May 06, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Albany police arrest suspect in shooting
• Bend’s water could cost more
• Burns planned near Crescent, Sisters
• Candidates sign up to follow the rules
• Correction
• Deschutes hazardous waste disposal program to expand
• It's cool to be kind
• It’s so far, so good as half of the lanes open
• Keizer man says he was beaten, robbed
• Lava bear revival
• Marchers support Redmond school bond
• Mental health client info lost in mail
• New median, retail slated for Redmond
• News of record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Partners in flight
• Pet spotlight
• Pets Calendar
• Plant sale begins at La Pine High School
• Powell Butte resort plan may come with a twist for wildlife
• Saxton has support, but doesn’t want job
• Shots fired by only 1 officer in drug case
• Something to sleep on
• Warm up your pet for warm weather activity

BUSINESS

• Bernanke reiterates the need for aggressive steps in housing
• Business Calendar
• Can BlackBerry compete with iPhone appeal?
• Correction
• Iraq signs deal to buy planes from Boeing
• It turns out Las Vegas isn’t totally immune to economic slowdowns
• May is transit safety awareness month
• Merck to lay off 1,200
• More banks tightening their lending standards
• News of record: Deeds
• Nonmanufacturing index rises for April
• Oil sets new record as it passes $120 a barrel
• Powell Butte resort plan may come with a twist for wildlife
• Redmond boardings are up 6.24% in April
• Shop Smart opening Wednesday in La Pine
• Something to sleep on
• Wal-Mart expanding drug discount program
• Yahoo stock falls, but less than expected

SPORTS

• Assistant coach hired by Arizona hoops
• Beavs win series finale
• Braves acquire player from Mariners
• Cascade Chainbreaker race set for Sunday
• Clemens apologizes for mistakes in personal life
• COCC Forest Sports team shines at event
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Federer to open Rome Masters against Canas
• Girls U15 soccer team wins President’s Cup
• Helpful hints for cyclists racing in PPP
• Hornets have little problem beating Spurs
• Inductions set for Blind Athletes HOF
• Kayaking
• Lava Bear tied for lead at IMC golf tournament
• Local gymnasts at the top of their class
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Panthers score CVC softball victory
• Prep Scoreboard
• Pujols hustles to lift Cards past Rockies
• Red Wings find that Stars’ Turco like a third defenseman
• Registration deadline for PPP this Saturday
• Rush soccer team wins state again
• Soccer players win with Portland team
• Summit boys tennis jumps to early lead
• Suns allow coach to talk to other teams
• Swimmers return from meet with gold
• Teen shoots man in hunting accident
• Up the Crooked River Duathlon is on tap
• U.S. Olympic team’s new Speedo swimsuit is swimming in international controversy

OBITS

• Bonnie Lee Coffelt
• Francis ‘Frank’ L. Reed
• Franklin ‘Pat’ Wright Layman
• Idaho author and journalist Shadduck dies
• Kathryn ‘Katie’ M. Higgins
• Margaret Jane (Singleterry) Lindbloom
• Mary Louise (Farrester) Schas
• Merle ‘Hap’ Nelson
• Mildred Loving, 68, broke racial barriers

NATION & WORLD

• As votes near, Bill Clinton sets a fast pace
• At least 5 killed in Somalia’s food riots
• Bolivia’s vote leaves battles unresolved
• Both Democrats offer stark choice, McCain says
• China, Japan likely will OK regular visits
• Chinese protest new chemical plant
• Cyclone deaths spiral upward in Myanmar
• Deaths of 2 U.S. soldiers raise doubts about MRAP vehicle
• Disorders more likely in adopted adolescents
• Early breast-feeding may raise verbal IQ
• Electric vehicle is entrepreneur’s answer to problem of gas prices
• Feds release new Columbia salmon plan
• Finally, U.N. to get makeover
• Fish scheme lands 2 men in hot water with cops
• Investigation of sea lion deaths reveals knowledgeable killers
• Iran calls off talks with U.S. about Iraq
• Lawsuit targets oil exploration in Arctic waters
• Lots of animals learn, but smarter isn’t better
• Next wave of food inflation looms
• Officials pull snare from wolf’s neck in Alaska
• Pollution throws bees off course, undermining pollination, study finds
• Portland shows its weird side
• Prayer requests come via e-mail in Russia
• Saxton has support, but doesn’t want job
• Survey finds more than 3.5 million new voters
• Taiwan’s vice premier resigns amid scandal
• Technology may save us, but probably not at these prices
• Treaty cited as Congress is asked to spare killer
• Tribe in Utah called bogus
• Tunnel opened between Britain, France in 1994
• U.S. Olympic team’s new Speedo swimsuit is swimming in international controversy
• Weather service: Arkansas hit by 11 tornadoes last week
• What to watch for in tonight's primary votes

FEATURES

• A beef stir-fry with mustard and fruit preserves? Try it
• A sunroom is an asset for houses in cooler climates
• Asparagus recipes
• Beauty, danger of marinades
• Disorders more likely in adopted adolescents
• Don’t let the economy stub your green thumb
• Early breast-feeding may raise verbal IQ
• For Mom
• Gardeners won’t do without these tools
• Know your lawn before choosing a lawn mower
• Mental health client info lost in mail
• Old mill home goes green with family's update
• Recipe Finder
• Reviving your tulips
• Rubber mulch is solution for some
• Sesame seeds very nutritious; special CFLs will work in cold
• Snow peas in oil you won’t cover with foil
• State gives OK on new psychiatric hospital
• Use the room in your garage
• When buying fresh asparagus, timing is most important

ENTERTAINMENT

• A Pretty piñata for Cinco de Mayo
• Calendar
• Clay Aiken ‘not trying to be Timberlake’
• Deschutes gives OK to music festival
• Honor moms, children at reclamation celebration
• Johansson, Reynolds hear wedding bells
• Mother's Day cards help foster kids in Zambia
• Ominous signs for ‘Idol’
• Prince working on book

OPINION

• District delayed making tough call
• Helpful hints for cyclists racing in PPP
• Our endorsements
• Schools have no right to push religion on students
• Social Security is in need of reform

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• New median, retail slated for Redmond