June 08, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Albinos, long shunned, A royal salute
• Bend police seek suspects in shooting
• Berke — Bendel
• Births
• Courtney — Lundy
• Culver High School, Madras High School, Mountain View High School
• Did the juvenile justice system fail him?
• Duffield — Gillespie
• Eberhard
• Flaskerud — Richard
• Gas prices fuel shift in commuting strategies
• Gaston — Russell
• Gearke
• Going under the knife - without going under
• Hubler
• Johnson — Baker
• Marsh — Parks
• News of record: Deeds
• Ochoco Forest works to save aspen stands
• Pease — Engebrecht
• Peterson
• Rosie says she’ll wait to marry Kelli again
• Sisters schools may start burning biomass for heat
• ‘The best neighborhood in Bend’ in makeover mode
• Woods
• 100 YEARS AGO Antelope sets aside an area for public nudity 25 years ago

BUSINESS

• An all-Web media: Microsoft’s Ballmer envisions the 2020s
• Appetite for organics fast expanding to fast food
• Employees get free gas for car ads
• Group asks FDA to ban 8 food dyes
• How to better an old Benz’s gas mileage
• Malibu, a mainstream hybrid
• Market turns cold in the desert
• Mr. Bill’s back, intact, to pitch a debit card
• News of record: Deeds
• Prepare now for your next emergency flat
• Seeking to reconnect at Mt. Bachelor
• ‘The best neighborhood in Bend’ in makeover mode
• Turns out, Chrysler’s cap fits the customer
• With tiny new Flip Camcorder, buyers trade host of features for small size
• 30-year mortgages hit 3-month high

SPORTS

• Bend mountain biker stays on track for Olympics
• Dixon earns third IndyCar victory of season
• Former Blazer Porter becomes new Suns coach
• Golf Scoreboard
• Long shot wins Belmont Stakes
• Ochoa, Sorenstam in hunt
• Olympian Mutola to run her final Prefontaine Classic
• On the Air
• Pavlik gets KO to retain middleweight championship
• Pocono under attack on eve of Sprint Cup race
• Rays win again with wild finish at Rangers
• Sportscaster Jim McKay dies at 86 of natural causes
• Triple Crown bid falls short
• U.S. nordic ski team in C.O. for training Locally
• UW quarterback Locker playing for WCCBL’s Bellingham

OBITS

• Betty Hamilton, of Bend
• Clela "Carol" Wall Deshler
• Ned C. Beach, of Ashland
• Robert ‘Bob’ Fred Chandler, of Prineville

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty Hamilton, of Bend
• Clela "Carol" Wall Deshler
• Ned C. Beach, of Ashland
• Orrin Gerke, of Prineville
• Robert ‘Bob’ Fred Chandler, of Prineville

NATION & WORLD

• A new spin for strawberries
• Actress Carter finds body in Potomac River
• Animal-rights activists target the remaining fur store in Portland
• Astronauts finish test to prepare lab for use
• Back to school: Wave of boomers creating ripples
• Brit women opt for small breasts, unlike Americans
• Bush tells Congress to pass Iraq funding
• Car bombings leave 6 dead
• Caribbean monk seal is declared extinct
• China begins to drain A royal salute
• Clinton gives Obama her ‘full support’
• Democrat touts latest 2009 budget blueprint
• High school valedictorian seeks help to stay in U.S.
• In Iran, al-Maliki seeks to ease fears of new U.S. security pact
• In reversal, court order allows rallies in capital of Zimbabwe
• Jerusalem solution unlikely by year’s end
• Laura Bush, in Afghanistan, highlights signs of progress
• Letters from the Gold Rush reflect a hard life
• Matthew Bruccoli a leader in F. Scott Fitzgerald studies
• McCain’s free ride is over, and he worked hard to exploit it — but was it enough?
• Medvedev takes shots at global, U.S. economy in major policy speech
• Monkey god selected to lead Indian school A royal salute
• Motorcycling to Alaska: 15 days, 5,000 miles and great memories
• Myanmar’s response to cyclone makes tourism even tougher sell
• New No. 1 Ivanovic wins in Paris
• Obama looks ahead to November — and a few red states
• Obama must change, Pakistani leader says
• Oregon climbers are first to reach state’s 100 highest points
• Paula Allen gave American Indian literature audience
• 3 plead not guilty in shooting death
• Rain inundates Indiana, threatens dams
• RIAA honors Jewel for 18 million album sales
• Senate endorsement
• Small plane crash kills 1 in Alaska
• Substitute teacher charged with rape
• ‘The Circuit’ aims to slowdown young love with the racetrack
• The inimitable Shatner: conquering new frontiers
• The L.A. River: Polluted, yes, but navigable?
• The Olympics: How Chicago 2016 may entangle itself in Election 2008
• The prophet Muhammad dies on this day in 632
• TV chef Ramsay opens Hollywood restaurant
• U.S., Asia demand higher oil output Cartel unlikely to change production levels this summer
• With weapons on their hips, open carriers aren’t gun shy
• Women acquitted of record tampering

FEATURES

• Going under the knife - without going under
• Lonesome no longer
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes and Youth Notes

ENTERTAINMENT

• An enchanting blend of epics
• As summer dawdles in, try Giffin’s fun chick-lit
• ‘Audrey, Wait!’ a humorous tale of fame
• Best selling books
• Calendar
• Checking men’s fidelity leads to trouble in novel
• Comedian’s book scorches religion
• Eerie deaths at detox center might scare alcoholic straight
• Ex-Bend author returns to promote new thriller
• Fun for all generations at senior center event
• Golf, gourmet benefit aims to rally funds
• Movie Times
• Nerds unite – and tell all in this book
• On the infinite riches of English
• ‘Story of a Marriage’ tells a nation’s secrets
• Two student quartets to host free concert
• With little confusion, book details Pixar’s rise

OPINION

• Fighting 'Next-War-itis’ in the defense establishment
• How the vice presidents were picked
• It’s time for radical pragmatism
• No freedom for wild horses — and that’s a shame
• No parking means no parking
• Of vices as well as talent
• WWII as a bad war? I think not

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Gas prices fuel shift in commuting strategies