January 26, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Arlow enters race for state Supreme Court
• BLM hopes to find room for spotted owl, logging
• Closing renewal district to give $1M tax boost
• DEQ fines company over Bend High floor
• Donor nations agree on effort to help Haiti rebuild
• Economist to share thoughts on growth in Oregon
• Flingin' snow like a pro
• For one Bend business, it's all fun and games
• Forensic lab director to speak at luncheon
• Gap widens between wealthy, middle class
• Here's the scoop
• Is there a photo attached?
• Jobless rates dip slightly
• Live results | measures 66/67
• Local voters suggest today's vote will be a close one
• Man tried to break into jail, police say
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• No Coos County timber sale again this year?
• Pedestrian hit on Bend Parkway
• PERS pinch one more complication as Bend looks to its budget
• Portland man charged in 1998 killing
• Shortfall may mean ‘painful’ decisions
• State prison on lockdown after fight
• State turns down bid for rail grant
• Synchronized bombings strike Iraq the same day ‘Chemical Ali' is hanged
• Tax measures vote may split
• Voters not fooled by imitation ballots
• Well shot! Installment 10: Flowers
• Whole Foods makes donation to food bank
• Woman cleared in defacing of tombstone in Portland

BUSINESS

• American wind power has another banner year
• Business Calendar
• Economist to share thoughts on growth in Oregon
• For one Bend business, it's all fun and games
• Getting organized can save a lot of money
• GM's interim CEO to stay permanently
• Home sales weaker than expected
• Jobless rates dip slightly
• Justice Department OKs Ticketmaster-Live Nation merger, with conditions
• Local bankers see little benefit to stricter rules
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama throws support behind Fed chairman
• Obama to seek freeze on part of budget, officials say
• Recent snow didn’t add much to area snowpack
• Survey: Companies plan to hire, spend
• With Apple tablet, print media hope for a payday

SPORTS

• All in the family
• Basketball
• Bend's Tommy Ford selected for Olympic team
• Bill Haas wins Hope Classic for his first PGA Tour victory
• Canucks slip past Sabres for 3-2 win
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• County to set hearing on events on Skyliners
• Figure skating
• Football
• Henin moves to semis
• Klug’s in, and eyeing another medal
• Last-second shot lifts Hornets over Blazers
• Marathon meeting scheduled for Feb. 4
• MBSEF alpine skiers place in races
• Soccer
• UO signing-day dinner set for Feb. 4 in Bend
• Web, e-mail bring figure skaters uneasily close to fans’ obsessions

OBITS

• John Haley helped design road in Colorado’s Glenwood Canyon
• Pernell Roberts, ‘Bonanza’s’ Adam Cartwright dies at 81

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• William (Bill) F. Martin

NATION & WORLD

• After 34 years, a plainspoken justice raises the volume
• Biden’s son won’t seek his Senate seat
• Chicago man pleads not guilty in terror plot
• Clinton: More immigrants may be let in
• Democrats face decision on advancing health bill
• Female teachers may hinder girls in math
• Former spy says Taliban leader is ready to talk
• 2 girls from Haiti at home in Nebraska
• In digital combat, U.S. finds no easy deterrent
• Increased risk in a seismic trouble spot?
• India officially proclaimed a republic in 1950
• John Haley helped design road in Colorado’s Glenwood Canyon
• Pernell Roberts, ‘Bonanza’s’ Adam Cartwright dies at 81
• Polls open as Sri Lanka votes for a president
• Stone blames Hitler in part on Western banks
• Toxic ingredient in Botox could be used by terrorists
• Witnesses say plane tumbled from sky

FEATURES

• Allow this citrus salad to brighten your winter
• An easy quiche that's high in happiness
• Choosing paint colors: Why so difficult to get it just right?
• Closet rehab: A little money can bring new life to the left-for-dead
• Coal black, fermented, sweet yet savory. We're talking garlic.
• Democrats face decision on advancing health bill
• ‘do something’
• Fish is healthy if prepared properly
• Government genealogy service ‘treasure chest’ of family history
• Here's the scoop
• Ideas for restoring that old fixer-upper
• It all starts with breakfast, and this one's a champion
• Looking for other planting fanatics online
• Nice, naughty, steamy cocktails
• Old-school hooked rugs are back in style, baby
• Plastic surgeons find customers are seeking lower-cost treatments
• Sun-seared succulents ideal for any climate
• Time to use your clean-the-fridge creativity
• What's ‘in' for outside this year
• 40-year-old aluminum has started to peel: Paint it?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Andy Dick arrested on sexual abuse charges
• DioGuardi may get tough on ‘Idol’ hopefuls
• ‘do something’
• Jewelry wanted for hunger benefit
• Kardashian obtains restraining order
• Movie Times
• New director seeks to put ‘independent’ back in Sundance
• Rob Lowe leaving ‘Brothers & Sisters’
• Spears can donate dress for Haiti relief
• Surgery group plans fundraiser

OPINION

• Cut all budgets
• Measures 66, 67: Oregon’s $730M moment of truth
• No to taxes
• Obama’s spending
• Tax measures would hurt local C corporations, too
• Union taxes

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Flingin' snow like a pro