February 11, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A year after health law’s passage, states all over the map
• Bend pays for damages from burst water main
• Bend to mull retail in industrial zones
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Dispatches
• Drop ’N Hop welcomes your kids Friday night
• Ferrioli to Europeans: Butt out of wolf preservation debate
• Fired police auditor sues city of Eugene
• Getting the homemade brew out of the garage
• Group seeks to rescue creek from grass
• Kah-Nee-Ta to Highway 26?
• Kitzhaber asking for disaster aid
• Kitzhaber to name agency heads soon
• Lieutenant faces theft, misconduct charges
• Mill reopening to restore half its jobs
• 2 more scenarios to ease class sizes
• Never say never
• News of Record: Police Log
• 3 nights of midweek music
• Northeast Bend home damaged in fire
• Nurses in Prineville vote to keep union
• Police make arrest in Portland robberies
• Preschool, child care fair set Feb. 26
• Restaurant Guide
• Silicone & salable
• Snowboarder rescued Wednesday
• Story placement
• Support for wilderness areas drops in Congress
• Traffic stop leads to arrests in Redmond
• U.S. Forest Service eyes rules to increase control
• Walden targets stimulus oversight
• Woman recovering after contracting rare hantavirus

BUSINESS

• Bend to mull retail in industrial zones
• Business Calendar
• Complaints against airlines rise 25% despite improved services
• Conservative Fed governor to resign
• Dispatches
• Drone test pilot trainee has the right-click stuff
• Getting the homemade brew out of the garage
• Kah-Nee-Ta to Highway 26?
• Kitzhaber asking for disaster aid
• Medical businesses turn to ‘tobacco-free hiring’
• Nurses in Prineville vote to keep union
• Obama says expanding wireless access key to recovery
• Restoration continues at Chan's
• Silicone & salable
• Super-low mortgage rates may be fading into history
• Tyson pays $5.2M to settle bribery case
• U.S. Forest Service eyes rules to increase control
• Walden targets stimulus oversight

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Culver boys fall just short in Tri-River play
• Ducks lose to UCLA, drop to .500
• Earnhardt, Johnson dominate NASCAR media day talk
• Football
• Judge: Parents of hurt wrestler must take teen to see doctors
• Lakers defeat Celtics despite Allen’s record
• Marino, Points atop the leaderboard at Pebble
• NBA Scoreboard
• New Jersey coach hits 600 wins
• On the Air
• OSU shoots poorly, falls to USC in L.A.
• Postseason to start for swimmers, wrestlers
• Scoreboard
• Sloan steps down as coach of Jazz
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Waiting for more snow
• Who’s greedier, the millionaires or billionaires?

OBITS

• Death notices
• Disney animator dies at 97

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan proposal would clamp down on women’s shelters
• Blast kills 5 in Pennsylvania
• Conservative Fed governor to resign
• Drone test pilot trainee has the right-click stuff
• ‘Everything on the line now’ for U.S. as it deals with Egypt
• For Republicans, too, a broad power shift after the elections
• Fury over Mubarak’s refusal to leave
• Judge: Parents of hurt wrestler must take teen to see doctors
• Kitzhaber asking for disaster aid
• Lucy’s feet were made for walking
• Mars orbiter reveals dunes of shifting sand on Mars
• Medical businesses turn to ‘tobacco-free hiring’
• Mubarak resigns, Egyptians rejoice
• Nelson Mandela’s 27-year captivity ends in 1990
• Obama says expanding wireless access key to recovery
• Peace talks for India, Pakistan
• Republican House leaders promise push for more cuts
• Sally Ride: Science must update image to encourage kids
• Seismic stress building up near Chile
• Suicide bomber kills 32 at military school
• Super-low mortgage rates may be fading into history
• Taliban commander directed bombings from Afghan prison
• Tyson pays $5.2M to settle bribery case
• U.S. Forest Service eyes rules to increase control

FEATURES

• Couple’s efforts have found homes for thousands of Chinese orphans
• Getting the homemade brew out of the garage
• How much ‘wrestling' is OK with a toddler?
• Medical businesses turn to ‘tobacco-free hiring’
• Nelson Mandela’s 27-year captivity ends in 1990
• Nurses in Prineville vote to keep union
• Woman recovering after contracting rare hantavirus

ENTERTAINMENT

• A colorful tale
• Art exhibits
• Busdriver
• Del the Funky Homosapien
• Dusu Mali brings African sound to Bend
• Experience Alice’s wonderland in Blu-ray
• Family Calendar
• Famous tale gets gnomed
• Haaby concert to benefit Summit band
• Innovation Theatre presents ‘Spin Cycle’
• Join Jackson, Jones in philosophical debate in film ‘The Sunset Limited’
• Loud local bands at Players, Grover’s
• Lucy’s feet were made for walking
• Music releases
• 3 nights of midweek music
• ‘Nixon in China’ at Regal Old Mill
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Practice makes perfect
• Restoration continues at Chan's
• Story times, library youth events for Feb. 11-17
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The road to madness
• Under one roof
• Upcoming concerts
• Wallowa festival seeks art submissions

RESTAURANTS

• Practice makes perfect

OPINION

• A weapon lesson
• Jefferson treasurer responds to commissioners’ allegations
• Keep concealed handgun licenses open to public
• More school names should honor people
• Problem is dog owners
• Story placement
• Taxes and revenue

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• For cassette decks, play time is over