April 25, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Allure of the area
• Birth Announcements
• Calendar
• Car shopping? New might be a better deal than something used
• Crash near Chemult injures 2 La Pine men
• Disc brakes are better; drum brakes cheaper
• Female executives join to help each other
• For its anniversary, Infiniti gives us a grown-up gift
• Harding — Marra
• Hunt — Black
• Investigation into spending adds spice to treasurer race
• $18.5M Scouts ruling could be 1st of several
• Making ‘green’ your policy if disaster strikes your home
• Morrow — Scevers
• News of Record: DEEDS
• Prineville performs some ‘chess moves’ to protect itself from steelhead liability
• Remote Oregon counties prep for pot-growing season
• Uphill fight as timber payments fade away
• Voters must register by Tuesday
• Woman unlocks history buried in 4,200 graves
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Allure of the area
• Analysts’ advice for Goldman: Cut losses
• Eye on Greece, finance leaders to attack debt
• Farmers seek better prices in the face of a wheat glut
• Female executives join to help each other
• 6-figure cell phones? What’s all the fuss?
• Getting clarity on the murky world of derivatives
• Making ‘green’ your policy if disaster strikes your home
• News of Record: DEEDS
• 25% of nonprofits lose tax breaks soon
• Oil leaking at rig blast site
• Tips for increasing sales in a global market
• 30-year rates steady

SPORTS

• American Oudin rallies past Russian in Fed Cup semifinals
• Baseball
• Bears sweep Storm, still lead in IMC
• Bohn takes lead before darkness halts third round of Zurich Classic
• Horse racing
• Major League Baseball
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 18 Oregon loses to USC in extra innings
• OSU falls to Washington State for sixth loss in seven games
• Over-50 set is keeping up with the young guys
• Penguins finish off Senators
• Poor weather cancels all the Saturday action at Talladega
• Prep Scoreboard
• Racing for Becca
• Reports indicate Creighton’s Altman hired at Oregon
• Roy returns to lead Blazers over Suns; series tied at two
• Skins’ QB Campbell dealt to Raiders on final day of draft
• Summit sweeps
• Thunder roll past Lakers
• Tillamook golfers having a blast in Central Oregon
• Track and field
• Trainer is feeling ‘Lucky' as Derby is nearing
• White Buffs, Cowgirls split IMC softball doubleheader

OBITS

• Architect John Warnecke designed Kennedy grave
• Author C.K. Prahalad, proponent of poor as consumers
• Death notices
• Kathryn Irene Chadbourne
• Robert Hicks was a leader in armed civil rights group

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Kathryn Irene Chadbourne

NATION & WORLD

• Abbas calls on Obama to impose peace deal
• Architect John Warnecke designed Kennedy grave
• As U.S. shrugs, Bosnia lurches toward disaster
• Author C.K. Prahalad, proponent of poor as consumers
• Democratic seats once thought safe up for grabs
• 6 financial fixes that go past reform
• For an aging population, care from aging workers
• German cartographer names continent ‘America’ in 1507
• Getting clarity on the murky world of derivatives
• Goldman cited ‘serious’ profit from crisis
• Graham pushes immigration, climate bills to brink of collapse
• Hamas fights charges it is too moderate
• High court contender could face liberal resistance
• Mistreatment and neglect in Army’s trauma care units
• 2 mob museums in Vegas. Will someone get hurt?
• News leaks out on North Korean succession process and likely heir
• No new ideas to end Thai political crisis
• Obama marks genocide without saying the word
• 25% of nonprofits lose tax breaks soon
• Robert Hicks was a leader in armed civil rights group
• States warn of ‘Obamacare’ scams
• 7th broadcaster killed in Honduras
• Tips for increasing sales in a global market
• Tornadoes Tear up south
• Walden seeks 7th term, with Democrat opposing

FEATURES

• Agritourism returns us to farming roots
• Ecuador offers much to armchair naturalists
• For its anniversary, Infiniti gives us a grown-up gift
• In the wild, with tent and tablecloth
• Kinder, gentler religious skeptics finding kindred spirits on campus
• News of Record: Reunions, youth notes
• Priestess of the night
• Wedding couple boldly goes where no one has gone before
• Why are we seduced by celebrity home wreckers?

ENTERTAINMENT

• All made up, ready to proceed
• Best-sellers
• Charity auction to aid Deschutes restoration
• Cops who deliver a bang for the buck
• Dispose of expired medications safely
• Get tickets now for Redmond concerts
• ‘Help' author a hot ticket
• Jewelry sale to benefit Feed the Hungry
• Movie Times
• ‘Reckless’ is a flawed but fresh financial thriller
• Scarred characters find hope in ‘Alone With You’
• The political power of a book
• Town hall to address four-year university
• Vampire tourism

OPINION

• Cut spending and debt
• Everybody just loves a winner
• Female executives join to help each other
• Frivolous spending
• Goldman’s non-scandal is the least of our worries
• Insurance help on the way
• Kitzhaber best choice for Dems
• Malicious charges against the innocent are everywhere in Iraq
• The old war is back with a fury
• Time for change
• U.S. needed health reform
• What about Deer Ridge?
• What’s happening with Israel?
• When losing a job runs in the family

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Car shopping? New might be a better deal than something used
• Disc brakes are better; drum brakes cheaper
• For its anniversary, Infiniti gives us a grown-up gift