June 13, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Another teen sought in attack at MAX stop
• Appeals court allows Florence casino challenge
• Bend's big pole will move, but it could be awhile
• Cascade Academy of Central Oregon
• Clarification
• Clouds cast over 2 solar projects
• Correction
• Daly concedes Utah jail is a poor model for ours
• Dispatches
• Edwin Brown Alternative High School
• Family Calendar
• Father allegedly used hammer on daughter
• FHA’s mortgage numbers up in Bend
• GO! Magazine
• Jefferson County’s health director resigns
• Last day of school: fun, gifts and tears
• Man pushing bike dies after being hit by SUV
• Man survives struggle with a black bear
• Master plan for Juniper Ridge gets better reviews this time
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Ready for Summer
• Ready for the rodeo?
• Redmond police case to get outside review
• Restaurant Guide
• Salmonfly hatch lures anglers to The Deschutes
• Sisters Rodeo parade detour
• Sisters schools' money tactics irk state
• Story times, library youth events for June 13-19
• Town’s Charlie the Tuna statue is filleted; men say they’re sorry
• Volunteers preparing for any possible emergency

BUSINESS

• Air Force concedes Boeing’s tanker costs
• Bend's big pole will move, but it could be awhile
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon fuel prices
• Correction
• CVS, Rite Aid accused of selling expired items
• Daly concedes Utah jail is a poor model for ours
• Delta CEO: Fares must must rise ‘significantly’
• Dispatches
• Even as hybrids, SUVs are quickly losing traction
• Everyone is pointing fingers at speculators; is that fair?
• Exxon is getting out of retail gas business
• FBI to focus more on mortgage fraud
• FHA’s mortgage numbers up in Bend
• Gas prices driving locals to bikes, but are they safe?
• Huge losses lead to shake-up at Lehman Brothers
• Investors encouraged by May retail sales
• Literary road maps to automotive adventures
• Master plan for Juniper Ridge gets better reviews this time
• Microsoft’s out, Google’s in
• Small bites
• United, US Airways adding baggage fees

SPORTS

• Capitals’ Ovechkin named NHL MVP
• Cascade Lakes Relay deadline coming up
• Celtics storm back, take 3-1 finals lead
• Croatia wins, Austria, Poland tie at Euro ’08
• Cuban sets hurdles record at track meet
• Eaton is NCAA champ
• Extreme Calendar
• Girls hoops tourney in Bend
• Golf Scoreboard
• Mill Creek Wilderness
• Mississippi athlete defends long jump title at NCAA track meet
• Ochoco National Forest
• On the Air
• Pacific Crest events set for June 27-29
• Peavy solid in return for Padres
• Phil's Trail network
• Roddick, Nadal, Djokovic advance at Queen’s Club
• Scoreboard
• Sisters Rodeo
• Top bikers descend upon C.O. this weekend
• Unknowns lead, Tiger is over par
• Wildflower wonder

OBITS

• Arthur H. Logue
• Artist Ralph Bacerra’s work was both rustic, refined
• David Mitton a creator of TV’s ‘Thomas the Tank’
• Death notices
• Former Vietnamese leader Vo Van Kiet brought normalized ties with the U.S.
• MacNeil among first to cover Congress on TV
• Roxana Faye Smith

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Arthur H. Logue
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A chilling howl, then chaos for Boy Scouts
• Added meaning at citizenship ceremony
• Adrift in Cedar Rapids
• Alaskan village gets $3M in erosion funding
• Attitudes toward U.S. are shifting, poll finds
• Attorneys general meet about polygamy
• Body Worlds inspires some to donate bodies to science
• California fires rage for second day
• California preparing for expected rush of same-sex marriages
• California school officials defend shock tactics in their DWI program
• California’s two-party first couple taking sides
• Century-old Nevada irrigation canal fails
• Court: Detainees can seek federal redress
• Disputed blast kills 5 Palestinians in Gaza
• Gay couple awarded $2.8M in harassment
• Grand Canyon science is ignored, group says
• Hair analysis deflates Napoleon poisoning theories
• House OKs extension of jobless benefits
• Idaho phosphate mine expansion approved
• Ireland heads to polls for vote on EU treaty
• Little tree is growing from record 2,000-year-old seed
• Miranda rights established in 1966
• NASA scientists launch orbiting mystery-solver
• National Guard wrapping up duty along U.S.-Mexico border
• Newest park is a hit, but not all are happy
• No truce deal in Gaza
• Obama site confronts rumors
• Parents nix memorial after official warning
• Picasso prints snatched from Brazil museum
• 2 pilots nod off while flying, raising concerns
• Rainier hiker praised as a hero for shielding his wife in a blizzard
• Regulators to discuss safety of nuclear plant
• Report questions shower curtain safety
• S. Korea seeks revision of U.S. beef agreement
• Town halls don’t always work in McCain’s favor
• U.S. releases video of strike on Pakistan
• Utah city council to revise its bikini ban
• Veterans Affairs takes heat on voter drives
• Waistline war waged in Japan
• West Coast groundfish fishing may get overhaul
• Zimbabwe detains opposition leader, aide

FEATURES

• Small bites
• When sons become fathers

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ancient melodies of the future
• Art exhibits
• Casting call for ‘Birth’ as benefit production
• COCC library reaches out to region for show
• Free summer movies start Tuesday
• Get out and support your local musicians!
• Grow your own plant clipping
• Here comes the sun
• Humor does it
• Indiana gets Lego-ized
• Is it summer yet?
• Local artist Roth to exhibit at COCC
• Local artists to play Rise Up event Thursday
• Looking back
• Museums, libraries, talks & classes
• Music on the Green vendors needed
• Music releases: Aimee Mann
• Music releases: Al Green
• Music releases: Ashanti
• Music releases: Cyndi Lauper
• Music releases: Emmylou Harris
• Music releases: Gavin Rossdale
• Music releases: Jewel
• Music releases: The Ting Tings
• Music releases: Usher
• Music releases: Weezer
• On the comeback trail
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Scene Study Workshop planned for Sundays
• Silver Moon buzzes with aural activity
• Sisters Rodeo
• Small bites
• String quartets to perform at Bend church
• This week
• Three Pines house welcomes Eric Taylor
• ‘Top Chef’ cooks up its first female winner
• When sons become fathers

RESTAURANTS

• On the comeback trail

OPINION

• Attacking labor
• For Central Oregon teens, cheap entertainment hard to come by
• Gambling and kids
• Help clean roads
• Moving time for the pole
• Nature kills, too
• The United States is suffering from ‘capitalism on steroids’