February 02, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A bubbly brew for tea lovers
• A classic, but remodeled
• Baker City Council hires new manager
• Bond for $44M jail expansion on agenda
• Bull trout habitat meeting is today
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• 1 chess club, 2 members, 150 years of playing the game
• Coos Bay port reports more moorage defaults
• Correction
• FedEx Office moving to downtown Bend location
• Fire halts car chase near Klamath Falls
• Fuqua Homes lays off 31 workers
• Inside story
• Internet marketing firm eyes expansion
• Juveniles lead deputy on chase in La Pine
• Klamath County to bid for veterans facility
• Land swap deal could let gun club stay at its location
• Lawmakers back in Salem
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• No verdict yet in faith healing case
• Old Salem warehouse gets new solar rooftop
• Prineville man, 62, leads police on chase
• Rescued livestock are up for adoption
• Science conference charts Klamath basin restoration
• Some see jobs in wind industry
• To cure some of Bend’s job ills, time’s ripe for tech center, councilor says
• Westlund’s back where ‘things are happening’ — and back to work

BUSINESS

• A bubbly brew for tea lovers
• Bend cycling event generates $1M
• Consumer spending is up for third month
• Exxon posts $19.3B profit, down 57%
• FedEx Office moving to downtown Bend location
• Focus on the Family’s Super Bowl ad stirs a nationwide debate
• Forest trail, road funding would drop 20%
• Fuqua Homes lays off 31 workers
• In China, cyberthieves prowl the Web for profit
• Internet marketing firm eyes expansion
• Land swap deal could let gun club stay at its location
• News of Record: Deeds
• PacifiCorp Energy names new president
• Production expands at fastest pace in 5 years
• Rescued livestock are up for adoption
• The future is murky for Fannie, Freddie
• To cure some of Bend’s job ills, time’s ripe for tech center, councilor says

SPORTS

• A wintry start
• Bend Nordic Team skiers place at regional event
• Bikeways up for scenic designation
• Blazers jump early, get easy win over Bobcats
• Community Sports Calendar
• Football
• For skier Mancuso, ’timing is everything’
• Freshman leads No. 9 Texas to win
• Girls softball registration open through March 5
• ‘Heroes’ program gets disabled vets on the slopes
• MBSEF freeride team floats for funds at Mavericks
• Miami a good site for great Super Bowls
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Penguins rally for win over Sabres

OBITS

• Aaron Ruben produced ‘Andy Griffith,’ became advocate for needy children
• David Brown, 93, produced movies ‘Jaws,’ ‘The Sting’
• Ethel Funches, black women’s golf champion

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Patricia E. Ervin

NATION & WORLD

• Aaron Ruben produced ‘Andy Griffith,’ became advocate for needy children
• Baptists knew taking kids was wrong, Haitian PM says
• Bull trout habitat meeting is today
• David Brown, 93, produced movies ‘Jaws,’ ‘The Sting’
• Decade of huge deficits may alter politics, power
• Ethel Funches, black women’s golf champion
• Female bomber kills at least 54 in Iraq
• Forest trail, road funding would drop 20%
• In the Taliban, U.S. Marines find evolving foes
• Irish poet and novelist James Joyce born in 1882 near Dublin
• Israel rebukes 2 in attack on U.N. compound
• Judge implicates Italy in cleric’s abduction
• Juveniles lead deputy on chase in La Pine
• More than 50 countries sign climate deal
• Obama’s budget: ‘Hard choices’
• Pentagon, citing overruns, makes shift on fighter
• Prineville man, 62, leads police on chase
• Sweeping changes for U.S. space mission
• Taliban chief’s reported death a blow to group
• Toyota promises fix for gas pedals, to regain trust
• Trial to open in Concorde crash
• What if I’m still worried about my car?

FEATURES

• A classic, but remodeled
• A stone wall can provide beauty - and, at first, exercise
• For versatile and tasty rice, choose jasmine
• Inside story
• Knead? Who needs it?
• Mashing potatoes
• Need to feed Super Bowl fans fast? Think subs
• Recipe Finder
• Redmond Greenhouse offers series of talks
• Snowballs for eating, not tossing
• The lowdown on laundry
• Toil for soil
• Yay sugar, nay salt, and more taste tips

ENTERTAINMENT

• Attorney: Rip Torn heading to rehab
• Balloon bouquets to benefit Bethlehem Inn
• Decade of huge deficits may alter politics, power
• Elton John joins ‘Next Fall’ Broadway producing team
• Free immunizations available Saturday
• Local hunting group to hold fundraiser
• Love challenge to launch on Feb. 14
• Movie Times
• Obama’s budget: ‘Hard choices’
• Redmond Humane Society offers discount
• Richard Schiff gets new ‘Life’ with Fox series
• Rise Up plans Haiti benefit concert

OPINION

• Global cooling
• Merenda failed
• More respect
• Obama’s proposed budget increases the trust deficit
• Partnership could work for American government and businesses
• Postpone debate over law banning plastic bags
• Wyden’s silence