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March 12, 2011
LOCAL & STATE
A park of their own
Anatomy of a tsunami
5 arrested, 12 pounds of marijuana seized
Bend store to recycle old electronics, plastics
Crescent City, Calif., takes the brunt on our coast
Deadline nears on home CO alarms
Increasing its range
Japanese students visiting Bend hear of devastation
Lawmakers propose 4-day workweek for state employees
Miners eager to get to snowbound basin
Murderer transferred to Bend
News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
People on the move
Police seek leads on missing Bend woman
Religion in Brief
Road work continues around Central Oregon
Salem mulls tax credit for growing food in gardens
Tribal police seek more authority from state
BUSINESS
A park of their own
China’s consumer prices rise sharply
Community Calendar
Fancy feathers
Fed’s Dudley encouraged by job growth in February
Increasing its range
Obama defends energy policy
OPEC: Oil supply may fall in second quarter on outages
People on the move
Retail sales up 1 percent in February
Sahara hotel-casino in Las Vegas to close in May
Salem mulls tax credit for growing food in gardens
SPORTS
After labor talks fail, union opts for decertification
Auto racing
Basketball
Beavers earn shutout at home
Bend High loses to Benson in semifinals
Bend skier 53rd in men’s World Cup race
Bobcats end Blazers’ road win streak at seven games
Caps run win streak to seven
Cougars bow out with consolation defeat
Cycling
Football
For once, the players are the ones with leverage
German wins GS; Vonn narrows gap for overall title
Madras takes third at state
Mahan loses his cushion, but keeps lead at Doral
Pros to tee off golf season at Kah-Nee-Ta
UCLA, Stanford reach women’s Pac-10 final
Washington rolls past Oregon, into Pac-10 final
Wildcats reach Pac-10 final
Winter sports
OBITS
Brittain, who reshaped Bankers Trust, dies at 88
Fraud prosecutor Gillespie dies at 100
George Gyorgyfalvy
CENTRAL OREGON OBITS
George Gyorgyfalvy
NATION & WORLD
China’s consumer prices rise sharply
Fed’s Dudley encouraged by job growth in February
Gadhafi forces gain momentum, ground
Japan’s strict codes seen as lifesavers
Ketcham’s ‘Dennis the Menace’ debuts in 1951
Massive devastation as more quakes rock Japan In the path of a killer wave
Obama defends energy policy
OPEC: Oil supply may fall in second quarter on outages
Retail sales up 1 percent in February
Sahara hotel-casino in Las Vegas to close in May
Senate GOP leader pushes Obama on entitlements
Spreading the Gospel inside the university frat system
With Libya revolt losing ground, youth will serve, or at least try
Worries escalate over damaged nuclear plant
FEATURES
Annual Jim Jam set to take over the Moon
Increasing its range
Ketcham’s ‘Dennis the Menace’ debuts in 1951
Murderer transferred to Bend
Religion in Brief
Salem mulls tax credit for growing food in gardens
Spreading the Gospel inside the university frat system
ENTERTAINMENT
Annual Jim Jam set to take over the Moon
Another benefit for Redmond’s Jim Bull
Community Calendar
Fancy feathers
Laugh again with ‘Laugh-In’
Meet Harry and Lola
Movie Times
‘Tosh.0’ finds laughs, cash for network
OPINION
Apology in order
Educators pay a share
Encouraging crime
From the Archives
Light goes out on early workouts
Republicans grab for attention
Simple fix for bad roads
War does not work; we need other solutions
ROADS & TRAFFIC
Road work continues around Central Oregon