April 03, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Attorneys vie for seat on Deschutes court
• Bend man charged with attempted murder
• Bill boosts research on wave energy
• Downtown graffiti results in one arrest
• Former Juniper Ridge planners sue Bend
• Forum to discuss role of judges
• Grange is born again
• Hospitalized man charged in shootout
• Jackson County eyes veterans center
• Kulongoski makes one more call for kicker reform
• Medium-security Deer Ridge unit won’t open soon
• Mike Morgan, at watch on Sisters government
• Mmmmmm, chocolate
• Murphy Road to close
• New state law removes cap on government deposits at credit unions
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Packing it on before it melts
• People on the Move
• Power line for wind project could disturb sage grouse
• Prineville police plan pedestrian patrols
• Redmond man arrested in drug case
• Religion In Brief
• Some of Epic’s jobs might remain
• TriMet adding cameras at rail stations

BUSINESS

• Allstate boosts CEO pay as stock drops
• Companies add 162,000 jobs in all sectors of the economy
• For fake hips, no guarantees, price tags in the thousands
• Former Juniper Ridge planners sue Bend
• Government to seek coverage for uninsured
• Insurance CEO’s pay up ahead of rate hike
• iPad could indelibly change publishing
• Judge deals a blow to SEC’s Qwest case
• Medium-security Deer Ridge unit won’t open soon
• Mmmmmm, chocolate
• New state law removes cap on government deposits at credit unions
• Pension funds still waiting for that big payoff from private equity
• People on the Move
• Pilots OK’d to take antidepressants
• Power line for wind project could disturb sage grouse
• Screening plan for air travel wins tentative praise
• Some of Epic’s jobs might remain
• Valuable internship or just free labor?

SPORTS

• A boring Final Four? Hardly
• A gravely ill Butler alumnus joins his team
• Butler to see if home is sweet in Final Four
• Correction
• Foul weather scrubs events
• Ginobili torches Magic for 43 in Spurs’ victory
• Grabner’s hat trick sends Canucks into playoffs
• Huggins, Krzyzewski return for shot at title
• Kim seeks first LPGA win
• Lakers sign Bryant to 3-year extension
• Late birdies lift Molder to lead
• Lunging for record - and some funds
• Mariners are primed for breakout season in AL West
• NBA Scoreboard
• Olympian flops into town
• On the Air
• Pedaling miracles
• Roddick edges Nadal in Key Biscayne semis
• Scoreboard
• Summit targets IMC, state titles
• Tiger’s return at Masters to provide some great theater
• 17 years later, Hopkins and Jones meet again

OBITS

• Dapper John Forsythe of ‘Dynasty’ dies at 92
• David Mills, 48, screenwriter for ‘The Wire’ and ‘NYPD Blue’
• Death notices
• Guitar great Herb Ellis dies at 88
• Hannon, former Oregon senator, dies at 66
• Kit Horn, 80, helped popularize surfing
• Sally Marie Knight Montgomery

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Sally Marie Knight Montgomery

NATION & WORLD

• By phone, Karzai tries to clarify his diatribe
• For aspiring imam, lessons in tolerance
• Government to seek coverage for uninsured
• In Iraq, Sadrists flex new muscle
• In Swat, military footprint endures
• Judge deals a blow to SEC’s Qwest case
• Lawyers claim Vatican knew of former Miami priest’s past
• One of Moscow bombers reportedly a teen widow
• Pilots OK’d to take antidepressants
• Pope’s preacher: Accusations akin to anti-Semitism
• Robert Ford shoots Jesse James in 1882
• Ruse used in arrest of militia leaders
• Screening plan for air travel wins tentative praise
• Thai minister sees snags for protesters
• Thousands of vets miss on better benefits

FEATURES

• For aspiring imam, lessons in tolerance
• For fake hips, no guarantees, price tags in the thousands
• Government to seek coverage for uninsured
• Grange is born again
• Insurance CEO’s pay up ahead of rate hike
• Lawyers claim Vatican knew of former Miami priest’s past
• Mmmmmm, chocolate
• People on the Move
• Pilots OK’d to take antidepressants
• Pope’s preacher: Accusations akin to anti-Semitism
• Religion In Brief
• Robert Ford shoots Jesse James in 1882
• Thousands of vets miss on better benefits

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Events Calendar
• Episode of Discovery show ‘Life’ filmed near Klamath Falls
• Hudson becomes Weight Watchers rep
• Ivanka Trump’s accused stalker freed
• Jefferson County Historical society to host annual dinner fundraiser
• Movie Times
• Sheen will leave ‘Two and a Half Men’
• Source: Merkerson leaving ‘Law & Order’

OPINION

• Health care failure
• John Kroger’s latest crusade
• Name-calling
• Obama’s intentions
• Ridiculous situation
• Spendthrift Oregon