May 25, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Births
• Budge — Cook
• Central to her mission
• Crash blocks traffic on U.S. Highway 97
• Culver mourns teen’s death
• DAs seek answers on freed offenders
• Environmental summit
• Haas — Martin
• Highway 97 traffic stop spurs car, foot chase
• Little Deschutes River overflows its banks
• 300 lose power due to lightning strike
• Man poised to jump closes Third Street
• Market roads abound in Deschutes County
• News of record: Deeds
• No fuel but the wind
• Renwick — Neff
• Sisters school budget grows but still tight
• Summit girls set a record at state meet
• Teen actor in upcoming Harry Potter’ film dies
• Too many commercial buildings, few tenants
• Turbulence on the way to wind energy
• Will Alaska weather tourism slide?
• Woods
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• An all-seeing mirror keeps you from driving blind
• JetBlue carrier names director as chairman
• News of record: Deeds
• No fuel but the wind
• Shareholders slam Qwest’s leadership
• Solving the mysteries of food safety, CSI-style
• Too many commercial buildings, few tenants
• Turbulence on the way to wind energy
• Unlocked gas tank cap could trigger engine light
• Vail Resorts requiring energy cuts at work
• 30-year mortgages dip below 6 percent

SPORTS

• Aiming for just under par — with a disc
• Big fifth inning leads Beavers to victory over Pacific
• Celtics earn road victory
• Central Oregon girls shine at state
• Cowboys pace Central Oregon boys
• Dodgers shut out 4-0 by Cardinals
• Golf Scoreboard
• Mickelson stands alone on top of PGA leaderboard
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• PREP SCOREBOARD
• Red Wings get it done on offense, defense
• Repeat for Summit
• Scoreboard
• Sisters walks all over Ontario
• Sweden wins 4th World Team Cup

NATION & WORLD

• A return to Mars — and it’s risky business
• All that beauty — and within your budget
• All the right moves before the big day
• Al-Qaida in Iraq is closer to defeat, Crocker says
• As gas prices hit new highs, Amtrak sees more riders
• As oil prices rise, Congress pushes energy-related bills
• Babe Ruth hits the final homer of his career in 1935
• Be amused by these new theme park rides
• Could new theory explain fall of ancient civilizations?
• Court charges ex-Congolese warlord with war crimes
• Dagmar Barnouw wrote provocative WWII works
• Death toll may skyrocket
• Democratic contenders visit Puerto Rico voters
• Despite the restriction on salmon, there’s still fish to catch
• Detroit’s car celebration a new draw for tourists
• Dick Sutcliffe had idea that led to the ‘Davey and Goliath’ TV show
• Digging up a mystery
• Environmental summit under way in Japan
• Erring on the side of comprehension
• Estleman tries his hand at mystery writing
• FARC leader dead, Colombia says
• Florida forms hurricane plan for seniors
• For Montana’s tribes, zeal to learn comes with a cost
• 2 found dead after twister rakes Midwest
• German parents post ad with baby ‘for sale’
• Get the most from your carry-on bag
• ‘Gift of Rain’ reveals many forms of love and duty
• GOP leaders worry about McCain campaign"s savvy
• Government official Gloria Gutierrez pushed for diversity
• HBO’s ‘Recount’ tries to make sense of Florida dispute in 2000 election
• Helicopter crash kills 3, injures 3 in California
• If you’re going to buy another tie this Father’s Day, thin is in
• Immigration agency on the move for safety
• James Frey’s new novel is a literary train wreck
• Jewell school board down to 1 member after recall vote
• Keep watch for signs of an emotional affair
• Longtime screenwriter Lawrence Roman dies
• Marine loses final battle but never surrendered
• Mars again? Why NASA revisits
• Myanmar conference convenes in Yangon
• Never fancy, always reliable
• Opposition leader returns to Zimbabwe
• Rattlesnake bites yielding more extreme symptoms
• Riding to forget - and remember
• Runaway girl turns up at friend’s house
• S. Africa rethinks AIDS
• Sales tax islands
• Scottsdale police using nature’s call for job ads
• Siegmund Nissel played violin in Amadeus Group
• Small businesses feel inflation"s sting
• The toughest summer job is finding one
• TV station charged for running Indian soaps
• Wearing glasses has become stylish
• When weddings go wrong in real life
• Will Clinton’s presidential campaign pave the way for female hopefuls?

FEATURES

• Central to her mission
• DAs seek answers on freed offenders
• News of Record: Reunions, College Notes and Youth Notes
• Saturday Market brings old, new back to Bend
• Thanks to those who found my checkbook Person to Person

ENTERTAINMENT

• A crowd for Death Cab, despite the clouds
• Calendar
• Mouthing off
• Movie Times
• Sales tax islands
• Saturday Market brings old, new back to Bend
• Tickets available for Golf Classic benefit
• Walking guru to host heart-health forum

RESTAURANTS

• Sales tax islands

OPINION

• A changing world that leaves a trail of oil behind
• Another poor example of the promises of change
• Be like France
• Decay at Sunriver Mall
• Do we still have Grants and Pattons?
• Fiscal stimulus isn’t much
• Good coverage of science
• How we shape our local sports coverage
• Questions about the Bend transit district
• Rep. Blumenauer voted correctly on the farm bill
• The ills that cell phones unleash on society
• Tribalism has bloodied the Democratic primaries