April 02, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Construction set for Reed Market Road
• Day care operator faces assault charges
• Drop off your unwanted paint at ReStore site
• Fired prosecutors sue DA
• Flaherty target of anonymous ethics complaint
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• No plea deal for Bend man in fraud case
• Public to be excluded from contract negotiations
• Religion in Brief
• Road closures across Central Oregon
• Shortfall projection based on numbers that will change, budget chief says
• Solar program slots fill in 5 minutes
• Suspect acquitted in death of girl, 14
• Teen accused of killing missing Portland girl
• Volunteers needed for highway clean-up
• 2 Warm Springs officers on leave as FBI probes fatal shooting
• 2 wines feature regional grapes

BUSINESS

• An ‘interesting' snow year, with much of it at the end
• Authentic Japanese dinner to benefit Red Cross
• Coal’s terrible quarter can’t stop gas push
• Drugmaker cuts price of pre-term drug
• FDA proposal would require calorie info from chains, not theaters
• Getting on track
• Jobless rate at lowest level in 2 years
• Jobs growth could stump Obama’s critics
• Mission accomplished, nonprofits close up shop
• Public to be excluded from contract negotiations
• Shortfall projection based on numbers that will change, budget chief says
• Solar program slots fill in 5 minutes
• Spending deal close, Obama says, but Boehner is not as optimistic
• Struggling Portugal holds a bond sale
• 2 wines feature regional grapes

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Swim Club to hold tryouts all next week
• Blazers end Thunder’s five-game win streak
• BYU’s Fredette, Notre Dame’s Brey receive AP awards
• Calhoun, Calipari never really see eye to eye
• Correction
• Cougs beat Storm in game with 33 runs
• Cycling
• Free boat safety inspections April 16
• Getting defensive the goal for Rams and Bulldogs
• Hamlin, Johnson have Martinsville figured out
• Jim Seymour, star receiver at Notre Dame
• La Pine wins Sky-Em League contest with five-inning no-hitter
• Mancuso wins third straight GS title at U.S. Championships
• National League roundup
• Olympics
• Oregon falls to No. 5 Arizona State
• Oregon tops Creighton for CBI title
• OSU routed in Pac-10 opener
• Panthers hope to lead area teams making a playoff push
• prep Scoreboard
• Sailing
• Shootout goal lifts Blackhawks to victory over Blue Jackets
• Short game lifts Lewis to lead
• Tennis

OBITS

• Almena Lomax, activist who launched L.A. Tribune, dies
• Henry Taub, 83, founded Automatic Data Processing as a 21-year-old
• Jim Seymour, star receiver at Notre Dame
• Malcolm X biographer dies on eve of book’s release
• Richard Vern Calhoon

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Richard Vern Calhoon

NATION & WORLD

• Atheist service people seek formal recognition, equity
• Coal’s terrible quarter can’t stop gas push
• Drugmaker cuts price of pre-term drug
• FDA proposal would require calorie info from chains, not theaters
• Gadhafi regime rejects truce offered by rebels
• Gay sailor says Navy panel allows him to stay
• Ivory Coast leader deploys his few loyalists
• Japan, U.S. start grim search for bodies of 16,000 victims
• Japanese town’s ‘great wall’ gave it false sense of security
• Jobless rate at lowest level in 2 years
• Jobs growth could stump Obama’s critics
• Mission accomplished, nonprofits close up shop
• More doctors reject the long hours that once defined the job
• New study outlines denture-glue danger
• Nuclear sleuths sift through fallout for clues
• One core severely damaged, U.S. energy secretary says
• ‘Pole Dancing for Jesus’ class fosters fitness, not hypocrisy
• President Truman signs Marshall Plan in 1948
• Protests of Quran burning turn deadly in Afghanistan
• Spending deal close, Obama says, but Boehner is not as optimistic
• Strong earthquake hits Crete; no injuries
• Struggling Portugal holds a bond sale

FEATURES

• As states cut Medicaid, more lose access to specialists
• Atheist service people seek formal recognition, equity
• Authentic Japanese dinner to benefit Red Cross
• Drugmaker cuts price of pre-term drug
• FDA proposal would require calorie info from chains, not theaters
• More doctors reject the long hours that once defined the job
• New study outlines denture-glue danger
• ‘Pole Dancing for Jesus’ class fosters fitness, not hypocrisy
• President Truman signs Marshall Plan in 1948
• Religion in Brief
• 2 wines feature regional grapes

ENTERTAINMENT

• Authentic Japanese dinner to benefit Red Cross
• Coming up with A NOVEL IDEA
• Dionne Warwick speaks up about ‘Apprentice’: In tune or sour note?
• FDA proposal would require calorie info from chains, not theaters
• Festival to benefit music and arts education
• Movie Times
• Tate Donovan taps Irish roots in ‘Good People’

OPINION

• As champion of freedom, U.S. adopts ‘Squeeze and See’ policy in Libya
• Compensate Oregon ranchers for livestock kills
• Kids the losers
• Parenting, one guess at a time
• Taxpayers are paying for county’s legal mess

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Construction set for Reed Market Road
• Ford tops GM as auto sales rise in March
• Road closures across Central Oregon
• Volunteers needed for highway clean-up