May 03, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Area Guard unit readies for war
• Art on display
• Basic road repairs bring complex changes to Congo
• Bay City man admits to sending fake anthrax
• Bicyclist hurt in crash with SUV is identified
• Controlled burns planned for next week
• Correction
• 2 Culver councilors make case for their police chief
• DeFazio pushes Bush on timber fees
• Democrats trade barbs in secretary of state debate
• Food prices are soaring, but state’s farmers aren’t exactly getting rich
• Hearing on wake zone in Prineville Reservoir
• New animal shelter, Redmond’s core on tap at area meetings
• New organization helps families get home life on track
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon dropout rate lower than reported
• PSU names new president
• Republican Senate candidates answer our questions
• Sisters plans water tank for growth and in case of a fire
• State police respond to Highway 20 crash
• Suspected meth deal turns deadly when Bend officer fires
• That riding time of the year
• Tornadoes tear through parts of 4 states
• What's Going Up
• What’s planned for your water rates?

BUSINESS

• Chevron’s profit beats predictions
• Correction
• Fed proposes sweeping change to credit card rules
• Fewer job cuts ease concerns of economists
• Gas prices slip
• Microsoft’s higher offer brings Yahoo to the table
• Sagging economy saps churches in New Orleans
• Sisters plans water tank for growth and in case of a fire
• Smith turns his attention to Democrats despite GOP challenger
• The money trail leads to the Middle East
• Viacom earnings rise
• Weyerhaeuser swings to loss
• What's Going Up
• What’s planned for your water rates?

SPORTS

• Area golf teams ready for districts
• Big Brown gets chance to prove he’s a big-time colt
• Bohn rises, Mickelson falls
• Carl Edwards signs extension with Roush Fenway Racing
• Colts’ WR questioned about Philly shooting
• Cowgirls qualify for state playoffs
• Diabetic QB says he should have seen warning signs
• Former NFL players can sue union
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hamlin gets win in Nationwide Series with pit strategy
• Hamlin wins pole at hometown track for today’s Sprint Cup race
• Handicapping this Kentucky Derby is no easy task
• Hawks shock Celtics, stretch series to seven
• Hudson shines in three-hit shutout, Braves end skid
• Julius Jones begins replacing Alexander
• Moroccan, 36, advances to semifinals at Munich event
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Pair of high school rodeo events to be held in C.O.
• Panthers rally too late
• Prep Scoreboard
• QB Perrilloux tossed off LSU football team
• Sharks stayin’ alive
• Sisters softball rolls past La Pine
• Surgery for Seahawks DTs Tubbs, Bernard

OBITS

• Buzzie Bavasi helped craft Dodger champs
• George Atiyeh built Library of Congress’ Mideast unit
• Harvey ‘Art’ Oertel Fix
• Kenneth Keith Kallenbach, was regular on ‘Howard Stern’
• Pearl Dosy Marie Burnett
• Richard W. Boyum
• Social scientist Tilly studied how Europe’s nation states started

NATION & WORLD

• After oversharing, many recast their online personas
• As memories dim, brain health entrepreneurs start cashing in
• Bush asks Congress for $70B for wars
• California drought worries spark call to conserve water
• Collectors are shaken after a Civil War relic kills a man
• Colombia captures suspect in drug sting
• 2 Democrats step up debate on gasoline tax
• Fund created in wake of bridge’s collapse
• Intestinal virus kills 22 children in China
• Japan is blooming
• Lesbian Methodists wed to protest policy
• Longest cross-sea bridge opens in China
• Mexico domesticated sunflower, data show
• Motorcycle bomb kills at least 12 in Yemen
• Obama gets support from black clergy
• Olmert questioned in another investigation
• Pakistan to reinstate all ousted judges
• Pope visit fans discussion of archbishop’s retirement
• Report scorns Interior for upkeep
• Rule on taco carts has customers hot as salsa
• Smith turns his attention to Democrats despite GOP challenger
• Students leaving in scandal’s wake
• Torch relay inspires a show of patriotism in Hong Kong
• Tory to be next mayor of London
• U.S. plans on sending more troops to fill gap
• Washington, D.C., incorporated in 1802
• With the hiatus ended, new dates are set for executions around U.S.
• World powers agree to incentives for Iran
• Zimbabwe election points to a runoff

FEATURES

• As memories dim, brain health entrepreneurs start cashing in
• At the beach, cover-ups can fill out your ensemble
• Best Hollywood swimsuits help feed the imagination
• Diet curtails epileptic seizures, trial shows
• Go for a sexy retro look with 1-piece bathing suit
• Lesbian Methodists wed to protest policy
• Pope visit fans discussion of archbishop’s retirement
• Professor at evangelical school quits over divorce
• Religion in Brief
• Sagging economy saps churches in New Orleans
• Smith turns his attention to Democrats despite GOP challenger
• Too many shoulders to cry on

ENTERTAINMENT

• Arquette gets into the spirit on ‘Medium’
• At the beach, cover-ups can fill out your ensemble
• Award-winning LeGuin among guest authors at literary event
• Best Hollywood swimsuits help feed the imagination
• Calendar
• Dara Horn
• Exchange program taking applications
• Go for a sexy retro look with 1-piece bathing suit
• Lohan mug shot used in liquor industry ad
• NBA star Wade denies Star Jones romance
• Singer was intoxicated when tour bus crashed
• Tom Cruise makes comeback on ‘Oprah’
• Wine auction to offer dinner and dancing

OPINION

• Crook County should take advantage of destination resorts
• From the archives
• Genuine injustice
• McCain and Clinton pump up pandering
• No on bond
• Vote for Daly
• Yes on bond