February 27, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Correction
• Eugene looking for places for homeless to camp
• Freed man sues over murder convictions
• In Redmond, federal grant could lead to smaller water bills
• John Day to Aryans: ‘We just want you out of here'
• Jury sides with doctor in confinement lawsuit
• Kohl's prepares for its grand opening in Bend
• Less room for high schoolers at COCC
• Loan modification process will be more transparent if bill becomes law
• Neutrino detection could shed some light on mysteries
• New focus on local mental care, but money woes lurk
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• People On the Move
• Portland man arrested in hit and run case
• Printing error in student newspaper causes flap at COCC
• ReStore set to open in La Pine on Friday
• State OKs $9M in funding for marine mammal center
• State police investigate Gresham woman’s death

BUSINESS

• AIG posts a loss of $11 billion
• Cell phone applications let shoppers point, click, buy
• Deal in place to sell fast-food chains
• GE’s Olympics campaign is more about politics than it is selling products
• GOP senator blocks benefits extension
• Home sales in West inch up in January
• In Redmond, federal grant could lead to smaller water bills
• Kohl's prepares for its grand opening in Bend
• Loan modification process will be more transparent if bill becomes law
• Oregon firm recalls Yaquina Bay oysters
• People On the Move
• ReStore set to open in La Pine on Friday
• Special Olympics start with a splash
• Umpqua Bank buys another bank

SPORTS

• Adventure reality TV comes to area
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Biathlon
• Big Ten talks expansion, but not everyone is on board with the plan
• Bobsled
• Bulldogs lead at 2A/1A state meet
• Bulls edge Blazers in OT
• Byrnes is ready for a fresh start in Seattle
• Curling
• Florida QB Tebow hopes new motion creates some believers at combine
• Football
• Golf
• Here’s the dope: No drug scandals yet in Vancouver
• Kurt Busch wins pole in Vegas
• La Pine tops Sisters in Sky-Em playoff game, earns state berth
• Lake Billy Chinook opens on Monday
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Web, many defend celebration by gold-medal hockey team
• Phillies manager Manuel does it his way
• Prep girls basketball
• Prep Scoreboard
• Red alert! Eastern Washington getting new artificial turf
• Scoreboard
• Short-track speedskating
• Slalom
• Snowboarding
• Some elite programs may not make NCAA tournament
• Speedskating
• Summit boys, girls take leads at state championships
• Sunday, Feb. 28
• Tennis
• Tested, ready ... it's time to board
• U.S. routs Finland, will play Canada for gold medal
• Villegas falters, falls into tie for first at PGA event
• Vonn leaves the hype with only 1 gold

OBITS

• Ernst Beyeler, 88, a leading dealer of modern art

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Attack by militants kills 11 in Philippines
• Colombia’s Uribe blocked from 3rd term
• Egg-sized diamond sells for $35.3 million
• Ethics panel clears 7 in lobbying inquiry
• Ex-leader’s followers denounce Thai court
• For stroke risk, stents as effective as surgery, new study finds
• GE’s Olympics campaign is more about politics than it is selling products
• GOP senator blocks benefits extension
• Health care bill might move soon, House Democrats say
• Iran transfers nuclear fuel; inspectors wonder why take the risk
• John Day to Aryans: ‘We just want you out of here'
• Latest anti-abortion push focuses on race
• More Justice Department e-mail files on torture reported to have vanished
• More than a million are left powerless as another blizzard buries the Northeast
• Oregon firm recalls Yaquina Bay oysters
• President George H.W. Bush declares that ‘Iraq’s army is defeated’ in 1991
• "Hurt Locker,’ an Oscar favorite, sets off conflict within military
• Radiation meeting calls for oversight
• Remembering the day a Navy band’s music died
• SeaWorld to resume orca shows today
• Taliban fighters accept offers of jobs and money but have yet to see payday
• Turkish leader defends plot inquiry
• Under fire, Paterson drops from New York governor contest
• Why it’s Toyota, not Toyoda

FEATURES

• Crafts, services on display at church
• Dress up for Purim Carnival in Bend
• For stroke risk, stents as effective as surgery, new study finds
• GE’s Olympics campaign is more about politics than it is selling products
• Health care bill might move soon, House Democrats say
• John Day to Aryans: ‘We just want you out of here'
• Jury sides with doctor in confinement lawsuit
• New focus on local mental care, but money woes lurk
• Olympic fashion: The good, bad and ugly
• Oregon firm recalls Yaquina Bay oysters
• President George H.W. Bush declares that ‘Iraq’s army is defeated’ in 1991
• Radiation meeting calls for oversight
• Rising infection threat unfazed by antibiotics
• While grocery shoppers fill carts, preacher fills their souls
• Young adults less affiliated, not less believing, study finds

ENTERTAINMENT

• Adventure reality TV comes to area
• Alec Baldwin warms up before Oscar gig in NYC
• Coleman has seizure on ‘The Insider’ set
• Community Events Calendar
• Crafts, services on display at church
• Dress up for Purim Carnival in Bend
• ‘It’s in the Bag’ lecture Wednesday
• Justice's forgotten females in early Oregon
• Movie Times
• On ‘Oprah,’ Ebert begins to sound like his former self
• "Hurt Locker,’ an Oscar favorite, sets off conflict within military
• Radcliffe speaks for gay suicide prevention
• Remembering the day a Navy band’s music died
• ‘Rules of Engagement’ sets women loose on CBS
• Special Olympics start with a splash
• Weight-lifting benefit at Black Horse
• Why it’s Toyota, not Toyoda

OPINION

• At last
• Public, rules were ignored in motor ban at Waldo Lake
• Redmond board hides from public
• Tea Party revival
• Teacher demands
• Union ‘ethics’
• What revolution means

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Why it’s Toyota, not Toyoda