June 01, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Births
• Changes to road access in national forests up for comment
• Collver
• Developers shying from north Bend
• Dream leads to MIT for Redmond math whiz
• Emergency landing at Redmond Airport
• For a group of middle schoolers, the Southwest was a classroom
• Heaven Can Wait 5K Walk/Run
• High-tech upgrade in Crook County
• Johnson — Baker Marriage
• Johnson — Collins
• Lawmakers seek to make Rainy Day Fund bigger, more viable
• Mindt
• Nitahara — Garrett
• Nixon Birthday
• Richardson — Schaumburg
• Summer job outlook tough for teens
• Volunteer Search
• 100 YEARS AGO ‘Return of the Jedi’ draws long lines in Bend in 1983

BUSINESS

• Bakery adds scented candles to its lineup
• Business ethics meet life values
• 5 car options that may save your marriage
• Cramming much more onto a computer chip
• Emergency landing at Redmond Airport
• Food or fuel? Maybe we can have both
• 3G network will add to iPhone’s appeal
• High-tech upgrade in Crook County
• Keep cold air, pesky pests out of your garage
• News of record: Deeds
• Passing on the pain
• Rates on 30-year mortgages jump to 11-week high
• Rising food prices put Spam back on the menu
• Saturn Ion is out, Astra is in
• Saving the Earth or breaking the bank?
• Spark plugs and better gas mileage
• Steel is forging a comeback
• Summer job outlook tough for teens
• Survey: Customers down on airlines
• U.S. rail network faces congestion ‘calamity’

SPORTS

• A difficult duathlon
• Bend golfer Cocco bows out of NCAAs
• Bend mountain biker is poised to land U.S. Olympic berth
• Coming home
• Few mistakes helps leader stay in control of Memorial
• Former Laker fan Paul Pierce now playing for the other side
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hotshots win home finale in game against team from China
• It’s another Nationwide victory for JGR, Hamlin
• On the Air
• Ramirez belts 500th homer as Sox beat Orioles
• Red Wings one win from taking Stanley Cup title
• Scoreboard
• UO’s Eaton helps relay team earn NCAA berth

OBITS

• Erma Irene (McClain) Evans

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Erma Irene (McClain) Evans

NATION & WORLD

• A blow dealt to Hillary Clinton - and to party unity?
• A day for dad
• A day in the grass
• A Hanson brother, and now a new dad
• A mom’s ode to the tankini
• A very Carrie weekend
• After Caesareans, women face higher insurance rates
• Al-Qaida’s stance on women sparks odd feminism debate
• Atlantic hurricane season kicks off with weak storm
• Bodybuilders plead guilty to Vegas slaying, avoid high-profile murder trial
• Bone drug may slow the spread of breast cancer
• Bush, Pelosi trade barbs on lawmakers’ priorities
• California comforts
• Celebrating black marriage
• China prepares long draining of ‘quake lake’
• CNN makes its TV debut in 1980
• Collapse of crane prompts calls for more tests
• Collapsed bleachers may be due to thieves
• Costner hits the baseball field in Eugene
• Earl Eaton, 85, helped found Vail Mountain skiing resort
• European Union overhaul is in the hands of the Irish
• Exxon Valdez verdict expected this month
• Flawless launch lifts Discovery toward space station mission
• Free Alaska guides
• GOP defections to Libertarian Party strike fear — among Libertarians
• Group prays for lower prices at the pump
• Hurricane season forecasts of little use, coastal states say
• ‘Huxtable’ sweaters to raise money for charity
• ‘Idol’ champ Cook ignores dating rules
• In Iraq, military deaths at 4-year low
• In the Pacific, a new kind of monument is proposed
• Is U.S. terrorist list a diplomatic tool?
• It’s only a matter of time - and politics
• Jamaican runs 9.72 in 100 meters, breaks world record
• Key Democrat rallies support for climate bill
• Last Katrina victims vacate Louisiana’s FEMA trailers
• Melissa Gilbert cast in ‘Little House’ musical
• Obama quits his church
• Obama’s strategy may have been to prolong the fight
• Oregon Zoo putting its peacocks up for adoption
• Party slices Clinton’s delegate wish
• Prolific inventor Marks explored energy, optics
• Protests await Bush at S.C.
• Some rough patches; then, a heroic decision
• Spurlock walks in your shoes for ‘30 Days’
• Strategy for aging Older workers gravitate to retail
• Subject of film ‘Lorenzo’s Oil’ dies at 30
• Swedish Consulate in Portland closing
• Texas agency is scrutinized over sect raid
• 2 to serve time for shooting in Springfield
• Tornado tears into east Indianapolis
• U.N. warns Myanmar to delay resettling residents
• West Point graduates 972 war-ready cadets
• Wyden backs Merkley despite ties with Smith
• Yosemite off the beaten track

FEATURES

• Dream leads to MIT for Redmond math whiz
• Mystical mountain
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes and Youth Notes

ENTERTAINMENT

• A natural wonder artificially overwhelmed
• A touch of Japan at Summit High
• Author explores the new old age
• Best selling books
• Businesses: It’s time to register for Commute Options Week challenge
• Calendar
• Drawn to a legend in illustrating
• Modern-day cannibalism comes to light
• Movie Times
• Music Teachers to host competition for young pianists, instrumentalists
• Passing on the pain
• Pat Tillman’s mother recalls journey for facts
• Richard Bausch’s ‘Peace’ gets into the heads of three soldiers
• 007 runs full-throttle through a new book
• ‘Sistine Secrets’ revealed in book
• Unfiltered America fills pages of picture book
• Welcome to Leisurama: A history of U.S. resorts
• When there’s too much there
• Witty ’Lost Duke’ will charm readers

OPINION

• A special tribute
• Bandwagon for mayor falters
• Channeling Barack Obama on the issue of gender
• Choosing a running mate isn’t an easy decision
• Cut grocers some slack on recycling
• Daly puts foot in mouth
• Does The Bulletin want divisiveness?
• For the dying, less can be more
• Population control
• Squeezing out wildlife
• The future of higher education
• The taboo of obesity in the doctor’s office
• We are the ones to blame
• Where breathing is deadly

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Developers shying from north Bend