April 20, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Band leader guilty of embezzlement
• Bend High International Baccalaureate program on track for fall
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Citigroup reports $4.4 billion profit
• County OKs 19th Street project
• Darkness to Light course combats child sex abuse in Southern Oregon
• Drug boss gets 30 years
• Fly like an eagle
• Inking anything and everything
• Logger to pull cars from forest
• Low-income renters get federal aid
• Meet Goose
• News of Record: DEEDS
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Nonaffiliated voters shake up state politics
• Pets calendar
• Playa in the house, and out
• Police: Gresham girl abused for years
• Portland police union president resigns
• Primary likely will decide who speaks for District 55 in Legislature
• Property firm case may top 50 victims
• Roseburg bank robber makes bike getaway
• Section of Third Street closed for repairs
• State police investigating suspicious death on coast
• The Bulletin wants to know about your social media trials
• Thieves told police they were bored
• Third Street closure today
• Third Street to re-open end of day
• Volunteerism unleashed
• Walls rise at new high school in Redmond
• Wash. father, son arrested in pot bust
• Well, shot! Installment 16: Family events

BUSINESS

• Accounting practices unnoticed at Lehman
• Chrysler settles dealership lawsuit
• E. coli tests prompt beef recall
• Fee-weary air travelers get a break — for now
• Forestry building looking green
• GM to repay loans ahead of schedule
• Goldman employees rally around Blankfein
• Hackers breached Google’s password system
• Hoodoo, having set a record for days open, calls it quits
• In the world’s most wired country, Web sites fill a void of entertainment
• Inking anything and everything
• Lilly profit falls on health overhaul
• News of Record: DEEDS
• Property firm case may top 50 victims
• SEC faces difficult path in Goldman case
• Small businesses may qualify for new health care tax credit
• ‘Speed roommating’ events bring cost-cutters together under one roof
• States offering appliance rebates - for the swift
• Toyota agrees to pay fine, recalls Lexus SUV
• Walls rise at new high school in Redmond

SPORTS

• Banged-up Jazz get a road win over Nuggets
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Boxing
• Cheruiyot — not that one! — wins the Boston Marathon, sets new course record
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Equestrians land medals, state bids
• Football
• Get up off your rumps and ride, race, help
• Gymnastics
• Hamlin survives wreck, wins in Texas
• Helping young athletes play THEIR game
• King take lead over Canucks in series
• Major League Baseball
• Mt. Bachelor raises $95,000 for charities
• Multi-sport
• NBA Scoreboard
• New permit required for manually powered boats at Pole Pedal Paddle
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Outlaws stay perfect in Sky-Em
• Panthers take Bend Invite
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rowing
• Rugby
• Scoreboard
• Skiing, snowboarding
• Track & field
• Wrestling

OBITS

• Death notices
• Hazel Maxine Coffelt Spence
• Masterson was expert on personality disorders, narcissism
• Tobacco-growing legend dies in Cuba

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Hazel Maxine Coffelt Spence

NATION & WORLD

• Air Force, in reversal, will discharge lesbian
• Amid criticism, Europe plans to relax ban on air traffic
• Bangkok stands poised for another demonstration
• Bomber strikes near Pakistani political rally
• For cancer, targeted drugs offer hope, but tests unclear
• Forestry building looking green
• Gamble, luck in saving teen shot in chest
• Gun advocates gather in Virginia park
• Iraqi ballots cast in Baghdad to be recounted, panel orders
• Long Island man convicted in hate killing
• Masterson was expert on personality disorders, narcissism
• Mood is troubled as Israel celebrates its 62nd birthday
• Once reluctant, many now embrace part-time jobs
• Rainy season threatens Haitian camps
• Russia threatens to ‘freeze’ U.S. adoptions
• Shuttle landing nixed, rescheduled for today
• South Korean leader vows to find ship culprit
• Stevens, 90, passes all but Holmes
• Teen gunmen kill peers, teacher, selves in 1999
• Tobacco-growing legend dies in Cuba

FEATURES

• April’s a good month for lawn and garden repairs
• Ever tasted yogurt from sheep’s milk?
• Flavor-filled stock makes a tasty soup
• Gamble, luck in saving teen shot in chest
• green * house
• Healthy, tasty avocados abundant, not too costly
• How the iPad could change how we watch TV
• How to help Fido fight fat
• Illinois town conducts gnome census
• Keep bedbugs out of your home after travel
• Mexican chef shares his history with food
• Multilayered masterpiece
• Questions sought on health care reform
• Shabby and chic, showroom and home
• This marinade adds a little kick to steaks
• Volunteerism unleashed

ENTERTAINMENT

• Kendama tournament at Riverfront Plaza
• With Martha’s help, Emeril going strong 20 years on

OPINION

• Birth control
• ‘Broke’ state
• Feed the hungry
• My lost homes
• Stop the dipping
• The Vatican should promote a church that Mary would love
• Use Bend docs
• Wyden deserves Democrats’ votes

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• 2 arrested after police find heroin
• County OKs 19th Street project
• Third Street closure today
• Third Street to re-open end of day