May 18, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A climb into unknown vs. cancer
• A full plate today, uncertainty tomorrow
• A way out with the short sale
• Alaska judge tosses politician’s $5,000 fine
• Apologies now part of medical mistakes
• Arathoon — Chung
• 3 arrested in April shooting spree
• 3 arrested in thefts in Bend and Redmond
• As border fence goes up, illegal traffic slows down
• As prices soar, crime tipsters work overtime for the reward
• as 6 train cars derail
• Bend man arrested in adult store burglary
• Between tragedy and controversy, 2008 is now China’s year
• Births
• California same-sex marriage fight just beginning
• Cartoonist Will Elder a star of satire
• Charter bus crashes,
• Chelsea Clinton stops in Bend
• Clipping, scrimping, saving
• Communication between partners key in relationship
• Conover
• Correction
• Countries lukewarm on unauthorized aid in Myanmar
• Court upholds rape conviction
• Crime tips on rise as economy sours
• Dancer Jimmy Slyde was giant of rhythm tap
• Days of cheap wheat are over Will farmers return to wheat?
• Democrats’ ideological divide growing
• Dust fears at Tumalo State Park
• Economist Dick Netzer helped pull New York out of bankruptcy in ’70s
• Every excuse to fail, but choosing to be stronger
• Farmers returning to markets after massive winter flooding
• Fast-food workers helping police identify dangerous drivers
• For disaster-relief floor plans, practicality edges modernity
• For Parkinson’s patients, tango may help balance
• Former polygamist’s book shouldn’t interfere with trial, lawyer says
• Graham
• Have you voted?
• Heat boosts avalanche, river danger
• Hydrochloric acid spills
• In China, thousands flee flood threat from quake
• Index shows more softening in economy
• 20 indicted in lengthy drug investigation
• Innovative French chef Paul Haeberlin dies at 84
• Iran debate rages over an article of Muslim faith
• kills 1 in Mojave desert
• Kingdom’s oil increase won’t help, Bush says
• Lipscomb — Scameheorn
• Lorenzen
• Man shoots 3 outside church
• Many U.S. immigrants finding forced labor
• McFarland — Lieuallen
• McKenny
• Mickelson — McArthur
• Mount St. Helens erupts in 1980
• Nearly 1,000 detained in anti-al-Qaida crackdown
• News of Record
• News of record: Deeds
• Obama leaving Oregon for symbolic Iowa rally
• Oregon couple sought after mistaken jail release
• OSU considers solar rooftop projects
• Our endorsements
• Perdue — Ralphs
• Pressure on junta escalates as U.N. envoy plans to visit
• Rancher dies near Brothers in farm machine accident
• Ruth Simpson a leader in gay-liberation effort
• Senator is helping McCain win back Catholics
• Shepherding industry counting on recruits
• Siphoning off corn to fuel all our cars Why there’s an uproar over corn
• Sissel — Pazaski
• Somali pirates hijack Jordanian aid ship
• Store owner accused of looting artifacts
• Sunni-Shiite tensions worsen in Lebanon
• Swing-state debate is a real teeter-totter
• Taliban releases Pakistani official
• Ted Kennedy hospitalized, recovering after seizure
• The global food crisis
• Titus — Kehrer
• Two La Grande officers scrutinized
• Washington Week
• Where every meal is a sacrifice
• Where to drop off your ballot
• Witty — Moore
• Woman severely hurt when train hits her
• Yakima man gets 19 years in abduction, murder
• 25 YEARS AGO
• 25 YEARS AGO Dunes shift in 1933, unearthing remnants from the distant past
• Zane Grey’s fishing retreat on the Rogue, open to all

BUSINESS

• A harness for your kids? If it makes them safer, then yes
• A way out with the short sale
• Analysts used to saying ‘buy’ learn to say ‘sell’
• Central Oregon building permits continue falling
• Dust fears at Tumalo State Park
• Every Saturday Analysts used to saying ‘buy’ learn to say ‘sell’
• For 2 airlines wanting to be 1, last test looms
• Forester’s cost takes a dive
• Index shows more softening in economy
• Mercury may be near the end of the road
• Molson Coors’ HQ to stay in Colorado
• More political solutions in the short-term lane
• News of record: Deeds
• No safety net for condo owners
• Permit moves hydropower plant at Wickiup Dam’s base closer to reality
• Stimulus tax breaks flow to businesses, too
• The right grade of oil
• Venture capitalists head for the light
• 30-year mortgages lowest in a month

