March 22, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A model legacy
• After fight, meth pipe is found at day care
• As Meyer search continues, police suspect foul play
• Bend police tying up ‘details’ in hit-run case
• Business Calendar
• Citigroup announces dividend, stock shift
• College with eye on Sisters needs zoning modification
• Defense to start in ’98 killing of girl, 14
• Generations of smiles
• Kitzhaber requests disaster declaration
• La Pine man, 58, reported missing
• Madras man fatally shot by police
• Marathon, times three
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Nudists oppose allowing limitations on strip clubs
• 3,500 oxycodone pills seized, state police say
• Pit bull stolen after attack is euthanized
• Putting some sparkle in the Bend economy
• Sales of previously owned homes fall
• Sunriver seeks seasonal workers
• Supporters of housing project appeal to lawmakers
• Teen accused of sharing pot cookies at school
• Three Creeks Brewing aims to increase its capacity
• Umatilla depot honors 6 killed in 1944 blast
• Well shot! FIELD TRIP: DOWNTOWN
• Willamette forest will close 132 miles of road
• With Senate vote, jobless benefits bill heads to House

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Citigroup announces dividend, stock shift
• College with eye on Sisters needs zoning modification
• Ex-Googlers have big pull in startup field
• France fines Google for violating its privacy rules
• Putting some sparkle in the Bend economy
• Recession-racked but hungry for organic
• Sales of previously owned homes fall
• Sunriver seeks seasonal workers
• Supporters of housing project appeal to lawmakers
• Three Creeks Brewing aims to increase its capacity

SPORTS

• A face-lift for Phil’s Trailhead?
• Baseball
• Baseball/softball
• Basketball
• Celtics toughen up, pull away late to beat Knicks
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Correction
• Gymnastics
• Marathon, times three
• NBA Scoreboard
• No. 11 seed Gonzaga pulls off upset victory over No. 3 UCLA
• On the Air
• Oregon hangs on to beat Duquesne
• Oregon State adds two new assistant coaches for 2011
• Panthers’ softball splits two games in Medford tourney
• Penguins need shootout to top Red Wings
• Prep Scoreboard
• Pro sports
• Storm split first games of season

OBITS

• Death notices
• Iona Clark
• Pinetop Perkins, boogie-woogie master of Delta blues, dies at 97
• Ralph Mooney, 82, influential country music steel guitarist

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Iona Clark

NATION & WORLD

• A civil war, or fight for democracy?
• DA’s office set to appoint special prosecutor
• Efforts to stabilize crippled plant stall
• Health care law at 1 year: Future is still in question
• Keep car seat facing rear until kid turns 2, group says
• Libyan assault becoming a political jam for Obama
• 4 New York Times journalists released
• Photos of soldiers’ atrocities threaten U.S.-Afghan relations
• Pinetop Perkins, boogie-woogie master of Delta blues, dies at 97
• Poll: 70% of Americans back Libya no-fly zone
• Poll: Public already sick of Congress
• President Arthur outlaws polygamy in 1882
• Ralph Mooney, 82, influential country music steel guitarist
• Seattle police probe misconduct in DUIs
• Supreme Court restores Calif. rape conviction, slaps 9th Circuit
• Texas man gets 1st full face transplant
• Top officials abandoning Yemen leader
• Tripoli hit again as Europe spars over no-fly zone

FEATURES

• A new home for old materials: Demand for discards on the rise
• Considering getting some chickens? Cock-a-doodle-doo your homework
• Gardening at a certain age
• Generations of smiles
• Have your own fish fry
• In New Jersey, greenhouses nurture produce and workers
• In speech, Japan’s emperor comes down to Earth
• Power to the smoke alarm (it takes batteries)
• Recession-racked but hungry for organic
• This sandwich is all grilled up
• To clean cedar shakes, power wash or no?
• Vegan cornbread worth a try
• Welcome to new life in the slow lane
• Wild mushrooms add big flavor to pork

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Big Brian’ is amplified reality entertainment
• Calendar
• Elk foundation marks 25th anniversary
• Friends of NRA to host fundraiser in Bend
• ‘Hobbit’ cameras roll in New Zealand
• Jefferson historical society to host dinner
• La Pine sporting show seeks exhibitors
• Movie Times
• Pianist Williams battles pancreatic cancer
• Sign up for ‘Warrior Bride Awaken’ conference
• Stewart, Nicks tour actually make sense
• With ‘Top Chef’ alum, Syfy is really cooking

OPINION

• Ending funding for family planning will not stop abortion
• Kapka Butte doesn’t answer the demand for sno-parks
• Measure for the prosecution
• Stop idling in nostalgia