April 09, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Conservation Corps accepting applications
• Drug investigation leads to 6 arrests
• Gresham man found dead near Sunriver
• Growing a flower and candy shop
• High schools will shift to 7-period days
• Merkley postpones Madras town hall
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs,
• Oregon teen arraigned on murder charge
• People on the move
• Recorder’s failure hurts prosecution in bomb case
• Religion in Brief
• Riddle WWII veteran honored by France
• Road work continues in Central Oregon
• Room-tax collections increase in Bend
• State bar to DA: Justify grand jury
• Stevens agrees to 4 to 8 years in federal penitentiary in fraud, money laundering conspiracies
• Submission deadline marks bipartisan loss for legislators
• Together at last
• Woman faces charges in home circumcision

BUSINESS

• A sight to be seen
• British tabloid accepts blame in cell hacking
• Community Calendar
• Conservation Corps accepting applications
• Growing a flower and candy shop
• House votes against Net neutrality rule
• Johnson & Johnson settles bribery case
• Keeping a close eye on cargo at U.S. ports
• Oil deal’s legal setback suggests BP’s chief misread Russian politics
• People on the move
• Room-tax collections increase in Bend
• Stevens agrees to 4 to 8 years in federal penitentiary in fraud, money laundering conspiracies
• U.S. lets Google buy travel software maker ITA

SPORTS

• Aldridge, Wallace lead Blazers over Lakers, 93-86
• American League roundup
• America's new faces
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cougars cruise to victories
• Couples and Masters are still great pairing
• Cycling
• Major League Baseball
• McIlroy still leads, but Tiger charges
• National League roundup
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon State beats No. 5 Arizona State
• Oregon State hires Redmond grad for women’s hoops program
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ragan earns first Sprint Cup pole
• Rays’ Ramirez retires rather than face drug ban
• Redmond scores 25 runs in doubleheader sweep of Bend
• Sabres top Flyers in OT, clinch playoff spot
• Scoreboard
• Summit triumphs at Panther Invitational
• Tennis

OBITS

• Death notices
• Developer of early AIDS drug dies
• Jean Bartik, software pioneer, dies at 86

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• British tabloid accepts blame in cell hacking
• Burqa-clad women face fines as France implements ban
• Compassion, shining through the cruelty of war
• Dinosaurs may have had lice
• Divide on abortion was front and center
• Gbagbo pinned inside bunker as French Embassy is attacked
• House votes against Net neutrality rule
• Keeping a close eye on cargo at U.S. ports
• Killer in Long Island case may know police policy
• Lack of data heightens Japan crisis
• Last-minute deal averts shutdown
• Lee’s surrender to Grant ends Civil War in 1865
• Media’s ‘countdown clocks’ conveyed pressure
• Mugabe’s backers push for vote in Zimbabwe
• NATO expresses regret over airstrike on Libyan rebels
• Oil deal’s legal setback suggests BP’s chief misread Russian politics
• Protests in Syria said to be largest, bloodiest to date
• Suspect in Bellagio casino robbery to stand trial on felony counts
• Texas in a furor over budget cuts
• U.S. lets Google buy travel software maker ITA

FEATURES

• Facing expulsion from church, priest vows to live for peace
• Jewish groups ready for Passover holiday
• Just ordinary people —all smiles, but no gods
• Lee’s surrender to Grant ends Civil War in 1865
• Religion in Brief
• Saying ‘I love you’ isn’t just a girl thing
• Together at last

ENTERTAINMENT

• An ‘Idol’ emerges for those with Tourette’s syndrome
• Community Calendar
• Dinosaurs may have had lice
• Frontman Grohl takes a look back before blasting forward
• Jewish groups ready for Passover holiday
• ‘Law & Order: L.A.’ turns the page
• Movie Times
• Sacred Songs event in Bend canceled

OPINION

• Give Flaherty time to accomplish his goals and promises
• Give OSU-Cascades room to expand
• Improve Pilot Butte school
• Paying for roads
• Put them in the military
• Some of the fun
• Stay tough on immigrants
• The long shadow of cancer

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Road to recovery?
• Road work continues in Central Oregon