June 11, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend homeless shelter may have to reduce its beds
• Bend-La Pine School Board chair resigns, surprising his colleagues
• Correction
• Deer accident a close call, state police say
• Engaging inmates via a chance at learning
• Frighteningly fun reading
• Frohnmayer out of Senate race
• Kids in the hall
• Making hay, regardless of the weather
• Man held without bail in attempted murder
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• People on the move
• Prineville to take up city manager hiring criteria
• Recount set for Measure 53
• Reed Market Road closure today
• Search for fuel efficiency leads to smaller vehicles
• State negotiating to buy large parcels of Central Oregon forest
• West-side school named for Miller

BUSINESS

• Bachelor stakes its future on talent of new GM
• Bend homeless shelter may have to reduce its beds
• Beyond the tie
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Economic concerns are shifting to inflation
• Fashion feline
• For employees, more incentive to not light up
• Get savvy on nails
• Gift ideas for college graduates or alumni
• Hiring teens for a small business can be iffy
• Most play it safe, ditch suspect fruit
• 3 myths about starting a business
• Oil consumption forecast revised
• Pacific Northwest wine properties sold
• People on the move
• Shopping, family-style
• Tax credit extension for green energy is stalled
• To cut fuel costs, airlines are lightening the load
• To market, to market
• Top entertainment sellers
• Trade deficit jumps
• Whole Foods sticks with Boardman beef

SPORTS

• Baseball season begins in the High Desert
• Battistella misses U.S. Women’s Open
• Blake moves on in Germany
• Central Oregon Golf Tour: Aspen Lakes
• Demo day and tent sale at Eagle Crest
• Elks win in opener
• Ex-NBA referee: playoff series manipulated
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Hansen to retire as Pac-10 commissioner
• Hole-in-one worth $10K at Aspen Lakes
• Lakers win at home to narrow series gap to 2-1
• Meadow Lakes has free women’s clinic
• NHL’s Kings fire Crawford as coach
• On the Air
• Power surge lifts D-backs past Mets
• Running nationally, raised locally
• Same Torrey, but a far different course
• Spain, Sweden win in soccer’s Euro 2008
• Tigers option Willis to Class A Lakeland
• Turn your swing into ‘cooked spaghetti’
• UCLA’s Shipp pulls out of NBA draft
• Widgi Creek set to host junior clinics

OBITS

• Annalee (Renno) Hall
• Death notices
• Elly Peterson devoted her life to politics, equal rights
• Fast-food pioneer Neal Baker dies
• Former first lady of Atlanta dies
• Hop chemist Francis Lloyd Rigby helped brewing basics
• Jim McKay remembered
• Musicologist Wilfrid Mellers wrote extensively about a variety of music
• Susan Belle Maples

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Annalee (Renno) Hall
• Death notices
• Susan Belle Maples

NATION & WORLD

• Africa is vulnerable to environmental efforts
• Bomb kills leader of Saddam’s tribe
• Captain Cook discovers - by running into it - the Great Barrier Reef in 1770
• Chinese town flooded for greater good
• 13 countries urge strong action to curb global climate change
• ‘Dead zone’ may grow in the Gulf of Mexico
• Dozens killed in Sudanese plane crash
• Endangered species: the rarest of the rare
• In India, a bank run by kids, for kids
• In S. Korea, 80,000 protest beef imports
• Internet firms to block child pornography
• Interrogation methods questioned by FBI in ’02
• Lesbos islanders sue gay group over name
• McCain, Obama again focus on the economy
• Ohio ordered to alter method of execution
• Plants that can recognize their kin?
• St. John’s wort fails to help kids with ADHD
• Trial halted when jurors caught playing Sudoku
• Will rice husk soles lead runners to the gold?
• Wisconsin lake bursts bank and disappears

FEATURES

• Most play it safe, ditch suspect fruit
• People on the move
• To expand, COCC has a $43.7M proposal for voters

ENTERTAINMENT

• A reality ‘Circus’ on NBC tonight
• Calendar
• Judge tells 50 Cent to hang on to property
• Most play it safe, ditch suspect fruit
• Tori Spelling gives birth to baby girl
• Winehouse’s spouse offered victim bribe

OPINION

• History group’s request
• Neighborhood groups go beyond their duty
• No one’s made case for crime measures
• Powdr listened
• Vets’ stories
• Why military should ditch ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Deer accident a close call, state police say
• Reed Market Road closure today
• Search for fuel efficiency leads to smaller vehicles