June 04, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• As part of strategic shift, Bend Research cuts jobs
• Bend fire chief receives state award
• Cautious Bend parks budget OK’d
• International School of the Cascades
• Kids in the hall
• La Pine seniors graduate
• Madras suspect turns himself in
• Man sentenced in child porn case
• Many factors drive up the price of gas – but not local sellers
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• OHP drug denial raises questions on coverage
• One with nature
• OSU branch loses out in the state’s $1B wish list
• People on the Move
• Picketers protest builder's de-unionization order
• Soon-to-be graduates polish their speeches
• Students find ‘Lost Boy’
• Task force will take on Redmond school plans
• This little bag went to market
• Trash rates on the rise in Madras

BUSINESS

• Activist investor calls for new CEO at Yahoo
• As part of strategic shift, Bend Research cuts jobs
• Asian brands outsell Detroit’s Big 3 in May
• Business Calendar
• Cloth coffee cozies offered at Backporch
• Delta may cut even more flights
• Equality elusive for women in technical fields
• Factory orders are up
• French flea markets
• GM shifting gears
• Grass is always greener ...
• How to earn respect at work
• Inflation is growing concern for Bernanke
• Lehman stock under attack
• People on the Move
• Picketers protest builder's de-unionization order
• Squeezing it all in for the new luggage squeeze
• Task force will take on Redmond school plans
• These shoes aren’t made for walkin’
• This little bag went to market
• Top entertainment sellers

SPORTS

• Arizona State earns first softball title
• Central Oregon Golf Tour: Crooked River Ranch
• C.O. Bucks baseball tryout on Sunday
• Correction
• Golf Week
• Kah-Nee-Ta pro was once a junior prodigy
• Lakers-Celtics: A rivalry that’s been on break
• Local 63-year-old player leads at the Bend Ladies Invitational
• M’s ace outpitched as Angels take win
• Nadal, Djokovic set up semis showdown at French Open
• Penguins, Red Wings prepare for tonight's improbable Game 6
• Pistons fire Saunders in first of big changes
• Proper setup for full swing
• Softball strives for Olympic recognition
• Tortorella fired as coach of Lightning

OBITS

• Mel Ferrer, 90, actor, director, ex-husband of Audrey Hepburn
• Patricia Ann (Peerson) Bleecker
• Paul Sills, Chicago’s Second City improv theater founder, dies at 80

NATION & WORLD

• Another big win for red wine
• Astronauts attach lab to space station
• Fewer boys, and no one knows why
• Green trade shows drawing big crowds
• Kennedy avoids any early complications
• Many factors drive up the price of gas – but not local sellers
• McCain welcomes Obama to campaign with blistering critique
• Nevada promises fight over application for nuclear dump
• Now that he has party’s nod, fresh challenges await
• Obama secures the nomination, but Clinton hangs on
• Phoenix practices digging on Mars
• Radical environmentalist to serve 2 years
• Republicans step up efforts on climate bill
• Satellite images reveal deforestation in Brazil
• Sect families begin returning to ranch
• Study reveals paradox in genetics of cancer
• ‘This is our moment’
• Traders say Congress’ meddling keeps oil prices high
• WWII Battle of Midway began in 1942

FEATURES

• Concerned about your health care? It’s our turn for input on state’s plan
• People on the Move
• Students find ‘Lost Boy’

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Army Wives’ embarks on second tour of duty
• Bid to end isolation by Hogan’s son is denied
• Calendar
• Colbert tells graduates: Don’t change the world
• Community Datebook
• Lohan’s parents back in court over custody
• ‘Made of Honor’ star is expecting first child
• Tatum O’Neal says drug arrest ‘saved’ her

OPINION

• County should pay for extra probation officer
• Cruel humans
• Landing Les Schwab at Juniper Ridge cost taxpayers a bundle
• Leave Iran alone
• No more torture
• Tax dos and don’ts
• Use our energy

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Many factors drive up the price of gas – but not local sellers