January 24, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend bank: We’re making progress
• Births
• Brooks — Curley
• Duplex fire claims dog, displaces 2 in Prineville
• Forest, farm waste plant fuels job hopes
• Goslin — Engels
• Grants Pass’ go-to antique radio doctor
• Grants to help Oregon Food Bank meet ‘unprecedented’ need
• Green enough? Not yet, says Bend couple
• Groesz — Pioszak
• Have you voted?
• 5 hurt in crash near Suttle Lake
• More than 115 horses are found neglected on Linn County ranch
• New crossovers: ducklings or swans?
• News of Record: Deeds
• On the court again after being crushed by a tree
• Plans for highway bypass to airport
• Redmond woman arrested in ID thefts
• Say ‘cheese!'
• Still game to dress up at the century mark
• The PERS problem
• Vancouver student sentenced in hit-and-run death of teacher
• What that low oil-pressure reading may be telling you
• Wimp Way intersection will be closed off Feb. 2
• 100 YEARS AGO
• 30 years of changes - except the color of the bus

BUSINESS

• Bend bank: We’re making progress
• Bloomingdale’s plans outlet chain
• Glassmaking, thriving offshore, is declining in U.S.
• Green enough? Not yet, says Bend couple
• High U.S. debt means slower growth, past statistics suggest
• Investors call Obama anti-business in poll
• Is the SEC deaf to whistle-blowing?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Shuttle retirement slams Florida county
• Union Pacific reclaims rail lead
• 30-year home loan rates fall to 4.99%
• 40 years later, 747 jumbo jet’s still living large

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Blazers’ Webster has a big night in Detroit
• Colts vs. Jets: A rematch with a Super Bowl at stake
• Cowgirl scores 30 points in road win
• Decade of training primes U.S. nordic skier for Games
• Ducks’ losing streak continues at Stanford
• Favre, Manning, Brees — and Sanchez?
• Flatt edges Nagasu for American title; Cohen collapses
• Florida's Meyer feeling better, staying involved
• Hawks wrestling takes third at own invitational
• Nadal, Murray to meet at Aussie Open; Petrova upsets Kuznetsova
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 1 Texas falls again, this time to UConn
• Nuggets need OT to put away Hornets
• On the Air
• Oregon State has a better effort at Cal, but still loses
• Summit bounces back
• Vikings vs. Saints a tasty dish served in New Orleans
• Vonn remains perfect in downhill this season
• Watson shoots 66, leads Couples in Hawaii
• Winter sports
• Wisniewski’s shootout goal lifts Ducks over Blues

OBITS

• Abraham Sutzkever’s poems evoked horror of the Holocaust
• Bob Noorda’s designs took modernism underground
• Country star Carl Smith dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Miriam Kathryn Ballard Pringle
• Robert K. Breault
• William (Bill) F. Martin

NATION & WORLD

• A shortfall that goes beyond the tax dispute
• Abraham Sutzkever’s poems evoked horror of the Holocaust
• After big California storms, ‘so much trash’ on beaches
• Bob Noorda’s designs took modernism underground
• Collective mourning for nation in ruins
• Gold found at Sutter’s Mill in 1848, touching off the California rush of ’49
• High U.S. debt means slower growth, past statistics suggest
• In Nevada desert, the town that apparently isn’t
• Is the SEC deaf to whistle-blowing?
• Israel poised to challenge U.N.'s scathing Gaza report
• Justices’ bold action: a sign of the future?
• Obama calls up 2008 team
• Radiation offers new cures — and ways to do harm
• Second blow in a bad week for Democrats
• ‘This is nuclear’s year’
• TSA worker pulls prank on Michigan student
• ‘Upside-down’ in their degrees
• U.S. to appeal Blackwater ruling

FEATURES

• DIY coffee: roasting beans at home
• New crossovers: ducklings or swans?
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes
• Say ‘cheese!'
• Still game to dress up at the century mark
• The sweat, and sweetness, of hosting your own big day

ENTERTAINMENT

• After the bombs, the real horrors unfolded
• Author traces a circle of smuggling in book
• Balloon boy’s mom is first to admit hoax
• Best-sellers
• Country star Carl Smith dies
• Debut novel has insider knowledge of newsroom
• Family center in need of donations
• Hall’s 11th book excels at keeping the action
• Huston’s latest stumbles at the end
• ‘Ladies Night’ for Grandma’s House
• Laughing all the way to the bank
• Movie Times
• Popovich pet circus rolls into town
• Rutledge returns in ‘The Red Door’
• Some shows set to hit their boiling points
• Westlake’s last burglar caper keeps it witty
• Writer rescues Alice from Wonderland

OPINION

• America must identify its new Sputnik
• An ‘alarm clock moment’ for Dems
• Bend bank: We’re making progress
• Cuts, not taxes
• ‘F’ for effort
• Governor’s math
• Invisible Stiegler
• Lawmakers would rather raise taxes than cut spending
• Lending a helping hand really makes us happy
• No on 66 and 67
• now they’re listening
• U.S. doesn’t want philosopher-king president
• What the tax dispute teaches us

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• New crossovers: ducklings or swans?
• Plans for highway bypass to airport
• What that low oil-pressure reading may be telling you
• Wimp Way intersection will be closed off Feb. 2