June 12, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Correction
• Deschutes County’s tiny residents weigh in
• Deschutes expands its ruling on nitrate reduction
• Eugene attack may be hate crime, police say
• Expand health coverage, governor urges
• Filthy apartment leads to arrests
• Growing Prineville has plan to fund new safety services
• How do you get the best gas mileage?
• Lawmakers vow to save salmon industry funding
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Oregon Court of Appeals sides with medical marijuana users
• Portland developer with Bend ties files for Chapter 11
• Protesters cause ruckus at Bend school
• Rape suspect found hanging in his cell
• Redmond auto shop is damaged in fire
• Revised Juniper restores the vision
• School’s out for longest-serving police officer
• Trooper falls 50 feet, is recovering in Bend
• Valet service brings a bit of big city to downtown
• 22-year parks veteran to lead Oregon Caves

BUSINESS

• Budget deficit soars on rebate payments
• Business Calendar
• Credit cards: How many to have?
• Deschutes expands its ruling on nitrate reduction
• Economy remains sluggish, Fed reports
• Ford executive urges research on plug-ins
• Google co-founder plans to go to space
• How the rich are adjusting to slowdown
• Iconic U.S. beer maker targeted in takeover bid
• Little computers big potential
• Martha Stewart Living executive steps down
• More price increases expected on gasoline
• Mortgage applications see 10.9% increase
• News of Record: Permits
• Portland developer with Bend ties files for Chapter 11
• Redmond auto shop is damaged in fire
• Small-business index rises slightly
• Some stores removing items with chemical
• Staples to pay $2.7B for Corporate Express
• Surge in commodity prices not letting up
• U.S. farm officials will celebrate China center
• WaMu denies any enforcement action

SPORTS

• A gem once again
• Anglers catching rainbow, brook trout on Crane Prairie
• Bend’s Eaton leads decathlon at NCAAs
• Big Brown’s trainer to testify in Congress
• Champ Car champ happy struggling in Formula One
• Cubs win, but pay a price with injury
• Elks make it two in a row
• Excitement injected into U.S. Open
• Fly-fishing event to benefit Mountain View Hospital in Madras
• Fly-tying corner
• Former Lava Bear rowing at Gonzaga
• Giants WR Burress wants new contract
• History cast indelibly in lava
• Hunting & fishing events calendar
• Maintenance begins on Phil’s, many area trails
• Nadal moves to grass, picks up win
• NASCAR: Harassment claims not reported
• NASCAR’s Petty Enterprises bought out
• On the Air
• Open house slated at Orcale Farms in Sisters
• Ravens’ Ogden will end 12-year career
• Scoreboard
• Stars of rodeo expected in Sisters
• State approves 134K big-game tags for fall ‘08
• The worst day fishing ...
• T.O. frustrated about extra drug testing
• True or not, referee’s charges linger over finals
• Turkey, Portugal win in Euro 2008
• Youth fishing event scheduled near Bend

OBITS

• Death notices
• Eliot Asinof wrote about Black Sox scandal of 1919
• John Rauch coached Raiders to Super Bowl II
• Longtime newspaper columnist Mary Peyton Meyer dies at 102
• Zinsser condensed books for Reader’s Digest series

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Astronauts, shuttle heading for home
• Berkowitz sentenced in 1978 for the ‘Son of Sam’ killings
• Bill to expand jobless benefits defeated
• Bomb kills 5 on minibuses in Baghdad
• British anti-terrorism bill passes — barely
• Bush wins support of Europeans on Iran
• Democrats are divided in plans to revamp law
• Fewer deaths in Iraq McCain’s goal
• Hong Kong to kill live chickens in markets
• Indian guest workers end hunger strike
• Intense bid to court Clinton’s fundraisers
• 4 killed as Boy Scout camp hit by tornado
• Labor critical of Obama’s top economics aide
• Legacy-minded Bush aide sells ‘education president’
• Mayor still opposes his own pay raise
• Mexico City says adios to iconic VW bug taxis
• Mount Rainier survivors come home to recover
• Obama adviser quits under fire
• Pakistan angry as strike by U.S. kills 11 troops
• Parliament censures Japan’s prime minister
• Prominent Muslim suggests picking up the pace of prayer
• Study affirms the ability of nature to relieve stress
• Study: Mediterranean sees big shark declines
• Taiwan and China open talks in Beijing
• Texas governor vows to rebuild mansion
• U.S. defends freedom to offend, unlike other nations
• U.S. life expectancy tops 78 for the first time
• Zimbabwe officials seize U.S. food aid

FEATURES

• A quick shot of tooth decay
• A school for the windward
• Body parts: The pineal gland
• Coastal Living names top 10 seafood, wine fests
• COCC directors enthusiastic over bond proposal
• Controversy over cell phones and cancer is revived
• Deschutes County’s tiny residents weigh in
• Endurance training doesn’t have to be an uphill battle
• Health datebook
• In motion: Gardening
• Is ice the best thing for a burn?
• No time to exercise? Try taking a stroll while you work
• Paddles and postures
• People
• Prominent Muslim suggests picking up the pace of prayer
• San Francisco and Seattle top list of the nation’s fittest cities
• Silver Rapids Indoor Waterpark opens in Idaho
• Sources of insurance coverage in Central Oregon
• Splitting pills may save money, but is it safe?
• Study affirms the ability of nature to relieve stress
• Study links education, weight
• Take a bite out of these fruits once in a while
• The birthing divide
• The growing quandary of free drug samples
• Tomato paste may help ward off prostate cancer
• U.S. life expectancy tops 78 for the first time
• With garlic in hand, you can fend off diseases and heart problems

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend veteran to receive Daughters of the American Revolution award
• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Cusack takes on McCain in political ad
• Fly-fishing event to benefit Mountain View Hospital in Madras
• Get an educated look at Steens' flora
• Jordana Spiro and her ‘Boys’ are back
• Newman has cancer, actor’s friend says
• Rodney King will appear on ‘Rehab’

OPINION

• Diploma testing
• Drill for oil
• Getting more bang for food-aid bucks
• Higher education
• John McCain’s foreign policy views are not encouraging
• Mt. Bachelor’s fall guy
• Shelter’s opponents should have their say

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• How do you get the best gas mileage?
• Revised Juniper restores the vision
• Valet service brings a bit of big city to downtown