May 04, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Births
• Democrat takes Louisiana congressional seat
• Exposing the past with the force of flame
• Four injured in Friday crash west of Tumalo
• Gillespie — Swift
• Kennedy — Anderson
• LaMee — Olson
• Loyalty to particular grocers keeps customers coming back
• Luoma — Harris
• Man killed by police had no gun
• Mothers of Oregon girls in ‘swatting’ incident sue school, boys
• News of record: Deeds
• Obama wins Guam by 7 votes
• Oldham
• Outliving caregivers poses new challenges for disabled
• Pets emulate owners in more ways than one
• Pop diva Carey gets hitched, reports claim
• Record 2.2M ballots going to state’s voters
• Redmond reroute set for partial opening
• 1 school, 2 rooms, 3 kids
• Smaller RVs the answer to gas pinch, dealers say
• Suttle luxury
• Swirling for Cinco de Mayo
• Tate — Johnson
• The line forms early for summer fun in Bend
• The sore subject of religion in local schools
• Torch arrives on safer ground
• Training for overseas, in our own backyard
• Turkey claims airstrike killed 150 Kurds
• University president makes salary plea
• Up, Up and away
• Vancouver taxi company to close after 93 years
• Volunteer Search
• Washington Week
• Where divorce is not just academic
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• After losses, banks do damage control
• Asia looms large along sidelines of Delta merger
• At Kodak, some old things are new again
• Bear Stearns bailout was ‘right thing,’ Buffett says
• Buffett again rebuffs Klamath dams activists
• Buyers find jumbo mortgages still beyond their reach
• Dinner train to hit the tracks again, with new bells, whistles
• Down-and-out cars get new lives overseas
• Hotel test rooms go the futuristic route
• How to tailgate - without the unwanted tan
• Journey into crossover land
• Lord & Taylor may expand beyond U.S.
• Loyalty to particular grocers keeps customers coming back
• Microsoft abandons Yahoo bid
• News of record: Deeds
• 1 school, 2 rooms, 3 kids
• Simple - and silly - ways to see what drains your battery
• Smaller RVs the answer to gas pinch, dealers say
• The key to stronger passwords
• Vegas mansions empty as buyers seek greater luxury
• Whitening strips at center of lawsuit
• 30-year mortgage highest in 7 weeks

SPORTS

• Back in stride
• Beavers’ receiver has good spring game
• Bowyer wins Sprint Cup race after Hamlin, Earnhardt falter
• Cougs swept by Hermiston in IMC softball doubleheader
• De La Hoya wins decision in hometown fight
• Don’t bridle; we’re just horsing around
• Flyers finish off Canadiens
• Hornets open Western semis with victory against Spurs
• Horse put down at Kentucky Derby
• Hundreds turn out for Salmon Run races in Bend
• IMC set to crown champs in tennis
• Kim nears first victory
• Loney leads way, Dodgers score big to thump Rockies
• Nadal rolls, prepares for shot at fourth straight tourney title
• Offense leads Cougars to doubleheader sweep
• On the Air
• Report: Kobe Bryant wins first MVP award
• Scoreboard
• Unbeaten Big Brown wins Kentucky Derby
• Washington State defeats OSU baseball in series opener

OBITS

• Jim Hager was half of brother comedy duo
• Julia L. (Vantzelfden) Buchner
• Man believed to be final member in plot on Hitler’s life dies
• Orman ‘Wally’ Waddle
• Peter Howard arranged music for Broadway hits

NATION & WORLD

• A first: Saudi concert has women and men together
• A historic hamlet can’t hide forever
• Arkansas residents clean up what’s left
• Bolivian province’s voters go to polls
• Buffett again rebuffs Klamath dams activists
• Bush takes upbeat tone while defending record
• Calmer weather assists firefighters in New Mexico
• Cutting earmarks won’t offset McCain’s tax cuts, critics say
• Dalai Lama optimistic ahead of today’s talks
• Death toll in Chinese outbreak rises to 24
• Denzel tells students science is important
• Deputy suspended in Little League fracas
• Dutch explorer sets foot on Manhattan Island in 1626
• Expected flood of Haitians still a trickle
• FDA targeted as food safety concerns rise
• Hopefuls differ on economic relief
• Man wants ‘In God We Trust’ as his name
• Marine dubbed ‘Miracle Man’ dies 3 years after bombing
• Obama wins Guam by 7 votes
• Pakistani mayor wary of talking to militants
• Palestinians hope Rice will ‘take a stand’
• Prehistoric canoe unearthed in Florida
• Reno still feeling effects of quakes
• Republican senators push for oil shale development
• Rising health care costs are ‘eating into people’s income’
• Runway collision kills 3 in Idaho
• Some cadet numbers up, some down at Oregon State ROTC
• 9/11 Survivors' Fund closing; $25M raised
• U.S. missiles strike Sadr City target
• Volcano spews ash on Chilean village
• Washington woman charged in family killings to be evaluated
• Writer’s take on homelessness is personal
• Zimbabwe opposition wants verifiable count

FEATURES

• A tearful hiking adventure in the Caucasus Mountains
• FDA targeted as food safety concerns rise
• How to avoid foolish errors when cupid strikes
• Just right for hip moms
• Lay your past to rest with coffin for wedding rings
• Montenegro touts its ‘wild beauty’ to tourists
• News of Record: Reunions, military notes, college notes, youth notes
• Pack a lot of sights into a road trip through the heart of the Southwest
• Suttle luxury
• The sore subject of religion in local schools
• There’s a flood of fun rain gear

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best selling books
• Burroughs reaches back to early years in ‘Wolf’
• Calendar
• Carly Simon to Rachael Ray: ‘You’re So Vain’
• Dinner train to hit the tracks again, with new bells, whistles
• Don’t bridle; we’re just horsing around
• Film and TV director to share her experience during free lecture
• Film details Hispanic WWII Marine’s acts
• Halberstam elevates sports to literature
• Homestead Museum opens
• Making the case against Arctic drilling
• Novel contrasts Indian, American marriages
• Seldom-seen side of Civil War revealed through letter exchange
• Showtime goes ‘American’
• Soprano singers reunite for more Due Soprani
• ‘The Drop Edge of Yonder’ is a postmodern Western
• Unearthing tangled roots of a town’s family trees

OPINION

• China is torching goodwill on Mount Everest
• Dave Frohnmayer deserves thanks
• Funding transit is an investment in community’s future
• Political brownout on energy strategy
• The half-won, half-lost war
• The Web's power for newspapers
• U.S. turns to one-stop defense shopping
• What does a president do?
• Who do I want in the driver’s seat?
• Wilderness shouldn’t be decided based on parity

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Four injured in Friday crash west of Tumalo
• Redmond reroute set for partial opening