February 18, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A warm meal in Alaska
• Airport's new look
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• COIC buys building in Bend for transit hub
• Fatal shooting protested in Portland
• Former Bend LDS church member dies in Arizona
• Health Datebook
• House OKs restrictions on jumps to state jobs
• Hydro bill would boost revenue
• Lawsuits continue to pile up after more than 2 years
• Loan modifications rise in Deschutes
• Natural foods company owner gives business to his workers
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Officer accused of domestic violence
• Oregon ranks high in underemployment
• Parking abusers targeted
• Portland’s streetcar gets federal money
• Redmond principal takes district position
• Snow-capped peaks meet blue sky
• Struggling To Breathe
• Suspect in ODOT building fire sent for mental evaluation
• Theft suspect back in Bend court
• Tossing in rotten fish enriches river
• Toyota dealt third blow as Corolla complaints investigated
• Umpqua Bank repays TARP funds
• USS Abraham Lincoln in Everett, Wash.

BUSINESS

• Agreement near on new overseer of banking risks
• Airport's new look
• Business Calendar
• Consumer protection agency vows crackdown on faulty cribs
• Contractor or employee?
• Deere profit tops analysts’ estimates
• FTC files suit against 7 companies, citing employment schemes
• High cost of books forces students to get creative
• Housing starts rise
• HP profit jumps 25%; company raises outlook
• Hydro bill would boost revenue
• If you’re expecting a tax refund, then you probably wasted money
• Industrial production inches up in January
• 3 killed as plane crashes into house in Silicon Valley
• Lawsuits continue to pile up after more than 2 years
• Lessons in credit (with or without the card)
• Loan modifications rise in Deschutes
• News of Record: Permits
• Obama, GOP clash over effectiveness of stimulus
• Oregon ranks high in underemployment
• Roving retirees trade work for home in great outdoors
• Turning patents into ‘invention capital’
• Tweaking yesterday’s tech, industry takes a breather
• Umpqua Bank repays TARP funds
• Walgreen to buy N.Y. drug chain for $618 million

SPORTS

• American Shani Davis is golden in men’s 1,000
• An overwhelming overdog who usually delivers
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend's Koos is 36th in sprint
• Bucking the wind for a Big Island billy
• Cross-country
• Curling
• Cycling
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Four from C.O. selected for football game
• Friday, Feb. 19
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• Luge
• Mavericks turn away Suns with 107-97 win
• MBSEF skiers among leaders at Sun Cup
• Men’s hockey
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 4 Purdue tops No. 9 Ohio State
• Olympic cauldron
• On Plushenko’s heels, and standing strong
• On the Air
• Pro fishing: Not just a Southern thang anymore
• Spring-like conditions come early to area trails
• Tiger just doesn’t understand that he’s not the one in charge anymore
• Top seed ousted at Match Play for the second time
• TV schedule
• UO running back James is arrested
• Vonn easily wins downhill
• West Coast viewers find Olympic TV schedule maddening
• White wins gold, with a McTwist
• Women’s hockey
• Yurts so good!

OBITS

• David Morrow, 49, business Web editor
• Sylvia Pressler opened Little League to girls

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Former Bend LDS church member dies in Arizona
• Glenville Charles Bending
• Madge Gwendolyn Glassow
• Ronald George Butch Langeliers

NATION & WORLD

• ‘Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’ is first published in U.S. in 1885
• Agreement near on new overseer of banking risks
• BBC host admits he killed ailing companion
• BLM looks to Audubon to map sage grouse habitat in 11 states
• China fails to stop Obama, Dalai Lama from meeting
• Conservative leaders unveil new manifesto
• Consumer protection agency vows crackdown on faulty cribs
• Federal regulators waffle on BPA rules
• FTC files suit against 7 companies, citing employment schemes
• Genomes decoded for bishop, Bushmen
• Governors want Columbia I-5 bridge to move forward
• Growing trend sees more Latinos going away to college
• Haitian judge frees 8 of 10 American missionaries
• Haiti’s earthquake camps turning into shanty towns
• Iranians protest bill curbing women’s rights
• Iraqi women struggle to gain political power
• Israeli spy agency under fire in foreign assassination case
• Marjah residents greet offensive with mix of anger, hope
• North Carolina man exonerated, released after 17 years in prison
• Obama, GOP clash over effectiveness of stimulus
• Painters and musicians turning tragedy into art
• Toyota dealt third blow as Corolla complaints investigated
• Trains’ black boxes found in Belgium
• U.N. criticizes U.S. restrictions on Somalia
• U.S. congressman says Israelis snubbed him

FEATURES

• ‘Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’ is first published in U.S. in 1885
• Antioxidant Benefits Can Be Distorted By Scale
• FDA to boost oversight of imaging
• For a quick and efficient workout, use a kettlebell and start burning calories
• Free range or natural? Or does it matter?
• Genomes decoded for bishop, Bushmen
• Gums
• Health Datebook
• Local clinics take steps to curb radiation dose
• Struggling To Breathe
• Theft suspect back in Bend court
• Try a slice of pita with hummus

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bravo for Andy Cohen
• Chynna Phillips in rehab for anxiety
• Community Datebook
• High cost of books forces students to get creative
• Local radio show discusses hunger
• Movie Times
• Redmond Humane Society seeks donations
• When political analysts become political contenders

OPINION

• Bad health bill
• 911 board hides public business
• Bucking the wind for a Big Island billy
• Haiti coverage
• Public sector economics
• Reality has never been friendly to the dreams of liberals
• Rep. Plowshare rattles sword
• Wilderness bill flawed

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• COIC buys building in Bend for transit hub
• Parking abusers targeted
• Toyota dealt third blow as Corolla complaints investigated