March 12, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Airport catches some rays
• And the Addy award goes to ...
• Author offers writing workshop
• Business Calendar
• Controversial group moved off UO campus
• Correction
• Death penalty possible in bank bombing
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Few details in closure of Kansas City schools
• 3 found dead in Sunriver area
• GO Magazine
• Injured snowmobiler airlifted to St. Charles
• Jury sends killer to death row in triple murder
• Les Schwab to pay $2M to settle suit that alleged discrimination
• Lexus, Toyota’s luxury brand, appears unscathed by recalls
• Man arrested after cyclist assaulted
• More misgivings voiced amid Bend budget woes
• New cuts planned as $4.5M shortfall looms
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Power restored after short outage in Bend
• Preschool fair Saturday
• Restaurant Guide
• Room-tax collections decline in January
• School board member who shot at vehicle given jail time, probation
• Shark shift: Research changes how we perceive great whites
• Story times, library youth events for March 12-18
• Suspect flees from Redmond traffic stop
• Tell children they’re incredible in a letter
• Trike smart choice for parents
• Walden says no earmarks — what’s it mean for us?
• What would Lil Wayne do with newfound popularity?
• Woman found dead in north Bend died of natural causes

BUSINESS

• Airport catches some rays
• And the Addy award goes to ...
• Business Calendar
• Deal reached on health costs of 9/11 workers
• Dispatches
• Farmers’ water claims kept alive by high court
• Lehman hid borrowing, examiner’s report says
• Les Schwab to pay $2M to settle suit that alleged discrimination
• More kids’ jewelry recalled over cadmium
• More misgivings voiced amid Bend budget woes
• Room-tax collections decline in January
• Seed prices draw farmer ire ... and federal scrutiny
• Senate committee chairman says he will move forward with regulatory legislation
• State warns of scam targeting businesses
• Walden says no earmarks — what’s it mean for us?

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Beavers blow big lead, fall in Pac-10 quarters
• Blazers come back to beat Warriors
• Cougars stay alive
• Cycling
• Double-OT defeat ends Bears' season
• Football
• Golf
• More time to ride
• Plenty of time for some turns
• Screamin' at state
• Sharks make a habit of rallying in win over Predators
• South African takes lead vs. elite field at CA Championship
• Summit loses in quarterfinals
• UO bounced from tourney by Cal, 90-74
• Winter sports
• Woods likely to return at Masters, AP sources say

OBITS

• David Kimche was an Israeli spy and a diplomat
• Former AP reporter and bureau chief John Nance dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Thomas E. Archibald
• William Kenneth "Ken" Strong

NATION & WORLD

• Aftershocks jolt Chile as new leader is sworn in
• Congo's fashionable disguise the daily toil
• Cuomo recuses self from Paterson case
• Darfur rebels say talks have not resumed
• David Kimche was an Israeli spy and a diplomat
• Deal reached on health costs of 9/11 workers
• Experts say recent quakes not a sign of more havoc
• FDR holds first ‘fireside chat’ in 1933
• Forest bill gets warm reception from feds
• Health vote likely without abortion foes
• Lehman hid borrowing, examiner’s report says
• Lexus, Toyota’s luxury brand, appears unscathed by recalls
• More kids’ jewelry recalled over cadmium
• Seed prices draw farmer ire ... and federal scrutiny
• Senate committee chairman says he will move forward with regulatory legislation
• Tight vote tally in Iraq election serves to deepen existing divide

FEATURES

• Congo's fashionable disguise the daily toil
• FDR holds first ‘fireside chat’ in 1933
• Health vote likely without abortion foes

ENTERTAINMENT

• A little help from her friends
• A trio of rootsy bands return to the region
• Aloha, Hawaiian music!
• Art exhibits
• Arts Central plans awards party
• Bend’s sweetheart
• ‘Big Love’ showed too much love to big cast
• Community Arts Day set for Sisters residents
• Congo's fashionable disguise the daily toil
• Just their imagination
• Knobody headlines underground rap tour
• Music in Public Places coming to COCC
• music releases
• New DVD releases
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Pato Banton returns to the Domino Room
• Planning ahead
• Remember Jim Witty at the second Jim Jam
• Sisters welcomes Trombone Shorty
• Stop, pop & roll
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The Phoenix reincarnated
• This St. Patrick’s Day... the choice is yours!
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• The Phoenix reincarnated

OPINION

• How Central Oregonians can help the less fortunate
• Magnet schools get too much ink
• Rep. Wu’s big makeover
• The HUBZone’s biggest problem

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Lexus, Toyota’s luxury brand, appears unscathed by recalls