March 28, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bank failures prompt city of Redmond to consider backup plan
• Births
• Cadillac CTS-V: GM’s new attitude, in a fun package
• Calendar
• Calls can leave Bend Fire tapped
• Check gauge accuracy before changing your vehicle’s thermostat
• Deschutes plans cuts at juvenile detention center
• 911 director, report give another side to inquiry
• Even if you’re homeless, you can still enjoy a picnic
• Fun & fashion
• Hello my name is
• Hiker’s deadly fall believed accidental
• Hit hard by economy, area transit seeks slice of $100M
• Hiya!
• Juvenile jail’s strip searches go too far, judge says
• Kitzhaber’s campaign takes the green route with emissions credits
• Knutz — Sells
• Landry — DuPont
• National Guard gets serious about stumps
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon agency’s overspending means students may go without scholarships
• Students’ civics lessons applied to citizens-to-be
• Washington man hurt in boat explosion
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Consumer confidence steady for March
• Ding! Mail. OMG! It's Steve Jobs.
• Foreign rail companies eye U.S.
• Hello my name is
• Hit hard by economy, area transit seeks slice of $100M
• Japan’s economy rebounds in February
• Leaving Reaganomics behind
• 2nd strike begins at British Airways
• News of Record: Deeds
• Power lines head for water, aiming to avoid opposition
• Rush is on to be first in designing iPad apps
• Yelp, other Web reviews leave a mark on businesses

SPORTS

• American League season preview
• Baseball
• Beavers’ winning streak snapped at home
• Butler heading home after beating K-State
• Cycling
• Ducks fall to Wildcats for second loss in conference
• Els heads to final round with a one-stroke lead
• Figure skating
• Glitches crash Bachelor's party
• Hornets eliminated as Blazers cruise to victory
• Horse racing
• National League season preview
• National title might close Klug’s career in snowboarding
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Outlaws win two games at own softball tourney
• Pavin jumps to lead after shooting 63
• Prep Scoreboard
• Second-period goals help lead Sharks over Canucks
• Storm are set to defend their Class 5A state title
• Tennessee sent packing by Baylor
• UO names interim athletics director
• Vols hope to get where Spartans have been
• West Virginia reaches Final Four
• With Duke as example, Baylor now faces No. 1 seed Blue Devils

OBITS

• Charles (Chuck) E. Nelson
• Death notices
• Donald McRae Beake
• Eloise Mendieta Smith
• Stan Parris served 6 terms as congressman

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles (Chuck) E. Nelson
• Death notices
• Donald McRae Beake
• Eloise Mendieta Smith

NATION & WORLD

• A Muslim-American battles on friendly ground
• Agencies suspect Iran of building atomic sites
• Doctrine, not priests, concerned Benedict when he was archbishop
• For India’s newly rich, limousines aren’t enough for bride, groom
• Frustrated youngsters adrift in bad economy
• Governors clash with AGs over health law
• Haiti’s concrete buildings proved anything but
• In 1979, Three Mile Island is site of America’s worst nuclear accident
• Infamous Congo rebel group kills hundreds, takes more
• Landmarks, cities around world unplug for Earth Hour
• North Korea appears not to blame in sinking of South’s ship
• Power lines head for water, aiming to avoid opposition
• Stan Parris served 6 terms as congressman
• TSA nominee is mum on disability, cites defense work in withdrawing
• U.S. deaths up in Afghanistan
• Washington Week
• With no job, plenty of time for tea party

FEATURES

• Cadillac CTS-V: GM’s new attitude, in a fun package
• Enjoy site while you summit Haleakala
• Hiya!
• New studies shed light on seniors and swine flu
• News of Record: Reunions,
• The best fish house in Maui
• The long push for health care reform

ENTERTAINMENT

• Anne Perry loses thread in twisty tale
• Banks too big to fail will spark new crisis, authors argue
• Best-sellers
• Donor to match VIM contributions
• Favorite television series returning, especially in the crime department
• Movie Times
• Ron Rash immerses himself in lives of mountain dwellers just scraping by
• Share your Easter egg event with us
• Spilling beyond South by Southwest’s main courses
• The secret life of Abe Lincoln
• Will porn, PETA be octomom’s saviors?

OPINION

• A step forward in arms control
• A taxing habit
• Cell phone safety
• Going to Idaho
• Help the hungry in our region by becoming a volunteer
• Is it go easy or go for broke, Obama?
• Leaving Reaganomics behind
• Oregon needs work on reading
• Rep. John Dingell’s health-care moment
• Saving the Google students from themselves
• Tea party without the nuts
• The face of America is changing
• Time for impeachment

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cadillac CTS-V: GM’s new attitude, in a fun package
• Check gauge accuracy before changing your vehicle’s thermostat