March 06, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• An ambassador of hope for auto towns' depression
• Boardings drop at Redmond Airport
• Coast Guard rescues hiker from cliff
• Companies eye Crook County for solar power projects
• Correction
• Corrections
• Eye on sales, legal battles, GM to bring back 661 dealers
• Fire crew’s detour to day care, violating rules, ends in 911 call
• 3 GOP governor hopefuls square off
• Highland Magnet School narrows list of principal candidates to 3
• Log truck hits, kills 3 horses on highway
• Man with medical marijuana card fights ticket over pot in backpack
• 1, maybe 2, of Redmond 5 want sentences commuted
• More answers sought from Toyota
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pacific Lumber to close Bend plant
• People on the Move
• Police look for leads, connections in series of recent fires
• Sawyers back off on suing former worker
• Small Oregon town frets over wind farm proposal
• Special help for Haiti

BUSINESS

• Autonomy of financial watchdog to protect consumers is in dispute
• Boardings drop at Redmond Airport
• Companies eye Crook County for solar power projects
• Jobless rate fuels hope for growth
• KOHD cites advertising drop, ratings as it ends full newscasts
• Oscars to reclaim some TV shine?
• Pacific Lumber to close Bend plant
• People on the Move
• Pisano’s wins sixth at pizza challenge
• Tomatoes scarcer after Florida freeze

SPORTS

• Armstrong-Contador rivalry helping Tour contenders?
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bears kick off free agency by signing prize Peppers
• Bend girls sweep IMC player and coach honors
• Bend triumphs, heads to state tourney
• Champions Tour scoreboard topped by trio of golfers
• Cycling
• Denver free agent Brandon Marshall set to visit Seattle
• Flames score five straight goals in win over Devils
• Football
• Gordon: NASCAR needs some rivalries to stir things up
• Iditarod begins, with some money woes
• Kim, Villegas share second-round lead
• La Pine wins on road, keeps state title hopes alive
• Louisville’s Freedom Hall ready for final bow
• Mariners keeping a close watch on Hernandez, Lee
• 160 miles to go ... mush!
• NBA Scoreboard
• Olympics
• Scoreboard
• Skiing
• Spurs take win streak to three
• Summit, Bend wrap up solid state meet
• Tennis
• Woods doesn’t enter next PGA Tour tournament

OBITS

• Michael Foot, former British party leader
• Ruth Kligman, 80, was muse and artist

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• George Harland Smith
• Robert K. Ellis

NATION & WORLD

• Abortion coverage dispute divides House Democrats
• Agency won’t list sage grouse, for now
• Alamo falls to Mexican forces after a 13-day siege in 1836
• Armenian genocide vote unlikely in House
• Autonomy of financial watchdog to protect consumers is in dispute
• Chile suffers health woes in quake’s aftermath
• Clinton urges fight against drug corruption
• Ex-mayor in Alabama sentenced for bribery
• Friends, writings paint picture of disturbed Pentagon shooter
• Iraqis on both sides of vote fear return of sectarian strife
• Jobless rate fuels hope for growth
• 6 killed in crash of illegal bus
• Michael Foot, former British party leader
• More answers sought from Toyota
• On final campaign day, al-Maliki lists his gains
• Somali pirates tussle with security personnel
• Specter of spring floods hangs over Upper Midwest
• Tomatoes scarcer after Florida freeze
• U.S. aids Somalia in planned drive to take capital back from militants
• White House considers change to military trials of terrorism suspects

FEATURES

• A taste of Hollywood
• Abortion coverage dispute divides House Democrats
• Alamo falls to Mexican forces after a 13-day siege in 1836
• ‘Alice in Wonderland’ inspires merchandise, but not just for kids
• Chile suffers health woes in quake’s aftermath
• Faith complicates a mother’s life-or-death transplant decision
• People on the Move
• Pisano’s wins sixth at pizza challenge
• Respect the rabbit: Easter Bunny is making gains on Santa’s mall turf
• Special help for Haiti

ENTERTAINMENT

• A taste of Hollywood
• ‘Alice in Wonderland’ inspires merchandise, but not just for kids
• BendFilm offers indie screenings
• Brokaw didn’t retire - he shifted gears
• Cake decorating contest to kick off Madras centennial celebration
• Community Events Calendar
• KOHD cites advertising drop, ratings as it ends full newscasts
• Movie Times
• Oscars to reclaim some TV shine?
• Pisano’s wins sixth at pizza challenge
• Respect the rabbit: Easter Bunny is making gains on Santa’s mall turf

OPINION

• Amendment could limit union and corporate campaign contributions
• ‘Green’ power is expensive power
• More happy stories
• Outlaw ‘em all
• Support Stiegler
• Supreme Court ruling
• Universal health care

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• An ambassador of hope for auto towns' depression
• Eye on sales, legal battles, GM to bring back 661 dealers
• More answers sought from Toyota