April 21, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Balyeat takes lead in bar poll
• Bend unveils proposals to promote business
• Boozell gets OK for petition to relax pot enforcement
• Election calendar
• Election information
• Group pushes to end corporate kicker
• In Congress, a glimmer of hope for struggling timber counties
• Man gets 23 years in kidnap, assault
• Neighbors may face charges in dog shooting southeast of La Pine
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• NRA taps Nosler to serve on board
• Organization to offer free debris recycling
• People on the Move
• Scholarships for Jefferson County students
• Sunriver land exchange OK’d
• Sunriver owners OK land swap
• Tax collections pass highs from before recession
• Walden’s cash lead immense
• Wasco pioneers to meet May 5
• Watchdog is challenging Bridge Creek water plan
• Water must wait for Washington
• What's going Up?

BUSINESS

• Airliner crashes in Pakistan, killing 127
• Bank of America’s $20M settlement of lawsuit challenged as inadequate
• Bend unveils proposals to promote business
• Community Calendar
• Disney studio chief steps down
• Fighter jet’s skyrocketing costs are on Congress’ radar
• People on the Move
• Slump is teaching Americans the value of saving
• Sunriver land exchange OK’d
• Sunriver owners OK land swap
• The rise of the ‘Cash mob’
• Watchdog is challenging Bridge Creek water plan
• Water must wait for Washington
• What's going Up?

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Cougars, Lava Bears split doubleheader
• Curtis beats storm, takes Texas lead
• Free boat safety examination
• High school ultimate on tap
• Homing in on baseball and sensing the sacred
• National League roundup
• NBA Scoreboard
• Oldest ballpark celebrates 100th birthday
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Predators knock out Red Wings
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters shuts out Sweet Home
• Soccer
• Springing into action
• Spurs cruise to win over Lakers
• Summit among the contenders at Invite
• Tennis
• The marathon’s accidental route to 26 miles, 385 yards
• Vikings’ stadium bill revived

OBITS

• Death notices
• Genevieve M. "Breeden" Stout
• Hillman Curtis was a pioneer in Web design

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Genevieve M. "Breeden" Stout

NATION & WORLD

• Airliner crashes in Pakistan, killing 127
• Bank of America’s $20M settlement of lawsuit challenged as inadequate
• China drops convict’s death penalty
• Concern in GOP over state focus on social issues
• Disney studio chief steps down
• Divided protesters jam Tahrir Square
• DNA has a new man-made rival: XNA
• Fighter jet’s skyrocketing costs are on Congress’ radar
• Hillman Curtis was a pioneer in Web design
• Hindus worship the goddess Sitala
• Homing in on baseball and sensing the sacred
• In London, 3 held on suspicions of terror
• In Mexico, an old friend rumbles, but few flinch
• Inmate’s writings draw attention from beyond prison walls
• Making the most of nothing
• Obama faces a drop-off in big donations
• Ousted president of Mali reaches Senegal
• Postal service faces hurdles in efforts to diversify
• Ryan Seacrest: Dick Clark’s heir apparent
• S. Sudan to withdraw from disputed town
• Secret Service ousts 3 more agents
• Slump is teaching Americans the value of saving
• Syrian forces fire on protesters
• The rise of the ‘Cash mob’
• Vatican crackdown: U.S. nuns chastised for questioning church
• Zimmerman: ‘I am sorry’

FEATURES

• Hindus worship the goddess Sitala
• Local Services
• Making the most of nothing
• NRA taps Nosler to serve on board
• Ryan Seacrest: Dick Clark’s heir apparent
• Scholarships for Jefferson County students
• The study of gaming
• Vatican crackdown: U.S. nuns chastised for questioning church

ENTERTAINMENT

• Astronomy Day set in Sisters
• At 25 years, network is still crazy like a Fox
• Community Calendar
• Cybill Shepherd’s back, and on Lifetime’s ‘List’
• Disney studio chief steps down
• Local Movie Times
• Making the most of nothing
• Ryan Seacrest: Dick Clark’s heir apparent
• The study of gaming
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Allow Oregon’s low-carbon fuel standard to sunset
• Bulletin missed Christianity’s Easter
• From the archives
• Less fury, more substance
• Threat to cyclists
• Vote for Balyeat for Deschutes Circuit Court judge