April 14, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Area students succeed at Battle of the Books
• Arizona passes illegal immigration bill
• 3 arraigned in case of stolen elk antlers worth thousands
• Audit finds thousands of Oregon tax evaders
• Bankruptcies
• Bend teachers accept cuts
• Bend’s Nashelle Jewelry to host grand opening
• Bend’s Waldorf School to host May Faire
• Board rejects back-in parking at Bend school
• Brown passes on Boston tea rally
• Business Calendar
• Businesses: Send us your questions on health care reform
• Cloverdale Road to close for work
• Commission hopefuls to speak at forum
• Consumer Reports says Lexus GX 460 is unsafe
• Correction
• County juvenile crew honored for projects
• Cow pie bingo set for Saturday
• Drought threatens research
• DUEL CHRISTIANSEN
• Ex-911 head appeals firing
• IdaTech loses appeal on energy tax credits
• La Pine neighborhood naming contest
• Latest mystery tree cutting injures woman
• Man awarded $1.4M in Boy Scouts sex case
• Man sentenced in killings of homeless men in Bend
• NAOMI WRIGHT
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pilot Butte teacher is art educator of year
• Prineville fundraiser to feature raffle
• Questions sought on health care reform
• 3rd Sisters charter closes
• Split over tree thinning
• Suit alleges misuse of 401(k) funds by defunct Prineville firm
• Summit High students win award for PSA
• Tourism outlook: It'll get better — eventually
• Vendors wanted for school fundraiser
• Westside student to host bake sale

BUSINESS

• An odd couple, fighting diabetes
• Behind the lenses
• Bend teachers accept cuts
• Bend’s Nashelle Jewelry to host grand opening
• Business Calendar
• Eatery’s Pasta-thon benefits local schools
• FCC chairman tries to ease industry fears
• Former WaMu execs defend their actions
• GOP salvo kicks off battle over financial reform
• IdaTech loses appeal on energy tax credits
• Influential union president to retire
• Kombucha tea attracts a following, doubters
• Polish president and wife lie in state
• Schumer takes aim at airline carry-on fees
• State warns of phony insurance policies
• Study finds benefits in modified crops, warns of overuse
• Suit alleges misuse of 401(k) funds by defunct Prineville firm
• Top entertainment sellers
• Tourism outlook: It'll get better — eventually
• U.S. trade deficit rises
• Value-added tax: the only increase that just might fly
• Vendors wanted for school fundraiser
• Westside student to host bake sale
• Will employers eventually drop health benefits?

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Blazers and Roy can only hope for injured star guard to play
• Broken Top member receives OGA honor
• Carroll starts Seahawks minicamp
• Community mile today at Summit
• Correction
• Cougar track squad races to victory
• Date changed for free PPP clinic
• Face-lift for the greens
• Football
• Former champions to offer tips on Pole Pedal Paddle race
• Golf fitness class begins next week
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• KIDS GET MOVING
• Major League Baseball
• NBA Scoreboard
• NCAA makes changes in recruiting
• On the Air
• Outlaws outlast Bears
• PGA TOUR
• Playoffs in sight for Bulls after victory over Celtics
• Prep Scoreboard
• The Bulletin seeks tournament info

OBITS

• Al Reser, food mogul and OSU sponsor
• David Allen Hallowell
• Death notices
• Dennis Raul Morentin
• Fred Ascani, pilot who flew supersonic jets
• Robert Ortega Rosas
• Robert Sidney Gill
• Roberto de la Madrid, former governor of Baja California

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• David Allen Hallowell
• Death notices
• Dennis Raul Morentin
• Robert Ortega Rosas
• Robert Sidney Gill

NATION & WORLD

• Airstrike kills Pakistani civilians
• Carter: Sudan vote key to referendum
• Choosing retirement homes for the space shuttles
• Climate bill to debut
• Climate treaty realities push leaders to trim agendas
• Consumer Reports says Lexus GX 460 is unsafe
• Democrats eager to move stalled judicial nominees
• Deposed leader offers to resign
• FCC chairman tries to ease industry fears
• FDA phasing out CFC asthma inhalers
• First lady’s surprise Haiti visit
• Former WaMu execs defend their actions
• Fred Ascani, pilot who flew supersonic jets
• GOP salvo kicks off battle over financial reform
• Independent candidates are proliferating in New England
• Influential union president to retire
• Muslims wary of census data use
• Obama plans bipartisan meeting on court vacancy
• Obama’s fingerprint on foreign policy
• Polish president and wife lie in state
• Putin about-face on paper mill threatens world water supply
• Quake in China kills 300
• Questions sought on health care reform
• Red Cross staff kidnapped in Congo
• Schumer takes aim at airline carry-on fees
• Study finds benefits in modified crops, warns of overuse
• Thai protesters flood streets with squirt guns
• Titanic runs into iceberg in 1912
• U.S. base to stay, new leader says
• U.S. trade deficit rises
• Will employers eventually drop health benefits?

FEATURES

• An odd couple, fighting diabetes
• Behind the lenses
• Businesses: Send us your questions on health care reform
• Dining tips for road warriors
• DUEL CHRISTIANSEN
• FDA phasing out CFC asthma inhalers
• Kombucha tea attracts a following, doubters
• Muslims wary of census data use
• NAOMI WRIGHT
• Questions sought on health care reform
• Suit alleges misuse of 401(k) funds by defunct Prineville firm
• Titanic runs into iceberg in 1912
• Westside student to host bake sale
• Will employers eventually drop health benefits?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Events Calendar
• Eatery’s Pasta-thon benefits local schools
• Movie Times
• She loves the show, but not the business
• Top entertainment sellers

OPINION

• Choose Ahern for commission
• Come clean on costs
• Independent candidates are proliferating in New England
• Mammogram advice
• Small-dog park
• Why charter schools need protection

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Board rejects back-in parking at Bend school
• Cloverdale Road to close for work
• Consumer Reports says Lexus GX 460 is unsafe