May 28, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A dinosaur built for three
• Activist Sizemore is found in contempt
• An experiment in science
• Badlands designation a step closer
• Board won't pursue tax for upgrades
• Bright Wood Corp. pays DEQ fine
• Daly’s comments on domestic abuse anger colleagues
• Death investigation in nets 2 arrests
• Dog park meeting draws a crowd
• Evidence collected in Medford hate crime
• Fire restrictions begin Saturday
• Horizon to trim Redmond flights
• How would new air quality rules impact our area?
• Kids in the hall
• Lane to close on Brookswood in Bend
• Large quakes spark jolts worldwide, scientists find
• Madras says goodbye to Westside
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Nominations are due for state Teacher of the Year
• People on the Move
• Prineville fires city manager
• Redmond council passes $143M budget
• Redmond teen shoots himself after police chase east of Bend
• Skepticism about I-5 bridge grows
• South Deschutes County watchful of flooding as river swells with rain
• Stayton man dies in crash, police say
• Time, temperature and vanilla cookies
• Yamhill jail inmate seriously injured

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Consumer confidence is near 16-year low
• Dealing with the emotional stress of major changes in the workplace
• Feds, National Association of Realtors reach settlement in antitrust lawsuit
• Home prices fall 14%
• Horizon to trim Redmond flights
• Memorial Day crowds ‘a very nice surprise’
• New-home sales rise 3.3% in April
• People on the Move
• Prineville fires city manager
• Rates rise at weekly Treasury auction
• Sony, cable companies reach deal on television interactivity
• United, US Airways merger talks stall
• What happens when the office makes you sick?

SPORTS

• A little etiquette can save a driving range
• Bend hosting clinic for disabled golfers
• California bird safari
• Central Oregon Golf Tour: Juniper
• Final COJGA qualifier tees off Saturday
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Hotshots set for final home games
• Lakers edge Spurs, take 3-1 lead
• Lots of shattered maple bats raise concerns in MLB
• M’s snap skid with ninth-inning victory
• NBA Scoreboard
• ‘Normal’ spring finally arrives to help clear area trails
• Practice the three S's for hitting better bunker shots
• Prep Scoreboard
• Rain cuts short French Open play
• Sisters falls in 4A semis
• Tradition looking for volunteers
• Woods says he is ‘on schedule’ to play in the U.S Open in June

OBITS

• Audrey Pearl (Springer) Gorton
• Dale McIntyre Stewart
• Earle Hagen, an Emmy-winning TV music composer, dies at 88
• Fern Irene Johnson
• Nathan Eugene Curtis
• Susie Ellen Frazier

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Audrey Pearl (Springer) Gorton
• Fern Irene Johnson
• Nathan Eugene Curtis
• Susie Ellen Frazier

NATION & WORLD

• 1994 adoption law had little benefit for blacks
• Aid workers reaching hardest-hit by cyclone
• As energy fears loom, new survivalists prepare
• Bush helps McCain, GOP raise $3 million
• Bush wants $603M for Iraq police, cuts in U.S.
• Bush’s talks with Sudan elicit calls of hypocrisy
• Childhood obesity study offers 'a glimmer of hope'
• Court backs workers in discrimination rulings
• Democrats short on convention cash
• Federal report predicts effects of climate shift
• Flood fears force evacuations
• Glitch delays activities for the Mars lander
• McCain breaks ranks on Russia
• Myanmar extends activist’s house arrest
• Number of troops with PTSD up 50 percent
• Phil Hartman killed in 1998
• Red-blue map could get a makeover this general election
• Russian jet shot down drone, U.N. concludes
• U.N. to investigate sex abuse charges
• U.S. is on track for a record tornado year

FEATURES

• People on the Move

ENTERTAINMENT

• Archaeologists ask public for sites to study
• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• ‘Heroes’ back in a big way this fall
• Martin Sheen opens up about son’s drug use
• Memorial Day crowds ‘a very nice surprise’
• Morton, Watson roles could add to confusion
• Poet to speak about importance of fishing
• Tour Oregon's coastline with updated guide
• Zhang Ziyi outraged by quake ignorance

OPINION

• Bend water fees
• Bring in the P.U.C.
• Congress’ grand gesture
• Forest Service, Deschutes County have hurt tourists, anglers
• Keep cats inside
• Make prisoners work
• Why Oregonians sign Sizemore’s petitions