February 19, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Accord LX: What you get for $199 a month
• Accord signed to end Klamath water wars
• After 10 years on the state books, charter school law gets fresh look
• Arson suspect jailed after mental evaluation
• ATV training offered
• Bird conservation groups merge
• Business Calendar
• Careful, kids — high voltage
• Correction
• Deschutes seeks audit committee members
• Dispatches
• Documents allegedly damaging to Toyota
• Eagle Watch to be held next weekend
• Eugene might remove downtown meters
• Failing to complete review process may cost local 911 services $900K
• Former Bend-La Pine School Board candidate sentenced to nearly 19 years for sexual abuse
• GO Magazine
• Insurance rate info available to public
• Karl Rove to appear in Bend in April
• Lawmakers are ‘sweating rocks’ as they patch together budget
• Local group seeks baby gear donations
• Nearly 500 Oregon farmers receive loans
• News of Record: Police Log
• Officials offer job outlook for region
• Operator of Sisters school may have broken state law
• Redmond to host meeting on gas tax
• Restaurant Guide
• Special license plates will get limited run
• Theft suspect placed in jail for no-show
• What's new at Redmond airport
• 3 wolves collared in Eastern Oregon

BUSINESS

• Apple iPad may not be the savior publishers expected
• Business Calendar
• California mulls new rules on non-diet sodas, cell phones
• Careful, kids — high voltage
• CBS reports lower quarterly earnings
• Dell profit falls 6%
• Dispatches
• Fed move may signal end to easy profits for banks
• From ‘light’ to gold: Does color undermine new cigarette law?
• Insurance rate info available to public
• Jobless claims dip
• Judge: No quick ruling on Google books plan
• Microsoft, Yahoo win approval for search deal
• Nearly 500 Oregon farmers receive loans
• Officials offer job outlook for region
• Teched out?
• Wal-Mart posts profit, offers tepid outlook
• Web attacks traced to surprising sources
• What's new at Redmond airport

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• After another gold, White isn’t sure what’s next
• American Lysacek takes gold
• Athlete filed warnings about safety of sliding track
• Auto racing
• Basketball
• Biathlon
• Can top athletes get better? Maybe not
• Celtics hold off Lakers 87-86
• Changes to dam sought to facilitate future fish runs
• Curling
• District wrestling tourneys set for Central Oregon
• Ducks, Beavers ready to play ball
• Free to fight
• Golf
• La Pine girls win regular-season finale
• Men’s hockey
• NBA Scoreboard
• Oregon State upsets Pac-10 leader Cal 80-64
• Relays will be key at state meets
• Saturday, Feb. 20
• Scoreboard
• Snowboarding
• Soccer
• Speedskating
• Stanford gets first road win of season over Oregon 72-65
• Tennis
• Tennis tournament scheduled for Bend
• The roughest Olympic sport? Skeleton racers play with pain
• Top seeds, defending champion lose in Match Play
• Tour getting ready for Tiger show
• TV schedule
• U.S. is hauling in hardware in Vancouver
• Women’s hockey

OBITS

• Donald Welsh created many magazines
• Star of MGM musicals Kathryn Grayson dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• John Lynn Forty

NATION & WORLD

• California mulls new rules on non-diet sodas, cell phones
• Can top athletes get better? Maybe not
• Careful, kids — high voltage
• Documents allegedly damaging to Toyota
• Ex-police commissioner given 4-year prison term
• Fed move may signal end to easy profits for banks
• Freed missionaries return to the U.S.
• From ‘light’ to gold: Does color undermine new cigarette law?
• Judge: No quick ruling on Google books plan
• Low-key meeting between Obama, Dalai Lama still draws China’s ire
• Marines start to land on Iwo Jima in 1945
• Microsoft, Yahoo win approval for search deal
• More Taliban leaders nabbed in Pakistan
• Mutinous soldiers stage coup in Niger
• Resignation a setback for global climate talks
• States are weighing Medicaid cuts amid health care demands
• Suicide bomber kills at least 13 in Iraq
• Texas man angry at IRS crashes plane into building
• U.N. agency fears Iran may be trying for nuclear bomb
• Web attacks traced to surprising sources

FEATURES

• COCC health students are learning to tap into poetry’s therapeutic side
• Correction
• Elementary principals support recess
• Marines start to land on Iwo Jima in 1945
• States are weighing Medicaid cuts amid health care demands
• Theft suspect placed in jail for no-show

ENTERTAINMENT

• A pub for the whole family
• After 100 episodes of ‘How I Met Your Mother,’ CBS asks for more
• Around the world with Greg Botsford’s new album
• Art exhibits
• Auditions to be held for comedy at CTC
• Caldera hosting open studio Saturday
• CBS reports lower quarterly earnings
• Classically different
• COCC health students are learning to tap into poetry’s therapeutic side
• Family Events Calendar
• Feel the rhythm
• ‘Idol’ tops Olympics for ratings
• Jukebot visits the Silver Moon stage
• Losing some luster
• Music releases
• New DVD releases
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Owl, otter friends focus of these two books
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Portland punk, blues comes through Bend
• Road warriors
• Story times, library youth events for Feb. 19-25
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Tasty jams
• Teched out?
• Tech-savvy Moonalice returns to Bend
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts
• Watch Bend artist on OPB program

RESTAURANTS

• A pub for the whole family

OPINION

• Deduction hatchet job
• Going to a small high school brings serious pros and cons
• Jones treated badly
• Steeper parking fines necessary
• Stiegler must go
• Stiegler’s district needs a centrist
• Taxpayers have limits
• Time for the state to hold annual sessions
• Why Oregon should keep assistance for intellectually disabled

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Accord LX: What you get for $199 a month
• Documents allegedly damaging to Toyota