January 18, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Business Calendar
• City forms road, sewer deal with developers
• Communications tower appealed
• Correction
• Corrections
• Crating adult dog with bladder issues better than the alternative
• Domestic violence deaths on the rise
• Farmers, ranchers hopeful for a price rebound in 2011
• FEMA to give schools $11.2M after flood
• High-energy Emma loves snow
• Honey in need of sweet home
• New federal law lets tribes extend leases
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log
• Oregon National Guard raises bar for new recruits
• Pets Calendar
• Portland turns off unfiltered water
• St. Charles funding medical supplies for schools
• State, region hold steady
• Storms bring minor flooding
• Walden calls for Bowman changes
• Well, shoot! Field trip: Look closer in the mountains
• Woman ran for half mile to report car crash

BUSINESS

• Airbus gets boost with Virgin order
• At Toshiba, a pioneer for women in the work force
• Boeing resumes test flights of its 787
• City forms road, sewer deal with developers
• Creating spaces for entertainment
• Does it really matter if those electronic devices are left on?
• Ex-Swiss banker gives data to WikiLeaks
• Facebook relaxes rules for app developers
• Farmers, ranchers hopeful for a price rebound in 2011
• FCC expected to OK Comcast-NBC deal
• Glaxo takes $3.4B charge to cover legal problems
• Goldman changes course on Facebook
• International tourism up in 2010
• Modifying mortgages key to Merkley’s housing plan
• News of Record: Deeds
• Online pay model for newspapers promising
• Startup distributor has vision for selling eyeglasses online
• State, region hold steady
• Support grows for larger rescue fund for euro zone
• Target, Walgreens expand to include grocery aisles
• The case for buying a new computer
• UBS relaxes dress code for bankers after being ridiculed
• What’s in your bank statement may surprise you

SPORTS

• Ahead of swap day, Upton and Rays settle
• Basketball
• Behind Aldridge’s 37 points, Blazers beat Timberwolves
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Correction
• First step of ‘Rafa Slam’
• Football
• Golf
• Horse racing
• Lay groundwork with your horse during winter
• Multisport
• Nadal, Murray advance to second round
• NASCAR may scrap points system for 2011 racing season
• No. 1's are out as sixth seeds illustrate parity
• Running
• Seattle looks to move forward after playoff run
• Second-period goal lifts Stars to win over Kings
• Snow sports
• Soccer
• 19-0 start leads Pittsburgh over Syracuse
• Suh’s job is football, she takes care of the rest
• Track and field
• Want to learn alpine skiing and other winter sports?
• Welcome to Winter Wonderland: Alpine skiing

OBITS

• Alberta Ferguson Woerz
• Death notices
• Environmentalist dies at 75
• Former soldier of fortune dies at 72
• Louis Joseph Najera
• Playwright Romulus Linney dies at 80
• Rosalie Pezzopane
• Rosetta K. Ashton

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alberta Ferguson Woerz
• Death notices
• Louis Joseph Najera
• Rosalie Pezzopane
• Rosetta K. Ashton

NATION & WORLD

• Brazilian troops aid victims of mudslides
• Century-old scotch back from Antarctic
• China’s stake in U.S. business isn’t as big as you might think
• Doctors: Giffords is responding well to skull surgery
• Duvalier’s return fuels fears of deeper political crisis
• Environmentalist dies at 75
• For Chinese leader’s visit, Obama plans a bolder tack
• Former soldier of fortune dies at 72
• GOP officials step down, citing climate of anger
• Hard-core gaming may increase risk of depression, other woes
• In a tough economy, new focus on career training
• Israel’s Barak breaks with Labor Party, chooses Netanyahu
• Ivory Coast leader leans on banks, companies for cash
• King’s peace legacy praised after shootings
• Lebanon delays talks on new government
• Modifying mortgages key to Merkley’s housing plan
• Nation’s capital drifts farther away from Dixie
• Pakistan’s failure to hit militants has a silver lining for the U.S.
• Peru’s ex-president pulls ahead in polls
• Playwright Romulus Linney dies at 80
• Sale of pre-sliced bread banned in 1943
• Stoning sentence may be dropped
• Tunisia unveils new government

FEATURES

• A little saffron can shine
• At Home With ... nordic skiers Dan and Kelly Simoneau
• Book nurtures gardeners’ skills
• Calendar
• Did you know? Flip the switch on some lighting knowledge
• Doctors: Giffords is responding well to skull surgery
• Fazzoletti: Italian for easy, fresh pasta
• Keeping alive a cuisine rooted in America's past
• Keeping warm with wood? Garden could benefit, too
• Local, homemade or from a truck: what’s cooking in food for 2011
• Plan now so you can plant in spring
• Power to the cauliflower
• St. Charles funding medical supplies for schools
• Where does your home waste energy?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Creating spaces for entertainment
• Daryl Hannah rides with Oregon police
• Help local CAN Cancer project win $50K
• Movie Times
• Owen Wilson is a new dad
• Scrapbooking event to benefit Jireh Project
• Spy Dubai: Next Bond novel has Gulf setting
• ‘The Game’ is a winner, helped by BET loyalists

OPINION

• A Wild and Scenic burden for state
• Angry left
• Good dog owners
• Reid vs. the people
• Save the market
• The U.S. needs to cultivate a reverence for education
• Vote for mayor
• What budget deficit?