February 25, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• After he shot chimp, officer’s harrowing ordeal really began
• Bend city offices experiencing phone and e-mail problems
• Bend geothermal firm drills in Nevada
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Company’s president takes ‘full responsibility’
• Controversy over ‘Compton Cookout’ isn’t over
• 1 dead after standoff in Sandy
• DEQ looks into asbestos cleanup
• Filling a vacancy
• Fog clings to harbor in Juneau, Alaska
• Health Datebook
• Illegal off-road bike trail built in Portland
• La Pine man to run for commission
• La Pine woman cited in animal neglect case
• Learn about our online auction coming March 14
• Man charged in decade-old sex assault
• News of Record: PERMITS
• News of Record: Police Log
• Police arrest Portland homicide suspect
• Portland school district to revisit toy gun penalty
• Portland woman, 104, gets citizenship proof
• Redmond officials say city needs gas tax
• Rethinking car seat safety
• Route chosen for revamp of Highway 97
• Snow Angel gets a skate adjustment
• State universities aim to see more graduates
• SW Oregon group to offer abortion drug
• The Oregonian announces 37 layoffs
• UO, Cultural Trust say donations doing well

BUSINESS

• A four-week spending hiatus can give lessons for a lifetime
• Bend geothermal firm drills in Nevada
• Bernanke reassures on interest rates
• Breedlove Guitar to open cafe in Bend
• Business Calendar
• College students are pushed to make grade with finances
• DEQ looks into asbestos cleanup
• Google officials convicted in privacy case in Italy
• News of Record: PERMITS
• Promising fuel-cell technology debuts, and it has skeptics
• Sales of new homes hit a low in January
• Senate approves bill on job creation
• THE PRICE TO PAY FOR AIR TRAVEL
• Think the American media’s tough? We’ve got nothing on South Korea
• Vaccine OK’d for infections in children
• Warm winter worries some fruit growers

SPORTS

• Aerials
• All aboard the Steelhead Train
• Assistant coaches have their roles during Karl’s absence
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bobsled
• Bring the family
• Canada, U.S. meet, with high stakes
• Colleges
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Friday, Feb. 26
• Gold is latest prize in Kim-Asada rivalry
• Hockey
• Hold off on hanging up those skis
• Hunting & Fishing Events Calendar
• Koos competes in cross-country relay for United States
• La Pine extends season with league playoff victory
• Local high school equestrian teams compete this week
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Short track speedskating
• Soccer
• Speedskating
• Sven Kramer has plenty of company in gaffe hall
• The party’s on, a little late, at Phoenix Open
• TV schedule
• U.S. gets second billing, but delivers
• Wilson gives Mariners security at shortstop

OBITS

• Kermit Tyler ignored radar warning of Pearl Harbor raid

NATION & WORLD

• As aid grows, more oversight is urged for charter schools
• Attentive antelope
• Bernanke reassures on interest rates
• Castro seems better, Brazil’s leader says
• Company’s president takes ‘full responsibility’
• Crescent Lake residents feel shut out of postal decision
• Dog fetches medal for bomb-sniffing
• Google officials convicted in privacy case in Italy
• Greek Economic Crisis Sparks Violence
• Health care summit carries high stakes for both parties
• India-Pakistan talks seen as good start to a long process
• Oregon is first state to tax gas in 1919
• Promising fuel-cell technology debuts, and it has skeptics
• Senate approves bill on job creation
• Supreme Court sets aside strict ruling on right to remain silent
• Suspect list grows in Dubai killing
• Swine flu outbreak isn’t over, WHO says
• Tensions high after Turkey coup attempt
• Think the American media’s tough? We’ve got nothing on South Korea
• Top Marine softens stance on ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’
• Trash doesn’t just float his boat — trash IS his boat
• U.S. envoy ‘confident’ about N. Korea talks
• Vaccine OK’d for infections in children

FEATURES

• A quiz for what ales you
• Aryans like John Day, but feeling isn’t mutual
• Bagged salad greens under a bit of scrutiny
• Do IVF babies grow up healthy?
• Doctor touts NanoKnife for easy tumor removal
• Don’t sweat it: Steam baths, saunas have little medical benefit, experts say
• Health care summit carries high stakes for both parties
• Health Datebook
• High-risk insurance pools gain traction
• How low can your LDL levels safely go?
• Oregon is first state to tax gas in 1919
• Oregon’s healthiest counties
• Overhead press
• People
• Public subsidies
• Rethinking car seat safety
• Scientists study anesthetic that doesn’t affect motor function
• Study centers on foreclosures’ stress on families
• Swine flu outbreak isn’t over, WHO says
• Vaccine OK’d for infections in children
• Vitamin B6: Pyroxidine

ENTERTAINMENT

• Breedlove Guitar to open cafe in Bend
• Charlie Sheen enters rehab
• Cheryl Cole splitting from husband
• Clay Aiken takes stage for gay rights
• Community Datebook
• Forums planned about east-side Bend library
• Free indoor market event benefits CASA
• Got Olympics fatigue? 5 shows to see instead
• Movie Times
• Think the American media’s tough? We’ve got nothing on South Korea
• Watch for bald eagles this weekend

OPINION

• Ashamed of Stiegler
• Beware of new force
• Continued economic weakness is a very real possibility
• DAs gone mild
• Reform health care
• Salem’s gas attack

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Company’s president takes ‘full responsibility’
• Redmond officials say city needs gas tax
• Route chosen for revamp of Highway 97