May 22, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A new formation for Lava Lands
• After surprising Senate run, Novick ponders next step
• Allergic folks are still sneezing
• Amusement park near Salem to close
• Appeals court affirms state ban on gay marriage
• Bend bus service safe through ’08
• Bend lawn chair balloon flyer recovers equipment
• Bend park district will lower its SDCs
• Clinton, Obama back in Florida to heal rift
• Clinton still trailing Obama in donations
• Correction
• Educating teenagers on dangers of oral sex
• Energy company fined in the deaths of 2 eagles
• Exchanging cultures
• for soldier killed in Iraq
• Gang suspect, 24, arrested in Oregon
• Grants Pass man takes black bear cub
• Health insurance coverage gap
• Johnny Carson’s final ‘Tonight Show’ airs in ’92
• King, picked to lead Bend, makes stability his priority
• Kroger: Environment, meth are top priorities as attorney general
• Lost parrot returned to owners in Japan
• Made plans yet?
• Man decks deer that crashes into salon
• Most in U.S. need more sun, health experts say
• Mountain View High fire causes evacuation
• News of Record
• News of Record: Permits
• Pakistan signs truce with militant faction
• Partners in crime
• Pilot, flight attendant arrested in night romp
• Property seizure measure is still too close to call
• Sadr City calm after Iraqi troops take over
• School becoming a desk job
• School bond will benefit Redmond
• Self-pay patients to get a 12 percent discount
• The buddy system
• The Simpsons go to the beach
• These six exercises are key to daily movements
• through car dealership
• U.N. chief to visit Myanmar over aid
• Van Deerlin served 9 terms in the U.S. House
• Want to quit smoking? Research finds you’ll do better in a group
• Wars can wound troops’ sex lives, experts say
• Work to resume on Coast Range road
• 11-year-old wins geography bee

BUSINESS

• A new formation for Lava Lands
• Airline says it will start charging for 1 bag
• Bachelor hopes 4 firings will help ski resort evolve
• Bend lawn chair balloon flyer recovers equipment
• Bend park district will lower its SDCs
• Business Calendar
• Concerns in Fed minutes reverberate on Wall Street
• 3 ideas for sidestepping inflation
• Keeping alfalfa safe from varmints is no easy task
• Microsoft to provide cash rewards for using its search engine to shop
• News of Record: Permits
• Oregon agriculture hits new high in ‘07
• Senate drops farm guest-worker bill
• Senators grill Big Oil over record profits
• Shedding excess stuff, saving money
• Time Warner to reap $9.25B in cable split
• Tougher work, tougher workers in Alaska

SPORTS

• Alaska will challenge feds’ polar bear listing
• By the numbers
• California, Nevada join to combat Tahoe bears
• ComingAttractions Through May 28
• Competing demands for Forest Service trails
• Defending champion advances in Austria
• Fast-moving Storm
• Flashback
• Fly-tying corner
• Former Cy Young winner, Ellsbury lead Red Sox to victory
• Former Sonics owner adds to lawsuit
• Honor Roll
• Lakers rally late for win over Spurs Bulls’ draft focus centers on Rose, Beasley
• Lava Bears move on
• Manchester United wins European title
• Mountain View and Summit fill several coaching positions
• NBA Scoreboard
• Oak Hill set to test field for Senior PGA Championship
• On Lake Billy Chinook, women make some waves
• On the Air
• Oregon releases baseball schedule
• Paulina, East lakes accessible for weekend
• Pulling away
• Redmond schools headed for Class 5A
• Scoreboard
• Steelhead fry released into Crooked River system
• Sunriver hosts tennis event on Saturday

OBITS

• Artie Mae Miner
• Betty Jean Pomeroy
• David Allen Thorn
• Explorer Adelaide ‘Su-Lin’ Young lent her name to first U.S. panda
• John Phillip Krema
• Rena Baldridge
• Stanley Keith Stephens

NATION & WORLD

• Bush to let Americans send Cuban relatives cell phones
• Competing demands for Forest Service trails
• Detainee fights his appearance in trial
• Exploding star caught in the act
• FBI isn’t ready for threats, agent says
• Fewer child soldiers fighting around world
• Filipino WWII vets fight for benefits
• Hezbollah makes gains as deal ends stalemate
• Israel and Syria disclose indirect peace talks
• Italian leader acts on trash crisis, illegals
• Japan’s space policy now includes military
• Kennedy, out of hospital, goes sailing
• McCain to sit down with VP candidates
• N.C. policy blocks illegal immigrants
• Quake aid for Chinese is arriving, but slowly
• U.S. House overrides Bush’s veto of farm bill
• Western states working on greenhouse-gas reductions

FEATURES

• A hallucinogen for hipsters to use, or a future medicine?
• Airline says it will start charging for 1 bag
• Allergic folks are still sneezing
• Art + Walk equals patient rehabilitation
• Bend lawn chair balloon flyer recovers equipment
• Chronically ill in Boston pay higher health costs than most
• Datebook classes
• Diets to fight disease now routine
• Educating teenagers on dangers of oral sex
• Exchanging cultures
• Health insurance coverage gap
• How to block gum disease
• In the heat of the day, Dairy Queen can offer a reasonable option
• People
• Pilates devotees have 2 more DVDs to mix up their routines
• Push-ups
• Self-pay patients to get a 12 percent discount
• Shrimp won’t derail diet goals
• The case for vaccinating boys
• These six exercises are key to daily movements
• Timing must be right for babies to enjoy food
• Vaccine extending lives of brain-tumor patients

ENTERTAINMENT

• Art + Walk equals patient rehabilitation
• Boy-band creator sentenced to 25 years
• Calendar
• French Legion of Honor
• Friday in Bend church
• Jessica Alba marries movie producer
• Kirtan artist to perform
• Movie Times
• Ouch! Ford waxes his chest to make a point
• Tougher work, tougher workers in Alaska
• UO performance at Tower tonight
• Winehouse to perform at Glastonbury fest
• Word Cafe wraps up season tonight

OPINION

• Feldenkrais feedback
• Fix the mall
• Large group didn’t vote
• Letter to the editor misrepresented the risks of abortion
• School bond will benefit Redmond
• We need fields

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend bus service safe through ’08
• Work to resume on Coast Range road