April 24, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A record change
• Area businesses given $90,000 in layoff relief
• Ashford
• Births
• Calendar
• Coleman-Jeffcott
• Contractors seek relief; others ready to offer it
• House
• Jury sides with police in underwear case
• Keeper of Teacup Lake trail system set to retire
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Reunions
• No easy wins for environmentalists
• Oh, goody! An Easter hunt
• Redmond man hurt in motorcycle crash
• Search for missing couple winds down
• Senate
• Senate nears vote on insurance exchange
• Ship carrying lumber hits pier at paper mill
• St. Louis counts blessings in Tornado’s wake
• These two schools differ, but how much?
• Who's making news
• Wilson
• Woman arrested in shooting death of Eugene policeman
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Area businesses given $90,000 in layoff relief
• Can’t sell it? Sell from it
• Contractors seek relief; others ready to offer it
• Help for inventors who want to actually make stuff
• News of Record: Deeds
• Seek every edge in this market
• Under fire at Coca-Cola: BPA in cans
• Why is the head of Zappos smiling?

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers' win streak ends at 11
• Bend Elks seek host families for upcoming season
• Cowboys’ offense leads way in sweep
• Donald still leads Heritage, one round away from No. 1
• Donovan scores twice as L.A. tops Portland in MLS
• Ducks take finale vs. Arizona
• Football
• Grizzlies surprise Spurs again, now lead series 2-1
• Horse racing
• Kings beat Sharks 3-1 to avoid elimination
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Roy leads stunning Blazers comeback
• Scoreboard
• Storm get key league win in boys lacrosse
• Summit takes boys, girls titles at own invite
• Tennis

OBITS

• Clayton Paul Worthington
• Death notices
• Hazel Dickens, 75, forceful voice of the working class
• LeRoy Butch E. Larson
• Max Mathews, 84, father of computer music
• Norma Josephine Newton Gardner
• Raymond William Harman
• Sony chairman credited with developing CDs dies
• Thomas (Tom) Eugene Williams

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clayton Paul Worthington
• Death notices
• LeRoy Butch E. Larson
• Norma Josephine Newton Gardner
• Raymond William Harman
• Thomas (Tom) Eugene Williams

NATION & WORLD

• A separation on power
• Among royal wedding guests, Bahraini prince accused of brutal tactics
• Beset Yemeni president offers to leave, with conditions
• Biden emerges to lead deficit talks with Obama’s ‘full accord’
• Exiles are shaping the world’s image of the Syrian revolt
• Faulty breathalyzers spur review of 100s of drunken-driving cases
• Haitians forced out of tents to homes just as precarious
• Hazel Dickens, 75, forceful voice of the working class
• In debt debate, ‘Gang of Six’ tries old-time politics
• Iraqi Christians remain besieged at Easter
• Libyan rebels claim victory in besieged western city
• Max Mathews, 84, father of computer music
• Mexican mayor survives bullets, gets own song
• More violence in Syria as mourners are fired on
• Once unthinkable, threat of default looms over U.S.
• Pastor charged in gay custody case
• Seeking the next frontier as ‘coolest job ever’ ends
• Skywalk’s grand views dragged low by suit
• Spain declares war on the U.S. in 1898
• Under fire at Coca-Cola: BPA in cans
• U.S. ’veterans court’ weighed down by backlog
• Washington Week

FEATURES

• A city wagon for sensible yet zoom-zooming families
• Can’t sell it? Sell from it
• Drug shortages grow, putting patients at risk
• From pagan origin, the richly symbolic bunny hopped into secular mythology
• Getting their chance to see
• Here’s hoping U.K.’s Kate becomes a fashion plate
• Sample all the flavors of your travel destination
• The Easter Sunday quandary: Can you wear jeans to church?
• Why is the head of Zappos smiling?

ENTERTAINMENT

• After losing her mother, author finds secular path through grief
• Best-sellers
• Can’t sell it? Sell from it
• Fly-fishing trips to be auctioned
• Former prosecutor metes out justice in new murder mystery
• Front-wheel drive, back-seat romps
• Grammy Museum branching out to Mississippi site
• Heartfelt tale has serious themes
• ‘Little brat’ Ramona still evokes delight
• Movie Times
• Novel provides all the details about Elizabeth I
• Sony chairman credited with developing CDs dies
• Volunteer Connect to hold forum
• Why is the head of Zappos smiling?
• Writer follows the trail of ‘Little House’ books

OPINION

• A good economy
• Air traffic snoozers risk ‘sky-hopping’ wake-up call
• Ranchers and wolves
• Stripped of dignity at the airports
• The special math of PERS
• The trouble with Flaherty
• The wealthy have become targets
• Water district has soggy logic
• Wrong place for a zip line
• Wrong priorities

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A city wagon for sensible yet zoom-zooming families
• No rush to replace the timing belt on a low-mileage sport utility vehicle
• Side mirrors distort distance for a reason