May 21, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Armstrong, in office since 1981, unopposed for nonpartisan job
• ‘Baby Jane’ infant murder is among cold cases being investigated by team
• Bend tourism bureau changes its name
• Central Oregon students get SELCO scholarships
• Crook County uncontested races
• Deputy DA Vitolins will take top post
• Deschutes County uncontested races
• Fire protection to be funded by tax increase
• GOP voters opt for change with Fording
• Incumbent to serve another 4-year term
• Interim manager Eric King agrees to take job permanently
• Is that a Kohl’s being built? Bend city records say yes
• Jefferson County uncontested races
• Kids in the Hall
• Lawmaker Ferrioli breaks wrists in fall
• Learn more about trails in Sisters
• Merkley will take on Smith in November
• Money’s tight - yet money measures get rare support
• News of record: Police log, fire runs, pets at shelters
• Obama, McCain clash over Cuba
• Obama strategy to be tested in coming weeks
• Obama’s still on a roll
• Official Business at the Drop-off booth
• Participating in the process
• People on the Move
• Portland elects city’s first openly gay mayor
• Punctual in Prineville
• Reading, running, math: 3 events, dual purpose
• Republicans pick McCabe to run for top spot
• 2 rise to top of field to vie for open seat
• Statewide election results
• Sunday crash alcohol-related
• Telfer takes the Republican nod
• Turnout helps 911 levy to pass
• Unger, Daly look forward to clean campaign in fall
• Voters approve 2 additional councilors as town grows
• Voters call for new Redmond schools
• Voters favoring trio of state crime measures
• Voters say no to new building of resorts in Crook

BUSINESS

• A strong season for most ski areas
• Bend tourism bureau changes its name
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon’s first Sonic Drive-In opens
• EU proposals would threaten gas supplies, Gazprom says
• 4 execs ousted at Bachelor
• Fannie CEO expects big home-price drop
• How they’re beating the heat in Arizona
• Is that a Kohl’s being built? Bend city records say yes
• People on the Move
• Pilot program has inmates plying a trade
• Prediction from an oil oracle: Crude will hit $200
• Senate will square off over farm guest-worker legislation
• Smaller airports take a hit as airlines cut flights
• Southwest chairman is stepping down
• Stocks slump on oil, inflation worries
• The art of the successful interview
• Voters say no to new building of resorts in Crook

SPORTS

• A lot of lava, a lot of history
• An angler’s guide to Montana’s fishing holes
• A’s one big error gives win to Rays
• Celtics jump on Pistons in Game 1
• Central Oregon golf tour: River’s Edge
• Cougs stay alive with road win
• Falcons sign QB Ryan to six-year deal
• Finding rhythm in swing is crucial to playing golf
• Former Bend High golfer, team advances
• Former catcher Piazza retires
• Golf scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Indianapolis awarded 2012 Super Bowl
• Lava Bears advance in Class 5A playoffs
• NBA Scoreboard
• NFL owners opt out of labor agreement
• OGA calculates Tetherow ratings
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Sisters rallies for state playoff victory
• Snow to play role in Memorial Day holiday activities
• Storm, Cowgirls fall in 5A state softball
• U.S. splits singles with Argentina

OBITS

• Jennifer Renee Lanter

NATION & WORLD

• American Red Cross founded in 1881
• Bill to combat climate change picks up steam
• China faces prospect of 5 million homeless
• Court’s ruling for the blind may alter size, feel of money
• EU proposals would threaten gas supplies, Gazprom says
• European Commission backs agriculture policy
• Global lights-out Earth Hour is more showy than effective
• High-tech nanotubes are toxic, study says
• House OKs aid for military personnel
• Interrogation tactics complaints ignored
• Iraqi troops take charge of Sadr City
• Kennedy has malignant tumor; prognosis is poor, experts say
• Losing Kennedy could alter Senate, party
• Merkley will take on Smith in November
• Myanmar says yes to foreign helicopters
• New rule: No beef from downer cows
• Obama, McCain clash over Cuba
• Obama’s still on a roll
• Relatives outside sect seek custody of kids
• Senate will square off over farm guest-worker legislation

FEATURES

• High-tech nanotubes are toxic, study says
• New rule: No beef from downer cows
• People on the Move

ENTERTAINMENT

• An angler’s guide to Montana’s fishing holes
• Calendar
• Central Oregon’s first Sonic Drive-In opens
• Community Datebook
• George Takei to marry longtime partner
• If you think ‘Last Comic Standing’ is reality TV, the joke’s on you
• Jermaine Jackson, wife finalize divorce
• John Day ranger to host Blue Basin hike
• Katie Holmes heads to Broadway
• Kiefer gets divorced
• Movie Times
• Suit accuses Lohan of taking mink coat
• Upper Klamath topic on ‘Oregon Field Guide’

OPINION

• Empty river
• No to bus tax
• One commissioner’s contrite response
• Regular people make national movements happen
• Support returning vets
• What wilderness entails