March 07, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A whole lotta llamas and folks who love 'em
• Aftershocks weaken damaged buildings
• Births
• Bridge gathering to unite women
• Calendar
• Caught in Chrysler’s crash
• County mum on 911 office shake-up
• Data security still needs fixing, state audit finds
• Democrat Dallas Brown enters race for Deschutes council seat
• Dibala
• Governments face rising burden as populations age
• Hammell — Mahoney
• Injured snowmobiler airlifted near Elk Lake
• Local businesses can get computer tips
• 2 local hopefuls join GOP challenge to Wyden
• News of Record: DEEDS
• Stabbing suspect arrested near La Pine
• State Treasurer and Tumalo resident Ben Westlund dies
• Suburban serendipity
• Thousands of schools in Haiti unlikely to open soon, if ever
• Volunteer Search March 7, 2010 Volunteer Search
• ‘We need a cop in town'
• When attracting new companies, it’s more than location, location, location
• Without subsidies, Bend firm may leave
• Workers track where elk ‘go’ in Lewis and Clark historical park
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Analysis clears way for Bowman Dam to get taller
• Caught in Chrysler’s crash
• Hormel Foods seeks expansion in China
• How modular stacks up
• Instant gratification via insta-mansions
• Local businesses can get computer tips
• Mortgage rates dip
• News of Record: DEEDS
• Noise isn’t always sign of brake trouble
• Oregon hazelnut grower gains global perspective
• Small-business owners struggle to benefit from recovery loans
• Sometimes, a guy just has to ... shop
• When attracting new companies, it’s more than location, location, location

SPORTS

• Beavers record easy win over Wolverines
• Can NHL become mainstream after Olympic bump?
• Concussions are on the rise, study shows
• Cougars reach state tourney
• Cycling
• Ducks take two over Bulldogs
• Earnhardt Jr. hopes Atlanta pole is start of something good
• Football
• Heat rally to beat Hawks
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• 64 puts Couples on top at Newport Beach
• Rumors swirl around Kent, Ducks top Cougs
• Running
• Sled-dog racing
• Stewart’s hat trick lifts Avalanche past Blues
• Summit wins in double OT
• Tennis
• UO kicker pleads guilty in street fight
• UW beats OSU, sets up tourney rematch
• Villegas still leading after third round
• Vonn wins third straight World Cup downhill title

OBITS

• Barry Hannah excelled at darkly comic, high-speed Southern tales
• Dogtown’s Bob Biniak helped reinvent skate style
• Guarneri Quartet founding member Soyer dies

NATION & WORLD

• A school’s entire faculty is fired, and Obama approves
• Ahmadinejad: 9/11 attacks were a "big lie’
• Back to the drawing board
• Barry Hannah excelled at darkly comic, high-speed Southern tales
• Dogtown’s Bob Biniak helped reinvent skate style
• Guarneri Quartet founding member Soyer dies
• Icelanders vent over repayment plan at polls
• In Basra, 2 Shiites battle again - but today, via the ballot box
• Japan, NATO to sign pact, with focus on Afghanistan
• Lessons at an Indian hospital for births after C-sections
• New leader in Marjah may have criminal past
• Obama’s nuclear review sets tone for arms policy
• Old decision creates new dilemma for ‘don’t ask’
• Reform’s legislative path could trigger a ‘war’ in Congress
• Scientology’s defectors
• U.S. enriches companies defying its Iran policy

FEATURES

• Down the rabbit hole
• Keep your wheels Kleen
• News of Record: Reunions
• Suburban serendipity
• Success fueled by compromise
• This is not your parents’ marriage

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• Harold Evans: proud to be a publishing crusader
• J.M. Coetzee acts as his own biographer
• Movie Times
• New book explores Armstrong the icon
• Predictability out of the picture this time
• Prolific sci-fi author goes down evolutionary path
• Resource center names Woman of Inspiration
• Sisters quilt show seeks memorabilia
• ‘Small Kingdoms’ tests boundaries for 5 characters in Kuwait
• Sometimes, a guy just has to ... shop
• Tonight’s Oscars show expands
• Young adult novel is a thrilling page-turner

OPINION

• Bulletin editorial about Redmond teachers was shameful
• Good work by The Bulletin
• Lessons from European health systems
• Misleading editorials
• No allies — plenty of enemies
• Office seekers should answer $2.5B question
• Sometimes, a guy just has to ... shop
• Tax credit scheme isn’t just for BETC
• Tax on consumers
• Tour takes teens with no homes to the White House
• Word from the wise
• Yellow journalism