April 04, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A new twist in the Hayes contract saga
• Apartment fire sends resident to hospital
• Bend man hit by cab while chasing dog
• Businesses pitching in to help out students
• Central Oregon cities push their priorities
• Common interest
• Forest classification perplexes owners of tree-sparse property
• Homeowner gets OK to build hitching post
• Incoming front to cloud week’s weather
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Redmond teachers to get new grades
• Residents eager to protect homes from earthquakes
• Rumble recorders
• Sergeant quits amid sex abuse claims
• Teams search hilltop area for missing girl
• The studs come off ... sort of
• Treasurer keeps travel expenses a secret

BUSINESS

• Bend-based site keeps it local
• BP seeks to resume drilling in the Gulf of Mexico
• Making data much easier to digest
• Tweaking the climate to save it: Who decides?

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers take three-game series over Wildcats
• Bend’s Eaton sets three PR marks at Cal Poly meet
• Bend's King, Semick take top honors in Horse Butte Trail Run
• Bike fuel
• Butler, UConn set to play for title
• Ceciliani still climbing baseball ladder
• Cycling Central Calendar
• Cycling Insider | Rider Profile
• Cycling Scoreboard
• Harvick makes late charge for victory at Martinsville
• Lewis wins first LPGA Tour title
• Major League Baseball National League roundup
• Races
• Red Wings clinch Central Division with victory over Wild
• Road-weary Mavs fall to Trail Blazers
• Rodeo
• Tennis
• Winningest coach of Memphis basketball, Larry Finch, dies at 60
• Yet another national title for Bend skier Tommy Ford

OBITS

• A. Alan Post, 96, longtime California budget guru
• Death notices
• Lou Gorman, whose Red Sox lost to Mets, dies at 82
• Matteo, 92, master of Spanish dance
• Winningest coach of Memphis basketball, Larry Finch, dies at 60

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A. Alan Post, 96, longtime California budget guru
• A quiet life in Kentucky, but claims of a dark past
• At China’s grand museum, history toes the party line
• Clinton's endorsement of Syrian president is incomprehensible
• Fatigue cracks led to hole in jet; more found
• GOP to propose $4 trillion in cuts to federal spending
• In breaking rules of media crises, Sheen is winning
• In 1818, Congress decides flag will have 26 stripes, 20 stars
• Ivory Coast tenses for final battle
• Kazakhstan vote set to re-elect president
• Lou Gorman, whose Red Sox lost to Mets, dies at 82
• Matteo, 92, master of Spanish dance
• New studies sully reputation of biomass as clean and green
• 2 of Gadhafi’s sons reportedly offer a plan to push father aside
• Reactor continues radioactive spill
• Study supports fixing heart valves without surgery
• Taliban exploit riots over Quran burning
• Tense calm in Syria as protesters are buried
• U.S. seeking exit of Yemen’s president

FEATURES

• Study supports fixing heart valves without surgery

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Jackie’ sidekick has elevated herself to star status
• Movie Times

OPINION

• Difficult choices for patients who need dialysis
• Electric-car drivers need to pay for roads

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Apartment fire sends resident to hospital
• Bend man hit by cab while chasing dog
• The studs come off ... sort of