May 10, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• ‘A one-woman county’
• Accident closes lanes of U.S. Highway 97
• Author to share perspective on God’s presence
• Blanton, Daly at odds over expansion of Deschutes jail
• Closed weekdays this month
• Coming here this weekend
• Comments sought on Human Services budget
• Correction
• Correction is unclear
• Costlier garbage, lower speed limits on Madras’ agenda
• Election 2008: Obama in Bend
• In Bend, Walden pushes renewable, long-term strategy
• 180 in Oregon jobless
• Local high schoolers cram trophy cases with awards of the non-sporting variety
• Manager shortlist shows open minds
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• North Wickiup boat ramp
• On the up grade
• Postage rates climbing, but your ballot will arrive regardless
• What’s Going Up
• Woman, child escape during home invasion

BUSINESS

• In Bend, Walden pushes renewable, long-term strategy
• 180 in Oregon jobless
• OPEC member hints at shift on oil output
• Pope & Talbot closes
• Senate incumbents, rivals offer gas price proposals
• Small business index from bank declines Business in brief
• Trade deficit drops Business in brief
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• A last stand for softball? Beijing could be the end
• Americans in peril in Premier League
• Area golfers weigh in on local tracks
• Brother of Jets safety fatally shot
• Carlisle, Mavs have verbal agreement Oregon Club meeting Thursday in Bend
• Coach of Avalanche to step down Oregon Club meeting Thursday in Bend
• Deal on heavyweight title fight reached Oregon Club meeting Thursday in Bend
• Federer falls in quarterfinals of Rome Masters
• Finding a deal is still possible
• Getting in shape can help your game
• How to get the most from practice
• Jazz hands Lakers first playoff loss of season
• Junior circuit is training ground for C.O. golfers
• Lilly uses bat, arm to help Cubs win
• Many big events coming to C.O.
• Mariners’ Sexson suspended for six games
• Mountain High Golf Course ready to be resurrected
• On the Air
• Oregon Club meeting Thursday in Bend Oregon Club meeting Thursday in Bend
• OSU beats UCLA 10-1
• Packers release former Seahawk
• Panther Squared
• Panthers’ girls doubles team advances to state tourney
• Panthers take third at CVC boys tennis tournament
• Quick goals allow Penguins to pull away and beat Flyers
• Scoreboard
• Seniors shine as Redmond scores final home win
• Stewart takes wreck-filled race
• Strategy appears likely to play large role for drivers, teams in complicated format
• 2008: Time to work on our weaknesses
• Tournament Calendar
• Tradition is back for seconds
• Two to make C.O. debuts
• Washington wins PNGA
• Web cams are a new tool in college football recruiting
• What else do you need on the course?
• Youth gives way at Players

OBITS

• Amelia Margaret (Cox) Lewis de Gremli
• Wesley LeRoy Gillam

NATION & WORLD

• ‘A one-woman county’
• ABC makes up for lost ‘Lost’
• Abkhazia claims it shot down drone
• Agency: Domestic gas is better for state than LNG
• Al-Sadr followers, al-Maliki reach deal
• At OHSU, Clinton pitches her plan for health care
• Author wants systematic change in churches
• Braxton show won’t resume until June
• Brazilian appeals ranchers’ acquittal
• Carey and Cannon spill wedding beans
• Cartels will pay for killing, Mexico says
• Cleared convict gets $2.2M for prison time
• Couple convicted on meth charges
• Editor William Frankel brought new life to The Jewish Chronicle
• Fast and messy qualifying at Indy 500?
• Few walking away from homes
• For many, ‘everything is gone’
• Former GOP chief’s fraud trial begins
• Foxy Brown pleads guilty in assault case
• Harlan Hahn supported rights for the disabled
• Have thumb, will travel
• Hezbollah uprising has Beirut in chaos
• Hogan’s son gets 8 months for car crash
• Man detained in Iraq is not al-Qaida leader
• Mary J. Blige starts
• Microsoft appeals $1.39 billion fine
• Military drops facility used to cremate pets
• Military seizes U.N. food, bars foreign aid workers
• Mother of dead inmate files lawsuit
• Moving? Take steps to spare the china
• Music gala to feature Broadway veterans
• Obama kicks off Oregon visit
• Obama takes lead in superdelegates
• Pakistan releases provincial leader
• Poet Jason Shinder founded YMCA literary arts program
• Portland police make arrest in cocaine case
• Portland relief organization sending helper to Myanmar
• ‘Private Practice’ gets new producers
• Reporter challenges ruling over sources
• Rising ridership
• Seaweed confirms Chile’s ancient past
• Slain Oregon officers are memorialized
• State says no salmon below Willamette Falls
• The physician who has saved China twice
• These shoes are made for walkin’
• Throngs to see Obama
• Timberlake’s ‘Phone’ game show on MTV
• Tragedies at lake have OSU Greeks heading elsewhere
• Trailblazing weather scientist Cressman dies
• Unwanted messages migrate to cell phones
• Uranium craze sparks conflict on flanks of the Grand Canyon
• Victory day in Russia
• Violence in Zimbabwe increasing, doctors say
• Walden wants easier thinning
• women’s foundation
• 18-year-old booked in fatal stabbing
• 100 years ago, Mother’s Day observed for first time in U.S.

FEATURES

• ‘A one-woman county’
• Accident closes lanes of U.S. Highway 97
• Author to share perspective on God’s presence
• Closed weekdays this month
• Comments sought on Human Services budget
• North Wickiup boat ramp
• Religion in Brief
• True spirituality: No pain, no gain
• Woman, child escape during home invasion

ENTERTAINMENT

• A mission beyond words
• Calendar
• Improv group to host Wednesday shows
• Monday is deadline for Bend Theatre spots
• Movie Times
• showing of ‘This is War’
• Tickets are available for ‘Patsy Cline’ show
• Veterans sponsor free

OPINION

• Bulletin endorsement unfairly dismissed my qualifications
• City’s good investment
• Correction is unclear
• Designation unnecessary
• Hillary right for U.S.
• Leave Badlands as is
• Losses in context
• Officer deserves better
• Our community theater
• Proud of Bush, Cheney
• Redevelop village
• Social Security woes

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Accident closes lanes of U.S. Highway 97
• Closed weekdays this month
• Comments sought on Human Services budget
• Costlier garbage, lower speed limits on Madras’ agenda
• North Wickiup boat ramp
• Woman, child escape during home invasion