May 30, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Amount of water is a relief, at least so far
• ATV crash kills La Pine man, 35
• Auctioning off a bit of history
• Big Chainring Award recipients announced
• Cancer center to be area’s first
• Correction
• Criminal mischief damages cars in Bend
• Dispatches
• Eugene police seek bank robbery suspect
• Extra ‘e’ ends Bend girl’s run at spelling bee
• Family Calendar
• FBI investigating hate crime in Medford
• 2 finalists selected for tech school post
• GO! Magazine
• Law requiring fuel blended with ethanol losing its luster
• Liquefied natural gas terminal supporters rebut state’s report
• Listen to someone's heart with cardboard
• Longtime teacher ‘never gave up’ on kids
• Man ordered to move after conviction
• Meetings set on plans for urban renewal areas
• New device to speed ocean rescues
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Obama adds another Oregon superdelegate
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Pepsi eyes Juniper Ridge, but is it a fit?
• Prineville boarding school worker tried to pass off fake degree
• Ready for baby?
• Restaurant Guide
• Safety group sees rise in child drownings
• State income steady; kickers not in the cards
• Story times, library youth events for May 30-June 5
• Students lacking history knowledge
• Summertime: Time for work, play and me
• Two new school-based health centers to open
• Umatilla weapons disposal to resume

BUSINESS

• Amount of water is a relief, at least so far
• Auctioning off a bit of history
• Black Bear Diner opening in Redmond
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon gas prices
• Costco profit climbs 32%, tops outlook
• Dell profit, sales jump, exceeding forecasts
• Diesel cleans up its act for strict state standards
• Dispatches
• Dissatisfied passengers cost airline industry, survey says
• Eating out
• Economic growth revised upward
• Feds look into investor link to gas prices
• For many, it’s the second home that brings distress
• GM may reassign factory workers
• Law requiring fuel blended with ethanol losing its luster
• Meetings set on plans for urban renewal areas
• Pepsi eyes Juniper Ridge, but is it a fit?
• Satisfy your craving for dining outside
• Sears Holdings posts loss on slumping sales
• SEC cites professor for insider trading
• Shareholders approve Bear Stearns buyout
• Small bites
• Starbucks launching Argentine expansion
• Troubled book world is in search of novel ideas
• Two new school-based health centers to open
• Weyerhaeuser may sell its ships and trains

SPORTS

• Bend duo completes One Lap of America
• Big air at The Lair
• Bike demos offered in Bend today, Sunday
• Canucks’ rookie killed in motorcycle crash
• Clemson leads UCLA in NCAA golf tourney
• Collins expected to be named Bulls coach
• Extreme Events Calendar
• Final games coming up for Roller Dolls
• Free boat inspections scheduled in Prineville
• Giants pull away to beat Diamondbacks
• Golf Scoreboard
• Iraq allowed to resume World Cup bid
• Longtime participant now a cancer survivor
• Mariners look to recover after slow start to season
• Mixed martial arts in a clinch with mainstream
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Stair masters step it up
• State parks offer free day use June 7
• Tetherow Crossing
• The Lair
• Top U.S. man exits French Open
• Track coach convicted in BALCO investigation

OBITS

• Comedian Harvey Korman, 81, dies 4 months after aneurysm
• Edward William Kruger
• Joseph Pevney directed some of ‘Star Trek’ fans’ favorite episodes
• Susan K. Hartke
• Suzanne M. Guthridge

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Edward William Kruger
• Susan K. Hartke
• Suzanne M. Guthridge

NATION & WORLD

• Allure of Senate drew McCain from the Navy
• Army suicides rise again in 2007
• Ban lifted on Iraqi soccer team
• California city is ‘serious about secession’
• California urges no delays on gay marriage
• Cells quietly die to keep you alive
• China’s quake response earns praise, except on a local level
• Democrats seek to settle on nominee
• Doctor: Obama’s health ‘excellent’
• Farmworker’s collapse, death stir an outcry
• Fertilized egg a person under proposal in Colo.
• Guantanamo lawyers criticize timing of trials
• Marine angers Iraqis with Bible verse coins
• McClellan defends Bush book
• Myanmar blasts donors for not giving more
• New clues to mystery of Stonehenge’s use
• N.Y. senator opposes gay-marriage order
• Outlook for global food prices: high
• Power, tenacity collide in Singapore court
• Pressure increases on Israeli prime minister
• Residents ill-prepared for hurricane, poll says
• Rural Alaska is losing residents in droves
• Search suspended for missing climbers
• South Africa approves plan for refugees
• 10 states enact legislation to stop teacher sex abuse
• Suicide bomber kills 16 Iraqis
• Texas high court: Sect kids should go back
• Trespassing bison back in Yellowstone
• Tropical storm hits Central America
• Unidentified American servicemen interred at Arlington’s Tomb of the Unknowns in 1958
• Used fryer grease: trash or treasure?
• White House issues global warming report 4 years late

FEATURES

• Cancer center to be area’s first
• Cells quietly die to keep you alive
• Eating out
• Longtime teacher ‘never gave up’ on kids
• Satisfy your craving for dining outside
• Small bites
• Two new school-based health centers to open

ENTERTAINMENT

• Architects in Schools projects on display
• Art exhibits
• Basin & Range brings jazz fusion to Bend
• ‘Battlestar’ guru lands pilot with Fox
• Black Bear Diner opening in Redmond
• Buzz band
• Cascade Winds band to hold final concerts
• Crafters wanted for Larkspur festival
• Dining beside the Deschutes
• DJs galore tonight at Bend’s Tulen Center
• Donny Wright returns to Madras
• Eating out
• Filmmakers Wanted! deadline approaches
• Get on board and get fit
• Hope and charity
• Hunt for ‘National Treasure’ at home
• Memorial deluge
• Music on the wild side
• Music releases: Def Leppard
• Music releases: Elvis Costello & The Imposters
• Music releases: Neil Diamond
• Music releases: No Age
• Music releases: Steve Winwood
• Networks team up for cancer benefit
• One Horse Shy celebrates new CD
• Original Confederats play Kristal’s b-day
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Roger Bart lays down law in new ABC pilot
• Satisfy your craving for dining outside
• Small bites
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• This week
• Young Artist concert set for June 8

RESTAURANTS

• Dining beside the Deschutes

OPINION

• Cartoon was inappropriate
• Correction
• Join a union
• Keep watchful eye on Juniper Ridge
• Remove the pole
• The right fee for townhomes
• The view from the sidewalk reveals a different Bend
• Trash on the roadside

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Big Chainring Award recipients announced
• Criminal mischief damages cars in Bend