June 05, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A long route for trout
• Airport hoping for $500K grant
• Area schools haven’t been paid for visits by Clinton’s campaign
• Awbrey Butte residents vote to establish homeowners’ association
• Bend High School Class of 2008 celebrates
• Bomb kills 16 in Iraq
• Clarification
• Correction
• Court of Appeals judge wins national award
• Crews slow small leaks at Klamath Falls levee
• Downtown land deal falls through
• EPA agrees to update state water standards
• FBI has a new suspect in ‘Waddling Bandit’ case
• Fishing town loses namesake tuna statue
• Four injured in rollover crash south of Prineville
• Fresh from the Farmers Market
• High gas prices idle some road projects in the region
• Is Botox treatment still a safe option?
• Judge set to decide murder-for-hire case
• Klamath Falls OKs new headquarters for police
• Man charged with DUII after 10 cars are hit
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• No more homework!
• Officer’s family in Florence mourn his death
• Patient at St. Charles Bend dies after error
• Redmond economic leader is retiring in August
• Searching for a plan in La Pine
• State’s graduation rate lower, new national survey reports
• Teacher placed on leave after taping child to chair
• Timber payments lose Walden’s vote
• Tumalo chimps now have home for life
• Vandals strike Sisters businesses, trailer
• Veterans’ issues are topic of town hall

BUSINESS

• Airport hoping for $500K grant
• Awbrey Butte residents vote to establish homeowners’ association
• Bernanke to graduates: U.S. economy is prepared for challenges
• Business Calendar
• Clarification
• Correction
• Downtown land deal falls through
• Growth forecast cut for some countries
• Icahn makes demands of the Yahoo board
• Inflation costs eat up some rebate checks
• Investors bet (on) the farm
• J.D. Power says cars’ quality is improving
• J.M. Smucker to buy Folgers for $2.95B
• News of Record: Permits
• Oil prices drop after gasoline demand falls
• Options for U.S. air travel shrink amid carrier strife
• Oregon indicators suggest recession
• Redmond economic leader is retiring in August
• Verizon said to be near $27B Alltel deal
• Wal-Mart’s detractors warm up to responsive retailer
• WaMu names new chief legal officer
• Weather Channel sale down to two bidders

SPORTS

• Angling for rainbows is good on Prineville
• Bend golfer wins ladies invitational
• Big Brown to break from No. 1 post
• Comeback ends quickly for the Braves’ Smoltz
• Excused OSU player works out with Blazers
• Fan wins funeral at minor-league game
• Fly-tying corner
• Free fishing events set for weekend
• Free ranger-led walk at John Day’s Cant Ranch
• Go wild
• Going high and cold for kokanee
• Hunting & fishing events calendar
• IOC picks Chicago as finalist for Olympics
• Lawyer: Arrested Patriot turns informant
• On the Air
• Oregon runner seeks Olympic berth in 10K
• Rays explore prospects for today’s draft
• Red Wings flying high after bringing the Stanley Cup back to Hockeytown
• S.D. caves offer variety of challenges
• Sisters duo to play in all-star series
• Spain beats U.S. 1-0 in soccer exhibition
• Standoff at Willow Creek Lake
• State Parks Day offers free access Saturday
• 15th-inning homer gives White Sox victory over Royals
• Tumalo Falls road opens, but Cascade Lakes lags
• Win gets Federer closer to elusive French Open title
• Woods plays Torrey Pines, first round since Masters

OBITS

• Death notices
• Don Earlyn Sodja
• Jimmy David Parker
• Kelley became known for psychedelic-era art
• Ruby Chow, civic leader

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Don Earlyn Sodja
• Jimmy David Parker

NATION & WORLD

• Budget blueprint approved by Senate
• Calif. court won’t stay gay marriage ruling
• Clinton to end her campaign, back Obama
• Efforts to reduce teen sex are faltering
• Ex-Obama fundraiser guilty of corruption
• In about-face, Abbas will talk with Hamas
• Lake Tahoe woman fined $100,000 for cutting trees
• Mistrial declared in case of Jewish center shooter
• Obama’s nomination raises hope of blacks
• Our wanderings could blow open fields of study
• Pakistan party moves to reign in Musharraf
• Quake, Olympics mute annual protest in China
• Robert F. Kennedy is gunned down after winning 1968 California primary
• Schwarzenegger proclaims drought
• ‘Strengths, weaknesses’ are new front in debate
• Suicide bomb attacks kill 2 in Afghanistan
• U.N. delegates work on a food crisis plan
• U.S. Navy ships leave coast of Myanmar
• When illness hits, the game face often follows
• Women’s colleges seek students in Middle East

FEATURES

• A diet for pregnancy
• A world of choices
• After Taser jolt, a regular heartbeat
• Area schools haven’t been paid for visits by Clinton’s campaign
• Bunk beds are often bump beds
• Clarification
• ‘Eat fresh’ at Subway, but there are a few items to avoid
• Exercise tips: Leg jumps
• Grass can spark allergies, too
• Health datebook
• Instead of the emergency room, try an urgent care facility to save a few bucks
• Is Botox treatment still a safe option?
• Lead safety in toys begins in the home
• Patient at St. Charles Bend dies after error
• People
• Searching for a plan in La Pine
• Shared experience
• Some life lessons about coffee
• Surgeon advocates walking to alleviate back pain
• Tips of the trade to ensure a healthy life
• Trying it on for size

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Expert tells you how to survive anything
• George Jones to get his stolen guitar back
• McMahon mansion battles foreclosure
• Rascal Flatts guitarist, wife welcome a son
• ‘Swingtown’ about more than sex
• ‘X-Files’ star Anderson expecting second child

OPINION

• Bill Bradbury killed pledge with politics
• Deschutes commission needs to be careful with jail spending
• Put it in writing
• Truly great things can happen when Americans volunteer

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• High gas prices idle some road projects in the region