SPORTS

• A climb into unknown vs. cancer
• 1. ALPINE SKIING:
• Bedard strikes out 10 in Mariners’ win
• Bend’s Eaton helps UO relay team to medal at Pac-10 meet
• Big Brown cruises in Preakness, gets second jewel of Triple Crown
• Blazing speed helps Outlaws finish second
• Culver ties for second in 2A track and field
• Federer, Nadal advance to Hamburg finals
• For Bend’s ‘Brady Bunch,’ this PPP might be the last
• From Bachelor to Bend
• Golf scoreboard
• Husband and wife Olympians make quite a PPP pair
• In fifth try, Bend’s Sarah Max wins PPP for first time
• Kahne unlikely winner of NASCAR All-Star race
• On the Air
• 2008 Pole Pedal Paddle Results
• PPP by the numbers
• Prep scoreboard
• Runners warm up for season at Classic Stars beat Red Wings, force Game 6 in series
• Scoreboard
• Seen at the 2008 Pole Pedal Paddle
• Storm takes IMC title
• Strong efforts not enough as Beavers fall to Trojans
• Summit doubles team wins state
• Taking the silver
• Third PPP win is a hot one for Bend’s Marshall Greene
• What's PPP all about?

OBITS

• Cartoonist Will Elder a star of satire
• Dancer Jimmy Slyde was giant of rhythm tap
• Economist Dick Netzer helped pull New York out of bankruptcy in ’70s
• Ruth Simpson a leader in gay-liberation effort

NATION & WORLD

• A full plate today, uncertainty tomorrow
• A way around ethics reform
• Alaska judge tosses politician’s $5,000 fine
• Apologies now part of medical mistakes
• As border fence goes up, illegal traffic slows down
• As prices soar, crime tipsters work overtime for the reward
• Between tragedy and controversy, 2008 is now China’s year
• California same-sex marriage fight just beginning
• Capturing Chicago’s rich architectural history
• Clipping, scrimping, saving
• Countries lukewarm on unauthorized aid in Myanmar
• Crime tips on rise as economy sours
• Democrats’ ideological divide growing
• Farmers returning to markets after massive winter flooding
• Fast-food workers helping police identify dangerous drivers
• For disaster-relief floor plans, practicality edges modernity
• For Parkinson’s patients, tango may help balance
• Former polygamist’s book shouldn’t interfere with trial, lawyer says
• Hydrochloric acid spills as 6 train cars derail
• In China, thousands flee flood threat from quake
• In Europe, getting a seat depends on the train
• Iran debate rages over an article of Muslim faith
• Kingdom’s oil increase won’t help, Bush says
• Man shoots 3 outside church
• Many U.S. immigrants finding forced labor
• Mount St. Helens erupts in 1980
• Nearly 1,000 detained in anti-al-Qaida crackdown
• New ethics provision is met with a wave of resignations
• Permit moves hydropower plant at Wickiup Dam’s base closer to reality
• Senator is helping McCain win back Catholics
• Shepherding industry counting on recruits
• Somali pirates hijack Jordanian aid ship
• Sunni-Shiite tensions worsen in Lebanon
• Survival techniques we all might need
• Swing-state debate is a real teeter-totter
• Taliban releases Pakistani official
• Ted Kennedy hospitalized, recovering after seizure
• The global food crisis
• What led to the reforms
• Where every meal is a sacrifice

FEATURES

• Capturing Chicago’s rich architectural history
• Every excuse to fail, but choosing to be stronger
• Exploring Barcelona — one step at a time
• Hitting the road with your kids? Here are a few vacation reads
• In Europe, getting a seat depends on the train
• News of Record

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ad business to fund new van for community center
• Another predictable run for Sandford’s Davenport
• Best selling books
• Calendar
• Cultural fun under an unusually hot sun
• Documentary examines depression
• Ex-’Idol’ Hicks to play Teen Angel in ‘Grease’
• Ford elected to archaeological group
• Groundbreaking for new church Thursday
• Hitting the road with your kids? Here are a few vacation reads
• Oregon Book Awards tour to visit Bend
• Referent pronouns refuse to go away
• Survival techniques we all might need

OPINION

• A new bond between science and spirituality
• Books are weapons in war over the war
• Correction
• Iran has the upper hand in modern Cold War
• More political solutions in the short-term lane
• Our endorsements
• Redmond student supports bond
• Remember the local issues on the ballot
• School bond is an investment in Redmond’s future
• Tax system is too complex, unfair and outdated
• The McCain doctrines
• Upgrade septic systems to protect water supply