April 15, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bed-to-bed hiking trail set for Blue Mountains
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• California medical marijuana patient loses court appeal
• COCC banks on a deal with major developer
• COCC tuition, fees will increase in 2010-11
• Crews to open 1 lane of Rock Point Bridge
• DA candidate forum set for Bend library
• Do resorts boost economy?
• Eagle sounds
• Fred Meyer, union nearing deal
• Home sales prices up in Bend, Redmond
• Loan modifications rise in Deschutes
• Missing snake comes out of hiding
• Needle exchange program receives extra funding
• News of Record: PERMITS
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oran Teater decides not to run for council
• Plowing along
• Redmond decides on Sage Elementary
• Region eagerly counts down to Sunday’s homecoming
• Small farmers, big event
• South county nitrate meeting scheduled
• Spring storms in Utah
• St. Charles still has openings for free skin cancer checks
• State investigating anti-tea party teacher
• State school superintendent candidates differ
• Truck stop data supports recovery
• Woman’s wrongful death suit dismissed

BUSINESS

• Americans’ tax bills are lower this year
• Business Calendar
• COCC banks on a deal with major developer
• COCC tuition, fees will increase in 2010-11
• Demand delays iPad international
• Do resorts boost economy?
• Failures up in modified mortgages
• Fed: U.S. must address deficit
• Fred Meyer, union nearing deal
• Home sales prices up in Bend, Redmond
• Increase in retail sales a sign of economic recovery
• Intel’s 1Q profit nearly quadruples from last year
• Loan modifications rise in Deschutes
• New limitations in store for education savings accounts
• News of Record: PERMITS
• Obama calls for tighter control of derivatives on Wall Street
• Playing the waiting game
• Plowing along
• Recession forces insurance agencies to rethink strategies
• Small farmers, big event
• State jobless rate flat
• The iPad’s hidden costs
• Tips to change patterns of spending and saving

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Blazers lose, but still get No. 6 seed
• Broncos trade WR Marshall to Dolphins
• Correction
• Crook County boys take Madras invitational golf title
• Cycling
• Dialing long distance for the Silver Lake diggers
• Equestrian meet starts Friday at fairgrounds
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• La Pine hoop star Conditt commits to Oregon Tech
• Lacrosse continues to grow in Central Oregon
• Major League Baseball
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• prep Scoreboard
• Prep sports
• Redmond boys win two in double dual
• Rock Creek Reservoir recently stocked for good spring fishing
• Senators stun Penguins in opener of quarterfinal series
• Skyliners single-file bicycle rule is rejected
• Spring returns to Bend trails
• Spring turkey season opens today
• Stern: NBA will discuss resting of players
• Suns top Jazz, earn No. 3 seed
• Take me higher
• Tennis

OBITS

• Betty Lue Cole Whitcomb
• Death notices
• Ethel Bernice Jones
• Helen Ranney did early sickle cell research
• Mike Zwerin, jazz musician who became music critic
• National security specialist Arnold Kanter

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty Lue Cole Whitcomb
• Death notices
• Ethel Bernice Jones

NATION & WORLD

• Australia arrests crew members of ship that struck Great Barrier Reef
• Cardinal’s comments on sexuality create a stir
• Fed: U.S. must address deficit
• First lady focuses on youth issues
• Increase in retail sales a sign of economic recovery
• Iran at least 3 years away from nuclear bomb, U.S. officials say
• Lincoln dies of a gunshot wound in 1865; in 1912, the Titanic sinks
• Long-term mission calls nurse back to Haiti
• National security specialist Arnold Kanter
• New limitations in store for education savings accounts
• No wrongdoing found in climate e-mail case
• Obama calls for tighter control of derivatives on Wall Street
• Playing the waiting game
• Rain multiplies woes of squatters in Rio
• Rescuers race against time to dig out quake survivors
• Thai official questions role of monarchy
• U.S. abandons outpost in Afghan ‘Valley of Death’
• U.S. reaches out to new Kyrgyz leaders
• Whale meat from Japan’s ‘scientific’ hunt turns up in restaurants

FEATURES

• Are you putting the right pieces into your diet?
• Cardinal’s comments on sexuality create a stir
• Classes
• Cloudy, with a higher chance of enrolling
• Diabetes: From rare to everywhere
• Elderly, terminally ill are at greater risk of pneumonia
• Follow the proper form for indoor biking
• H1N1 vaccine coverage by state
• Krankcycling: a growing trend and a high-intensity workout
• Ladies, plan on a daily hour of exercise
• Learning to lose weight (and chew gum) at the same time
• Lincoln dies of a gunshot wound in 1865; in 1912, the Titanic sinks
• Long-term mission calls nurse back to Haiti
• Needle exchange program receives extra funding
• People
• Pills don’t have to be hard to swallow
• Questions sought on health care reform
• Spaghetti dinner benefits local woman
• Spring vegetables are back, but what are their benefits?
• St. Charles still has openings for free skin cancer checks
• State program expands options for kids
• Study suggests weight loss can be beneficial for seniors
• What is lactose intolerance?
• Zumba fans shake, shimmy and tone

ENTERTAINMENT

• Book bank provides for low-income kids
• Community Datebook
• Fairgrounds hosts commissary event
• ‘Glee’ hits high note
• Kate Walsh set for off-Broadway debut
• Larry King files for divorce in Los Angeles
• Movie Times
• Rapper Nas says he will focus on his kids, music
• Spaghetti dinner benefits local woman
• WWE’s ‘Smackdown’ moves to SyFy

OPINION

• Audit uncovers tax cheats
• Consider Wells Ashby
• Delayed satisfaction at the core of Obama’s governing style
• Free golf
• Funds for food
• Furlough Friday and meteorology
• Population problem
• We all pay

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Truck stop data supports recovery