May 11, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Area’s energy leadership receives Obama's praise
• Births
• Destination: Central Oregon
• Hunter — Wilson
• In Redmond today
• Kirzy — Payne
• News of record: Deeds
• Ne-Yo brings awareness to foster care system
• Rising cost of college is keeping students in Oregon
• Scoreboard
• Seidenkranz Anniversary
• 6 to retire early from Deschutes County division
• Unemployment might be high, but resorts still struggle to fill some jobs
• What’s behind Obama's allure?
• Where inmates learn skills for the outside Other measures lessen jail crowding
• Why we love mom
• With downturn, brokers adjust in different ways
• York — Allen

BUSINESS

• A blade aid for a clean car
• A motherlode of mileage myths (here are 2 more)
• Consumers have a taste for Apples
• Destination: Central Oregon
• Home Depot weighs future of Olympics jobs program
• Infiniti’s FX: the ‘sport’ in SUV
• Lawsuits following mortgage losses may hit a wall
• Long list of big issues for the FAA
• News of record: Deeds
• Qwest gives wireless service to Verizon
• Restaurants swap ingredients to get by
• 6 to retire early from Deschutes County division
• Unemployment might be high, but resorts still struggle to fill some jobs
• With downturn, brokers adjust in different ways
• 30-year mortgages still above 6 percent

SPORTS

• Astros allow three hits, blank Dodgers
• Bears’ year?
• Bend claims league title, top seed in state
• Cavs take early lead en route to victory
• Cougars top Storm in IMC baseball finale
• Culver boys win at district meet
• D’Antoni to coach New York
• Driver takes Indy 500 pole with big gamble
• Former teacher on top at Players Championship
• Hotshots end skid with home win
• Kyle Busch gets third Sprint Cup win of season
• Lakers’ Gasol cedes spotlight, but still shines in Los Angeles
• Madras athlete gets three wins at meet
• On the Air
• Out of the gate
• Players withdraw from Rome semis
• Red Wings break out to 2-0 conference final lead
• UCLA evens three-game series after beating Oregon State 11-4

NATION & WORLD

• Adoption firms close in record numbers
• After speech at Summit, the candidate fields questions
• An ‘Odyssey’ into virtual reality
• ‘Blue Zones’ gives tips for long life
• British journalist Ian Brodie covered everything from Vietnam to hanging chads
• Casting call for sexy cars ...
• Centenarians could strain federal budget
• Clinton’s persistence may pay off - for party unity
• College coaches take credit as NFL adds some new tricks
• Columbia to retool look with ‘one tough mother’
• Columbus leaves Spain for his last trip to the Western Hemisphere in 1502
• Consumers in China, India could stretch food supply
• Democratic spat tests tolerance in San Francisco
• Discover Kiev’s cathedrals, cobblestones and charm
• Do pony up: Turn heads this spring and summer with these chic twists
• Dr. Murray Jarvik helped invent the nicotine patch
• Emily, Jacob most popular baby names
• Expo specializes in gay weddings
• Fact is, it remains to be seen
• Fairy tales for adults mix the real with the imaginary
• Famous authors, reimagined
• Fatal North Carolina twister ‘could have been much worse’
• FBI to settle with suspect in ‘Waddling Bandit’ case
• Former Washington teacher faces five years in assaults
• Free Wi-Fi, but not for all: Providers find a compromise to pay for it
• Harsh winter takes a toll on Wallowa County deer
• Hezbollah calls off gunmen
• Horse racing observers say industry must change
• Housing project will focus on Mississippi
• 2 Idaho tribes allowed to hunt bison on refuge
• If you suspect your lover of infidelity, investigator ‘Tank’ rolls into action
• In Vegas, new titans reinvent an old formula
• Is Uzbekistan the next hot spot?
• It’s not a mouse or a door, it’s a hip
• Jenna Bush married at president’s Texas ranch
• JFK aide tells his story
• Julie Andrews’ ‘Home’ a lucid and engaging autobiography
• Junta usually defies threats to its power
• Kulongoski stresses wildfire danger
• Last-minute ideas to make Mom shine
• Mideast discord ‘is not unbridgeable,’ Olmert says
• Military government goes on with effort to solidify control
• Mother shows strength on and off weightlifting platform
• Mother’s Day celebrates its 100th year
• MTV plans more blending of ads, shows
• Nevada professor’s firing stirs protests
• News Corp. rescinds bid for Newsday
• Nothing to cloud the appetite here
• Obama and McCain map their fall strategies
• Pace picks up ‘The Fall’
• Palestinian attack threatens truce deal
• Pet projects for going green
• Potential lead poisoning in condors, venison prompts Idaho conference
• Racer dies in crash during practice
• Ready to fly
• Rebels move to doorstep of Sudan’s capital
• Rice seed, planted from the air, a yearly ritual with tricky stunts
• Secrets of CIA tech are revealed
• Serbian election likely hinges on liberal aims
• State adds another bridge to racketeering lawsuit
• Storms kill at least 16 in Oklahoma, Missouri
• Student collects a million pennies for his school
• Students get to ‘Paws and Relax,’ with canines’ help
• Throwbacks to a literary life
• Truce may end fight in part of Baghdad
• Tsvangirai set to return for runoff
• 3 Union County city councils back to work
• Violence allegations mar Sri Lankan vote

FEATURES

• Celebrating mothers
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes and Youth Notes
• Olympic glory

ENTERTAINMENT

• Adkins records song for ‘Black Gold’
• Calendar
• KPOV to host public broadcasting speaker
• Movie Times
• Tower Theatre opens its membership drive

OPINION

• Attn.: Al Gore
• Bias at the Bulletin
• Bush on Iraq
• Chappell for DA
• Clinton is right choice
• Daly for commissioner
• Duncan for County Commission
• Get your political letters in quick
• John Robbins for state Senate
• Obama is a Trojan horse
• Obama is bipartisan
• Obama, not Clinton
• Obama vs. Clinton
• Obama’s mom: Portrait of a woman named Stanley
• Pay raise is justice
• Robert Ray for county commissioner
• Say no to pandering
• Stop the bullying
• Support Obama
• Support Redmond schools
• The GOP version
• Victims of their own good faith
• Vitolins for DA