March 19, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A nesting neighbor
• Alleged dishonesty may get 911 chief fired
• BAT to merge into regional transit system
• Bend UGB hearings begin
• Bulletin seeks summer camp information
• Business Calendar
• Changes to Oregon's 529 college savings plan are touted
• Chimps Inc. founder now says attacks have taken place
• Deschutes deputy shot during training
• Deschutes sheriff on ‘Talk of the Town’
• Details released in accidental deputy shooting
• Dispatches Dispatches
• 2 drug arrests made in Prineville
• Family Calendar
• Fire damages barn southeast of Bend
• Fired teacher remains on Jacksonville council
• Girl, 4, missing in southwest Oregon
• Heart of $326M ad campaign: Send in the form
• Inside & out
• Kids recognize brands at even younger age
• Man arrested after altercation
• Missing girl found safe
• Museum exhibit highlights dangerous Columbia River bar
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Number of homeless is up by 7% in region
• Oregon public health director named
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Porsche takes top spot in dependability study
• Racketeering suspect asks for reduction in $500,000 bail
• Restaurant guide
• Southern Oregon mills hiring after Chile quake
• Story times, library youth events for March 19-25
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The world is my oyster, if I try hard enough
• Toyota resisted '07 safety findings, escaped major recall

BUSINESS

• A new chapter for Barnes & Noble
• Bend UGB hearings begin
• Business Calendar
• Changes to Oregon's 529 college savings plan are touted
• Company pitches mini-reactor model
• Consumer price index steady in February
• Dispatches Dispatches
• FedEx quarterly profit more than doubles
• In a reversal, Germany says Greece should turn to IMF
• Jobless claims continue to decline
• Klamath irrigation is cut more than half to help fish
• Lawsuit over YouTube heats up
• Recall
• Sears, Kmart to post job openings on Twitter
• Universal to test lower price on CDs

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Armstrong riled by Kornheiser’s rant
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend skier places ninth in Paralympics
• Boxing
• C.O. firefighters climb stairs for good cause
• Cross-country, with a twist
• Figure skating
• Football
• Hockey
• Hoop stars know how to play all the angles
• In a day of upsets, Big East is the big loser
• Magic waste lead, beat Heat in OT
• Mixed martial arts
• NBA Scoreboard
• Ohio stuns Georgetown in tournament opener
• On the Air
• Paralympics
• Sisters softball knocks off Mountain View
• Sponsor’s exemption leads at PGA Tour tourney
• Summit starts defense of state title with victory over Redmond
• Tennis
• Vancouver hangs on to take 3-2 win over San Jose

OBITS

• Death notices
• Eleanor Martha Elvebak
• Fess Parker, TV’s Davy Crockett, dies at 85
• Hazel Lucille Moorman
• Marjorie Saukkonen Atherton

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Eleanor Martha Elvebak
• Hazel Lucille Moorman
• Marjorie Saukkonen Atherton

NATION & WORLD

• Alzheimer drug test result may be delayed
• Clinton’s Moscow trip shows Iran rift
• Democrats gain with cost promise
• Doctor says he warned pope’s ex-archdiocese about priest
• Health reform forecast carries big uncertainties
• IED attacks soaring in Afghanistan
• In a reversal, Germany says Greece should turn to IMF
• In China's north, a host of mummies veiled in mystery
• Jobless claims continue to decline
• Porsche takes top spot in dependability study
• President Bush orders start of Iraq war in 2003
• Questions rise as schools rely on suspensions
• Recall
• Toyota resisted '07 safety findings, escaped major recall
• U.N. rejects export ban on bluefin tuna

FEATURES

• Alzheimer drug test result may be delayed
• Democrats gain with cost promise
• Doctor says he warned pope’s ex-archdiocese about priest
• Drastic tantrum times call for drastic time outs
• Health reform forecast carries big uncertainties
• President Bush orders start of Iraq war in 2003

ENTERTAINMENT

• A new chapter for Barnes & Noble
• ‘Alice in Wonderland,’ again and again on DVD
• Art exhibits
• Bend church hosts Christian pop stars
• ‘Bobby Gould’ play coming back for more
• Catch live music under the Silver Moon
• Fess Parker, TV’s Davy Crockett, dies at 85
• Find out where the locals are playing
• For Haiti ...
• In China's north, a host of mummies veiled in mystery
• Keep St. Pat’s alive with The Irish Rovers
• More pub theater coming to Bend
• Music releases
• Mystical elements
• New DVD & Blu-Ray releases
• No big waves
• On local screens
• Out Of the Ordinary
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• ‘Reaper’s’ Labine returns in ‘Sons of Tucson’
• Reception tonight at PoetHouse Art
• Technical prowess
• The stuff dreams are made of
• This week
• Universal to test lower price on CDs
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• No big waves

OPINION

• Americans can move forward by creating dynamic dialogue
• Corporations win
• 5-day week
• Furlough Friday for The Bulletin editorial page
• Obama is scary
• School leadership

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• BAT to merge into regional transit system
• Porsche takes top spot in dependability study
• Toyota resisted '07 safety findings, escaped major recall