May 26, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• International studies now at OSU-Cascades
• Man hurt when son drives ATV over him
• News of record: Bankruptcies, civil suits
• Our state’s small slice of D.C. - you might even see a beaver
• Rain threatens to stick around all week
• Remembering lost loved ones
• Upcoming shows Modest Mouse rocks Les Schwab Amphitheater
• Westlund, Alley weigh debates

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Closures
• Mortgage-free: What to do with all that equity?

SPORTS

• Autocross Club sets planning meeting Autocross meeting set for June 4 in Bend
• Beavers sweep Pacific; wait for invite
• Bend’s Eaton receives UO men’s track award
• Big Brown’s injury should not derail Triple Crown bid
• Culver teen looked up to as a leader, big brother
• Dixon hangs on for Indy 500 victory Dixon hangs on for Indy 500 win
• Former champ bids adieu at Open
• F-1’s Hamilton survives to win Monaco GP Autocross meeting set for June 4 in Bend
• GOLF Scoreboard
• Kahne handed NASCAR victory
• Late home run lifts White Sox past Angels
• Mickelson’s final putt leads to PGA Tour win
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon golf course up for auction
• Penguins to provide new look against Wings in Game 2
• Racing Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Spurs hang on to lead en route to beating Lakers
• Welcome back

OBITS

• Charlotte C. Harvey
• Cloyce ‘Dud’ Dudlet Lemke

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charlotte C. Harvey
• Cloyce ‘Dud’ Dudlet Lemke

NATION & WORLD

• A battle is brewing among Web browsers
• A high-tech eye on seniors’ homes
• A successful Mars landing, with the pictures to prove it
• Aid promised, access sought in Myanmar
• Cable networks enjoy record ratings
• China struggles with quake refugees
• Clinton cites faith in face of adversity
• Closures
• Crews make progress on California wildfire
• Erwin Hirsch, trauma surgeon in Boston, dies in boat mishap
• First major oil strike in Mideast in 1908
• G-8 ministers endorse emissions cuts by 2050
• Honorary Rolling Thunder member
• 2 hurt in shooting at Seattle festival
• Iraq violence falls to 4-year low, U.S. says
• Learn to play the guitar at your local newsstand
• Low-income families take a pioneering role in energy efficiency
• Military chief warns troops about election-year politics
• More mortgage aid needed, experts say
• Museum gets Clooney’s ‘Leatherheads’ uniform
• New memorials for fallen troops crop up online
• New president takes office in Lebanon
• Nonprofits’ tax status scrutinized
• Obama urges grads to serve country
• Robert Hale, former head of Alaska ‘Pilgrim’ clan, dies
• Robert Mugabe threatens to expel U.S. ambassador
• Rove: Courts will have to decide subpoena
• Scientists unearth rare camel fossil near Phoenix
• Senate race in Minnesota shows power of the blog
• Simplot, Idaho spud king and computer chip maker
• Some signs of weakness in Oprah’s media empire
• Storm kills at least 7 in northeast Iowa
• ‘There was nothing to do but to order the crew to bail out’
• TV’s ‘Laugh-in’ comic Dick Martin dies at 86
• Umatilla County law targets owners for crimes on property
• 3 VP candidates join McCain for barbecue
• Warner tries new tactic to revive its DVD sales

FEATURES

• Our state’s small slice of D.C. - you might even see a beaver
• Remembering lost loved ones

ENTERTAINMENT

• A few trinkets
• Calendar
• Movie Times

OPINION

• Remembering WWII vets on Memorial Day
• Story of captain’s death in WWII still resonates
• Veterans faced the ultimate challenge

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Our state’s small slice of D.C. - you might even see a beaver