April 08, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Brief power outage disrupted Internet service for some
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Clarification
• Correction
• Corvallis resident lives a low-impact lifestyle
• 2 Democratic candidates weigh in on tax increases
• Eugene police use Tasers more often
• Friday programs for kids uncertain
• GM lost $4.3B in 6 months after its bankruptcy filing
• Health Datebook
• It’s bad weather for drivers, but to area irrigators, it’s ‘white gold’
• Lane County labeled drug-dealing area
• Low SDCs to impact transportation budget
• $30M for Klamath asbestos site cleanup
• $18M in debt, filing bankruptcy
• Medford-based bank raises $33.3 million
• Most of what's left of Epic Air to stay in Bend
• Newly hatched, but too late for Easter
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Nonprofit offers free legal advice on low-income bankruptcy filing
• Portland mayor warns of budget shortfall
• Recent earthquakes offer tough lessons for the West Coast
• Salem ODOT employees moving
• Sisters may limit fast-food joints
• State fines American General Finance
• Stimulus funds smoothing out streets in Bend
• Wyden dedicates vet center

BUSINESS

• Bernanke sounds warning on deficit
• Bomb scare prompted by smoker
• Business Calendar
• Greenspan says it’s not his fault
• Homebuyers scrambling as mortgage rates start climbing
• HP closer to mimicking real brains in computers
• It’s bad weather for drivers, but to area irrigators, it’s ‘white gold’
• $18M in debt, filing bankruptcy
• Medford-based bank raises $33.3 million
• Most of what's left of Epic Air to stay in Bend
• Nearly half of U.S. households escape 2009 federal income tax
• News of Record: Permits
• Nonprofit offers free legal advice on low-income bankruptcy filing
• Once-burned parents school their children on personal finances
• Sisters may limit fast-food joints
• State fines American General Finance
• Study: Risky surgeries for back pain raise costs
• US Airways in talks with United Airlines
• Wyden dedicates vet center

SPORTS

• Armstrong pulls out of race with illness
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blazers move up in West with win
• Butler could do it again — if everyone comes back
• Cougars lose close ones on the track
• Cycling
• Fall River offers best fly angling in the region
• Fly-fishing class slated this month
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Hike with your tyke
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Is the Tiger mystique a thing of the past?
• Major League Baseball
• NBA Scoreboard
• Nike releases Tiger Woods commercial featuring late father
• On the Air
• Panthers stay perfect in CVC
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rangers keep playoff hopes alive, top Leafs
• Ski resorts prepare for future with fewer baby boomers
• Solid season has Big Easy at ease ahead of Masters
• Steelhead in spring
• Summit defeats Mountain View in match-play contest
• Tennis
• Winter shows its face on high trails
• Winter sports

OBITS

• Death notices
• Malcolm 'Chuck' Charles Barrows
• Mankiller, first female chief of modern Cherokee Nation

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Malcolm 'Chuck' Charles Barrows

NATION & WORLD

• ‘Adoption’ states
• Afghan president's anti-Western remarks leave many guessing about his sincerity
• Arrests may be the militia movement’s "gut-check" moment
• Bill would block secret financing of campaigns through nonprofits
• Bomb scare prompted by smoker
• Busy hurricane season predicted
• Closure for families
• Computers make changes easier
• Feds want to barge salmon on Snake
• Greenspan says it’s not his fault
• Homebuyers scrambling as mortgage rates start climbing
• Jimmy Swaggart steps down amid scandal in 1988
• Lethal gases keep rescuers out of mine
• Mankiller, first female chief of modern Cherokee Nation
• Mass confusion over what, when health initiatives kick in
• N. Korea sentences U.S. man to hard labor
• New school lunch bill focuses on nutrition
• Oregon schools
• Protests upend government in Kyrgyzstan, a key U.S. ally
• Putin condemns WWII-era massacre
• Russia warms to U.S. with nuclear pact
• Scandal means tough vetting for future pope
• State of emergency declared in Bangkok

FEATURES

• Ambulatory care
• Bicep curl
• Can they bend the curve?
• Counting on calorie counts
• Cutting calories, keeping tastiness
• From the farm to the gym
• Having trouble getting to the gym? Hire a trainer; it can be affordable
• Health Datebook
• HIV/AIDS in Oregon
• Jimmy Swaggart steps down amid scandal in 1988
• Mass confusion over what, when health initiatives kick in
• New school lunch bill focuses on nutrition
• People
• Scandal means tough vetting for future pope
• Smile your way to a long life
• Starting life over at age 17
• Study finds diabetes drug has fracture risks
• Study: Risky surgeries for back pain raise costs
• Vitamin D shows plenty of promise, but research still lagging
• Vitamin E

ENTERTAINMENT

• AG says Haim obtained 553 pills before death
• Banff film tour to stop at Tower Theatre
• Community Datebook
• Cranston’s turn as a drug trader is rewardingly dark
• Jon: Kate ignores kids for ‘Dancing’ Names in the News
• Movie Times

OPINION

• Cyrus should resign
• Health bill harm
• Take a day off
• Tea Party cuts
• The geese win
• The new U.S.

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• GM lost $4.3B in 6 months after its bankruptcy filing
• Low SDCs to impact transportation budget
• Stimulus funds smoothing out streets in Bend