March 10, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bear Creek principal candidates to speak
• Bend-La Pine Schools administrators moving
• Business Calendar
• Community Events Calendar
• Culver businessman gets SBA recognition
• Disciplinary action for 2 firefighters
• Fire officials: Check your smoke alarms
• Funding will help those in need in Deschutes County
• Get yourself a facial and help local families
• In the mix
• Man, 80, accused of Social Security fraud
• Man sentenced in homeless camp assault
• Merkley co-sponsors bill to tighten HUBZone standards
• Multnomah commission chairman named treasurer
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log
• ‘No’ to 2 of 3 gas tax hikes
• Redmond fire department gets $90,000 federal grant
• Region’s jobless rates dip
• Reports of Prius trouble
• Some inventive solutions
• State cuts lead COCC to seek tuition increase
• Taken for a ride by car rental company?
• Wednesday’s Scores

BUSINESS

• Big feet? There’s hope
• BofA puts an end to despised practice
• Business Calendar
• Community Events Calendar
• Culver businessman gets SBA recognition
• Funding will help those in need in Deschutes County
• Get yourself a facial and help local families
• Good and bad news in new credit card act
• In the mix
• Israel, Syria pursuing a nuclear Mideast
• Merkley co-sponsors bill to tighten HUBZone standards
• Redmond fire department gets $90,000 federal grant
• Region’s jobless rates dip
• The chase for lithium
• Top entertainment sellers
• Trunk show to feature local crafty ladies
• Under fire: "temporary’ status of jobless pay
• Union membership increases in Oregon

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Butler routs Wright State
• Cool stunts on a new course
• Cougars put win streak on the line at 5A tournament
• Ducks look to hold off Cougars once more
• Facing weakness
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Late goal lifts Canucks over Avs
• Lava Bears’ state hopes rest with their defense
• Meetings set for Bend Park & Rec softball leagues
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Pronghorn Golf Club: David Freitag
• Roy has 19 in Blazers’ 88-81 win over Kings
• State basketball tourneys start today

OBITS

• Mary Ray, 114, was the oldest person in U.S.

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles Clark Woodard
• Death notices
• Maxine E. (Drewelow) Facca-Gillespie
• Patricia M. Clark
• Richard John H.S. Quam

NATION & WORLD

• China, India join Copenhagen pact
• Gates tours former Taliban town
• Herpes virus infects 1 in 6 Americans, study finds
• Insidious imports Climate-accord, NYT
• Israel, Syria pursuing a nuclear Mideast
• James Earl Ray pleads guilty in 1969 to assassinating Martin Luther King Jr.
• Japan admits Cold War pact with U.S. on nuclear warships
• Protests on both sides ahead of health bill conclusion
• Reports of Prius trouble
• Same-sex couples wed in nation’s capital
• Under fire: "temporary’ status of jobless pay
• Vatican defensive as sex scandals build

FEATURES

• Big feet? There’s hope
• Get yourself a facial and help local families
• Good and bad news in new credit card act
• Herpes virus infects 1 in 6 Americans, study finds
• In the mix
• James Earl Ray pleads guilty in 1969 to assassinating Martin Luther King Jr.
• Protests on both sides ahead of health bill conclusion
• Region’s jobless rates dip
• Taken for a ride by car rental company?
• Vatican defensive as sex scandals build

ENTERTAINMENT

• A century of natural history, and still evolving
• Are TV writers completely missing the mark?
• Big feet? There’s hope
• Cool stunts on a new course
• Leibovitz can keep portfolio under deal to manage her debt
• Movie Times
• Top entertainment sellers
• Trunk show to feature local crafty ladies

OPINION

• Iwo Jima tribute
• Most cycling events don’t belong on Skyliners Road
• No GOP compromise
• No heroes
• Secrecy at 911
• State Data Center woes
• The church and medicine
• Unions in charge

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• ‘No’ to 2 of 3 gas tax hikes
• Reports of Prius trouble
• Taken for a ride by car rental company?