February 17, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Antarctica: The frozen hotbed of climate research
• Bend company helps to light Olympic rings
• Bend man arrested in assault on girlfriend
• Bend’s Koos fails to qualify in cross-country sprint
• 911 board’s decision on director kept quiet
• Calendar
• Cascades Academy hosts fundraiser
• Clear One launches chamber health plan
• Climate lobby loses three big companies
• Correction
• Deadline nearing for scholarships
• Deficit a top priority, Walden tells leaders of Bend chamber
• Jesse Jackson calls police shooting ‘execution’
• Lawmakers now playing hardball, e-mails show
• Man guilty of abusing teen at homeless camp in Bend
• More victims of $1.5M scam found, sheriff’s detectives say
• News of Record: BANKRUPTCIES
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Peace writing contest under way
• Ready, Set, Answer
• Researchers find loads of trash in the waters of Monterey Bay
• Roadhog shop closing
• Sisters puts on fashion show benefit
• Snug as a Bug in a Rug
• St. Francis School hosts open houses
• State ban on baby bottle chemical fails on tie vote
• Suspect arrested in alleged arson fire at Bend ODOT building
• Trivia quiz show promotes reading
• Walden at GOP, Tea Party event
• Weekend fire at Redmond High School
• What’s killing the bats?

BUSINESS

• Agency making detailed maps of region to manage resources
• $10B mall merger would create an industry giant
• Bend company helps to light Olympic rings
• Business Calendar
• Clear One launches chamber health plan
• Deficit a top priority, Walden tells leaders of Bend chamber
• Designers bring runway show to the Web
• Europeans turn up pressure on Greece
• Feds back construction of two nuclear reactors
• Find tasty lunchtime tweets ‘#inBend'
• In perceived jab at Obama, JPMorgan makes $1.7B acquisition
• In pursuit of the perfect pie
• News of Record: BANKRUPTCIES
• Referral as hiring strategy: why networking is critical
• Roadhog shop closing
• Signs that a firm might be hiring
• Sisters puts on fashion show benefit
• Snug as a Bug in a Rug
• Some officials at Federal Reserve are speaking out on the deficit
• States trying new approach to job growth
• Top entertainment sellers
• Wall Street’s elders favor a return to tighter regulation
• With hiring sluggish, job fairs struggling to fill up floor space

SPORTS

• A glitch for every gold at these Olympic Games
• Alpine skiing
• Another flub by Jacobellis in snowboardcross
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend boxers advance to regional tourney
• Bend’s Ford will now race GS next Tuesday
• Biathlon
• Big stars skip Match Play, but competitive matches abound
• Blazers top Clippers 109-87
• Camby headed to Blazers; Blake, Outlaw to Clippers
• Curling
• Early start?
• Ed Carson, Maverix Golf Tour
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Halfpipers are ready to show risk is worth reward
• Hawks girls hold on for Sky-Em win
• Horse racing
• It’s not just how well athletes perform, but when
• Koos' day
• Luge
• Men’s hockey
• Mountain View clinches IMC title, defeats Summit
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 2 Kentucky gets 81-75 win over Mississippi State
• On the Air
• Pac-10 has a steep hill to climb to get to the Big Dance
• Plushenko leads after short program
• Soccer
• Speedskating
• Storm stay in playoff race, top Cougars
• Sun Cup skiing under way at Mt. Bachelor
• TV Schedule
• U.S. opens with victory over Swiss
• Women’s hockey

OBITS

• Early rock musician Dale Hawkins, 73, wrote hit ‘Susie-Q’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Ethel H. Sele
• Frederick Andrew Pelkey
• Kenneth L. Kuper
• Marion Elizabeth Spooner
• Vera Catherine Bankofier

NATION & WORLD

• Buyer sought for Abbey Road studio
• Cambodian addicts abused, group says
• Cost of damage may be as high as $13.2B
• Early rock musician Dale Hawkins, 73, wrote hit ‘Susie-Q’
• Frail King Tut died from malaria, broken leg, new test results show
• In race to cut gas emissions, cargo giant is slow and steady
• Iran’s nuclear program draws fresh criticism
• Man’s body recovered from St. Helens crater
• North Korea celebrates Kim Jong Il’s birthday
• Nuclear threat looming in Mideast, Clinton warns
• President Richard Nixon departs on historic trip to China in 1972
• States trying new approach to job growth
• U.S., Afghan forces working to secure key areas in Marjah

FEATURES

• Designers bring runway show to the Web
• ‘Eye-popping’ migraines may be stopped by Botox
• Making the most of airport delays

ENTERTAINMENT

• Find tasty lunchtime tweets ‘#inBend'
• In pursuit of the perfect pie
• Merchant a big sell for ‘The Ricky Gervais Show'
• Movie Times

OPINION

• A case for killing pay-to-play fees
• Bulletin was wrong
• Obama’s budget
• People come first
• Regulate banks more
• Start electing people who want to use public money wisely
• Support local gas taxes