May 23, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Another, perhaps best, shot for timber payments
• Bend bus drivers tentatively agree to new contract
• Bend man arrested in sale of marijuana
• Bill Clinton muses about an Obama-Clinton ticket
• Closing Madras school to host open house
• Columbia to present plan to repay its creditors
• Correction
• Deschutes home prices see further declines in first quarter
• Dispatches
• Fire in Redmond damages trailer
• GO! Magazine
• Grandparents help foster success of young readers
• Gunfire erupts at apartment building
• ‘Looking for creative solutions’ now that gas is at $4 and rising
• Man, 79, accused of raping 5-year-old
• McCain repudiates pastor over remarks
• Men admit to starting fire west of Bend
• Mercy Corps to aid China and Myanmar
• Meth dealer gets life for ordering 2 murders
• Moment of silence honors those who sacrificed for us
• Neighbor alerts deputy to fire near Prineville
• News of Record: Police log
• 7 of Oregon’s superdelegates are still mum on endorsements
• Outdoor activities for the entire family
• Passenger who flees from car during traffic stop found dead
• 6 people arrested in Redmond meth bust
• Pipe bomb found near La Pine
• Police arrest Bend man after pot found in home
• Restaurant Guide
• Rivers are high, fast and dangerous
• Story times, library youth events for May 23-29
• Students expected to attend college
• ‘Taps’ for fallen Bend soldier
• Teen drinking tied to later issues
• Toys help inspire kids’ imaginations
• Union support proved critical for winners in state primary
• UO scrambling to find space for fall freshmen
• What your Web habits tell ad firms, and why that may change
• Woman missing after mobile home explodes
• Woman’s body found north of Mt. Angel
• Zelma Henderson, sole surviving plaintiff from landmark 1954 desegregation case

BUSINESS

• Amid high gas prices, Ford cuts production
• Area irrigators are ‘limping along’ due to delay in piping
• Bend bus drivers tentatively agree to new contract
• Blaming Big Oil
• Brewers aim to (legally) send suds through mail for contests
• Business Calendar
• Columbia to present plan to repay its creditors
• Congress enacts most of farm bill over veto
• Correction
• Cruising a classic Italian road with a classic Italian car
• Dispatches
• FAA tests ways to detect runway debris
• Gap boosts profit on cost management
• How clean is your restaurant?
• Jobless claims drop
• McDonald’s is cooking fries in trans-fat-free oil
• NRG Energy offers $11.3B for Calpine
• UBS raising $15.5B at deep discount
• Veneer mill goes up in smoke; 60 out of work

SPORTS

• Anglin’ for a catch
• Baseball teams continue to roll in state playoffs
• Bogeys can’t slow PGA Tour leader
• Butterflies in Central Oregon
• C.O. baseball, softball players earn IMC honors
• Correction
• Equestrian Events Calendar
• Four reach semifinals in Austria
• Golf Scoreboard
• HORSE COUNTRY SCOREBOARD
• La Pine State Park
• Lava Bear takes state discus title
• Local students in state meet
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• One hundred days to make the grade
• Pistons end Celtics’ home win streak
• Pitchers lead Marlins to shutout victory over Diamondbacks
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rootin’-tootin’ action shootin’
• Scoreboard

OBITS

• Pioneering NASCAR driver Lloyd Moore raced 1949-55

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles Brenner wrote text on psychoanalysis
• Haines adapted "Ulysses’ for big screen
• John Phillip Krema, of Redmond
• Royce Snook, of Crooked River Ranch
• Stanley Keith Stephens, of Prineville
• Willis ‘Dale’ Ramsey, of Prineville

NATION & WORLD

• Brewers aim to (legally) send suds through mail for contests
• Colombia looks into contacts with rebels
• Colombia taps into trend for beetle ‘bio-commerce’
• Consensus is key for 2008 Supreme Court
• Danger not past in China
• Ex-federal officials got lucrative monitor jobs
• House committee subpoenas Karl Rove
• Immigrants fleeing South African mobs
• Nations reach a deal to safeguard salmon
• Obama to fill in for Kennedy at ceremony
• Palestinian bomber strikes Gaza crossing
• Petraeus expects to recommend additional Iraq troop cuts by fall
• Polygamous sect’s children seized illegally, court rules
• Red-light cameras –for safety or revenue?
• Senate OKs war funding
• U.N. chief tours delta devastation in Myanmar

FEATURES

• Bam! Emeril moves to Fine Living Network
• Bank robbers Bonnie and Clyde killed in 1934
• Ear anatomy behind frequent infections
• ‘Insurmountable’ health care costs may be in the hands of individuals
• Medicare and FDA to work jointly
• Nursery decor gets modern makeover
• ‘Taps’ for fallen Bend soldier
• 6 tribes of bacteria find a happy home in your inner elbow

ENTERTAINMENT

• And your ‘American Idol’ is ... David ...
• Application deadline near for book awards
• Arcades of old
• ART EXHIBITS
• Bam! Emeril moves to Fine Living Network
• Early bird special
• Essay winners to read their works
• Family calendar
• Good acting keeps movie from sinking
• Great expectations
• Growing up punk
• Guest artist to lecture at OSU-Cascades
• Heritage Theatre to stage ‘Family Foibles’
• How clean is your restaurant?
• Irish trio visits Old St. Francis School
• Keeping her culture alive
• Long time coming
• McDonald’s is cooking fries in trans-fat-free oil
• Movie times for the week of May 23
• MUSIC IN MIND
• Music in mind: Outspoken and proud of it
• Music releases: Carly Simon
• Music releases: Death Cab for Cutie
• Music releases: Madonna
• Music releases: Mudcrutch
• Music releases: Portishead
• ‘Natural History Collection’ is 17 discs of Earthly excellence
• New dvd releases
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• PoetHOUSE Art grand opening planned
• Sacred music is gaining ground
• Sounds of the ’70s
• Takara show runs through May
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The White Buffalo, McGregor play Sisters
• This week
• Typhoon! takes Bend by storm

RESTAURANTS

• Typhoon! takes Bend by storm

OPINION

• How clean is your restaurant?
• ‘Local rule’ on nitrates will hurt
• Pause on Memorial Day to recall why it exists
• Transforming Human Services to save tax dollars

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• ‘Looking for creative solutions’ now that gas is at $4 and rising