April 13, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend students win science expo awards
• Body of tsunami victim discovered near Astoria
• Bringing history back to life
• Brown signs California's new energy mandate
• Business Calendar
• Gray wolf losing endangered status in West
• How Central Oregon drivers are coping with costlier gas
• Indictment in fatal hit and run
• Irrigation season begins
• Medford man gets 3 years in fraud scheme
• New case of meningococcal disease confirmed
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Oregon jobless rate declines in March
• Oregon museum snares shuttle artifacts
• Redmond charter enrolling students
• Redmond OKs urban expansion
• Redmond to host kindergarten event
• Sea lions’ appetite for salmon has lawmakers out for blood
• Senate approves $5.7B in education funding
• Some last-minute tax help
• Teen Feats
• The Green Spot directory now out
• Work begins on Warm Springs’ new telecom hub

BUSINESS

• As rest of economy builds up momentum, housing still struggling to find its footing
• Brown signs California's new energy mandate
• Business Calendar
• Buyout offer? Weigh the ramifications
• Chocolate milk stirs controversy in public schools
• Cisco shuts down Flip, its video camera unit
• Donate old shoes, get a discount on new ones
• Fast Forward fashion show Thursday night
• Great lengths
• Irrigation season begins
• New sno-park options to ease overcrowding
• Oregon jobless rate declines in March
• Redmond OKs urban expansion
• Rewire a lamp, within limits
• $1,659 ride for lil’ ones
• Risk of soil erosion is up on farmland
• Small-business confidence drops
• Some last-minute tax help
• Spring cleaning at the workplace aids productivity, pride, perception
• The Green Spot directory now out
• Tyco said to be target of takeover
• U.S. still lagging in use of technology, study says
• U.S. trade deficit narrows, activity softens in February
• Watchdog: FDA lenient on risky medical devices
• Work begins on Warm Springs’ new telecom hub

SPORTS

• AL Roundup
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blazers lock up sixth seed with win
• Clinics
• Cycling
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hamilton may be out for two months with broken arm
• Hockey
• In disaster’s shadow, baseball returns to Japan on opening day
• Locally
• Major League Baseball
• NFL releases preseason schedule despite lockout
• NL Roundup
• On the Air
• Outlaws stay unbeaten in Sky-Em
• Ovechkin is scoring less, but Capitals are winning more
• PGA TOUR
• Redmond pro aces way to win
• Scoreboard
• Summit posts two wins at Pronghorn
• Swinging in spring

OBITS

• Daniel Catan, composer of operas in Spanish, 62
• Death notices
• Harold Wood
• Kam Kuwata, leading political strategist, 57
• Salvador Assael, magnate of cultured pearls
• Wayne Clarence Tautfest

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Harold Wood
• Wayne Clarence Tautfest

NATION & WORLD

• As rest of economy builds up momentum, housing still struggling to find its footing
• At Fort Sumter, a somber 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Belarus security chief suggests opposition was behind bombing
• Chocolate milk stirs controversy in public schools
• Cisco shuts down Flip, its video camera unit
• Filmmaker claims to have found nails used in Jesus’ crucifixion
• In disaster’s shadow, baseball returns to Japan on opening day
• Japan officials defend delay in revealing severity of radiation
• Kam Kuwata, leading political strategist, 57
• Mafia boss breaks code, tells all
• NASA picks shuttles’ retirement homes
• NATO countries split on tactics in Libya conflict
• New leader consolidates his control in Ivory Coast
• Newly found papers of Walt Whitman unveiled
• Pawlenty says ‘I’m running’; campaign downplays it
• Republicans scramble to get votes for budget bill
• Risk of soil erosion is up on farmland
• Scientists say Japan Trench now has more seismic stress
• Sea lions’ appetite for salmon has lawmakers out for blood
• Small-business confidence drops
• Tyco said to be target of takeover
• U.S. still lagging in use of technology, study says
• U.S. trade deficit narrows, activity softens in February
• Watchdog: FDA lenient on risky medical devices

FEATURES

• Bend students win science expo awards
• Calendar
• Chocolate milk stirs controversy in public schools
• Filmmaker claims to have found nails used in Jesus’ crucifixion
• Frankly, my dear, ‘Windies’ live for this
• Great lengths
• Rewire a lamp, within limits
• $1,659 ride for lil’ ones
• Teen Feats
• Watchdog: FDA lenient on risky medical devices

ENTERTAINMENT

• At Fort Sumter, a somber 150th anniversary of Civil War
• Calendar
• Cuthbert takes a sharp turn to comedy
• Filmmaker claims to have found nails used in Jesus’ crucifixion
• Frankly, my dear, ‘Windies’ live for this
• Movie Times
• Newly found papers of Walt Whitman unveiled

OPINION

• Don’t place ban on ‘independent’
• Freedom from bikers’ bills
• Managing Crooked River
• Move mileage bill
• Setting the record straight
• Tuition bill not equitable

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• How Central Oregon drivers are coping with costlier gas