April 27, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Albany man arraigned on child porn charges
• Army: Lost Creek Reservoir may not fill
• Bend police arrest more robbery suspects
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Cascade Bancorp talks future direction with shareholders
• Chamber survey shows most Bend businesses think city is indifferent
• Clackamas deputies rescue stuck deer
• Commission hopefuls to speak at forum
• Company: Mine clear of gases before blast
• Eugene police search suit settled
• Fair officials working for better year
• Governor names state poet laureate
• Health department to receive award
• Jefferson, Crook courts to digitize case records
• Judge denies Sawyers’ request for passports
• Local soldiers heading to Iraq
• Lost & rarely found
• Make your life easy and consider these pet door options
• Missing Port Orford woman’s body found
• News of Record: DEEDS
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Officer Exonerated
• OHSU medical students aid homeless with health needs
• Pair indicted in girl’s death
• Police seeking suspect in Bend hit and run
• Practice pays off for Sisters quartet
• Prosecutors ask Reed College to crack down on drugs after 2 students OD
• Video from bus that struck 5 given to Portland police
• Voter registration deadline is today

BUSINESS

• Bill to reform finance industry blocked by GOP
• Cascade Bancorp talks future direction with shareholders
• Chamber survey shows most Bend businesses think city is indifferent
• Confidence in Greece sinks again
• Cremation gaining as a less costly funeral choice
• Epic Air under scrutiny of FBI
• For athletes, practice that's all in the thumbs
• Goldman faces new mortgage allegations
• Homebuyer credit seen as successful but cost-ineffective
• Ionizing water for wellness
• Make hay, but first a barn
• News of Record: DEEDS
• Offshore wind farm could have big impact
• Police raid the home of blogger who leaked new iPhone
• Survey: Companies plan to hire more
• Verizon drops plan to offer Nexus One
• Wal-Mart gender case cleared for trial

SPORTS

• A different ride
• Altman set to take over as Oregon's coach
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Baseball’s "neighborhood’ is a lot smaller these days
• Basketball
• Behind hot bench, Suns take a 3-2 lead over Blazers
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Duathlon
• Football
• Magic complete sweep of Bobcats
• Major League Baseball
• Makeover in store for the Cascade Classic in ’10
• Mountain biking
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Predators knocked from playoffs by Blackhawks
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rugby
• Scoreboard
• Sisters falls to Marist in extra innings
• Soccer
• Softball
• Storm top field for victory at Tetherow Challenge
• UO hires athletics finance director
• Wrestling coach featured guest at OSU gathering

OBITS

• Death notices
• Education advocate, 75, dies of cancer in Spokane
• Former Golden State Warriors owner dies at 89
• Paul Schaefer, notorious preacher, dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Attack in Yemen misses British envoy
• Court bans candidates, increasing Iraqi turmoil
• Education advocate, 75, dies of cancer in Spokane
• Far from Russia, a 2nd chance for adoptees
• Former Golden State Warriors owner dies at 89
• Furor grows as legal challenge to Arizona immigrant law weighed
• Future pope tried to get more complete abuse case inquiry
• Haiku-inspiring
• High court to enter fight over violent video games
• Is American Sign Language a foreign language?
• Israel halts building in east Jerusalem
• Meat prices seen to rise on demand, less supply Food groups oppose BPA ban in pending food-safety bill
• Most support financial reform, poll shows
• Oil continues to pour into gulf
• Paul Schaefer, notorious preacher, dies
• Pope excommunicates Queen Elizabeth in 1570
• Rumors of wolves have some in Colorado howling
• SEC heeds one man’s alerts from Iowa, too late for many
• Sudan leader re-elected despite war crimes charges
• Thai king speaks on TV but avoids talk of unrest
• To beat the heat, consider a slushy, study says

FEATURES

• A roof leak recurs; source is still a mystery
• A Southern favorite that can be enjoyed anywhere: Bring on the banana pudding
• A timeless look, quarried in Italy
• Boneless shouldn’t mean blandness
• Deck do-over: Hire a pro or do it yourself?
• From green to ripe, mangoes do it all
• ‘Frontline’: Vaccinations a hot debate still burning
• Getting rid of ants can be a challenge
• Gifts for mom the gardener
• Ionizing water for wellness
• Lamb: No special occasion required
• ‘Locked’ up: Hair style can indicate social, religious or fashion choice
• Lost & rarely found
• Making créme fraîche can be a smooth move
• Pad Thai - mostly flexible and quite accommodating
• Raising worms an easy, green gardening task
• Reduce cleanup and energy use with arroz con pollo
• Rhododendron species are sweet spring beauties
• Skip paraffin in old recipes
• Virtuous dessert
• Your travel options: no longer just hotels, though rates are falling

ENTERTAINMENT

• Chili cooks needed for charity cook-off
• Community Center receives $9,449 grant
• ‘Frontline’: Vaccinations a hot debate still burning
• Movie Times
• Presentation kicks off quilt documentation
• Sagebrush Classic scheduled for July
• Waldorf ‘May Faire’ festival on Saturday
• Why so little love for the Midwest on TV?

OPINION

• A good bill
• Ashby for judge
• Donkey shoes
• GOP should back Dudley in primary
• Health breakthrough
• They climb down
• What will liberals say about Florida candidate Allen West?