on the Hudson
• Art Bartlett, 76, founder of Century 21 Realty
• China faces tough challenge over Google dispute
• Dutch scientists turn stem cells into pork
• FBI-wanted terrorist killed in Pakistan strike
• For nation’s trapped, rescue is but a beginning
• For rescue teams, a race against time
• 1 in 5 in U.S. vaccinated against swine flu, CDC says
• In reversal, U.S. expresses concern on plastics additive
• Iran police chief: no more mercy
• Jay Reatard, a prolific punk rocker, dies at 29
• Johnson & Johnson accused of kickbacks
• Kansas judge in abortion shooting case under scrutiny
• L.A.’s Little Central America sees Pentecostals ascendant
• Militants killed in strike, Yemen says
• Months into custody, Chinese lawyer vanishes
• 3 more banks closed
• Mutant HIV may undo years of drug progress
• N. Korea plays sanctions card in nuclear standoff
• Obama takes lead on health care
• On Christianity and bias
• Party spats worsened uneasy U.S. - Haiti link
• Patience wears thin as desperation grows
• Pope’s synagogue visit stirs tensions
• Possible bluefin export ban unnerves Japan
• Prohibition begins in U.S. in 1920
• Smog leaves Utah wheezing
• The Pentagon finds mistakes over alleged Fort Hood shooter
• Turmoil after Iraqi ballot ban
• U.S. updates bin Laden’s mug shot
• Wyden wants national law for cold drugs

FEATURES

• Dutch scientists turn stem cells into pork
• Firefighters rally to fight cancer
• First wine, then beer. Now, even spirits get micro
• 1 in 5 in U.S. vaccinated against swine flu, CDC says
• In reversal, U.S. expresses concern on plastics additive
• Johnson & Johnson accused of kickbacks
• Just how busy are you, really?
• L.A.’s Little Central America sees Pentecostals ascendant
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day closures
• Mutant HIV may undo years of drug progress
• Obama takes lead on health care
• On Christianity and bias
• People on the Move
• Pope’s synagogue visit stirs tensions
• Prohibition begins in U.S. in 1920
• Smog leaves Utah wheezing

ENTERTAINMENT

• A friend of the gamelan
• ‘Big Love’: The overextended Henricksons
• Clooney, MTV to stage a telethon for Haiti
• Coleman settles Utah man’s injury lawsuit
• Community Calendar
• Does Bend have the best bartender in America?
• ‘Hangover’ cast to appear at Globes
• Local Haiti relief effort Sunday
• McMenamins theater adds ‘Goats’ screening, moves ‘K2’ presentation
• Movie Times
• ‘One Tree Hill’s’ Tanner gets prison

OPINION

• ‘Cadillac’ tax deal a clunker
• No on 66, 67
• Not for children
• Not just the rich
• Oregon at the tax crossroad
• Oregon needs to rein in government spending, create jobs
• Wyden dodged