June 14, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A Juniper Ridge briefing slated for Bend council
• A setback for Aspen Lakes resort plan, but it’s not final
• An alliance formed in the name of luxury
• 2 arrested in ecstasy, marijuana seizure
• Bend UGB plans favor west-side developers
• Corrections
• Deschutes plans help for Bend’s underserved mentally ill population
• Governor to speak at graduation
• In the current
• Islamic charity terrorist label argued in court
• Layoffs at Bright Wood open doors some hadn’t considered
• Much of coast closed to mussel harvesting
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Ochoco viewpoint closing for renovations
• Relaxing on the river
• Residents escape injury in Beaverton fire
• Reversing area trend, Culver schools seeing a flood of kids
• State’s salsa makers see sales cool in wake of salmonella
• Study says Oregon on rise in artist numbers
• Teen gets 9½ years in Gresham assault
• Teenager arrested in transit robberies
• The use of torture and our collective identity
• Three suspects jailed in assault and robbery
• Tuesday hearing to allow comments on Thornburgh Resort
• What’s Going Up

BUSINESS

• A Juniper Ridge briefing slated for Bend council
• A setback for Aspen Lakes resort plan, but it’s not final
• An alliance formed in the name of luxury
• As health care sector expands, so do its costs
• Bend UGB plans favor west-side developers
• Foreclosure filings surge 48% in May
• Inflation hasn’t spread too widely
• Layoffs at Bright Wood open doors some hadn’t considered
• NBC looms as buyer for Weather Channel
• Puzzling clues in the case of missing trader
• Tuesday hearing to allow comments on Thornburgh Resort
• What’s Going Up
• With talk of takeover, American drinkers rally behind Anheuser-Busch
• Yahoo sinks further as options dwindle

SPORTS

• ACC is out to end title drought at CWS
• All-Star Series begins in Bend today
• Bend golfer third at PNGA senior event
• Bend’s Neuman takes seventh in 5K at NCAAs
• Braves’ Smoltz wants to attempt comeback
• Elks win in WCCBL opener
• Former Oregon baseball coach dies In Brief
• Giants’ Zito takes loss against former team
• Golf Scoreboard
• Juniper’s water slide opens with a splash
• Lakers take a break after colossal collapse
• Living large in L.A.
• Loopy Lefty might drive himself crazy
• MLB pushes to put instant replay in use by August
• M’s place closer Putz on 15-day DL
• Nadal to face Roddick in Queen’s Club semis
• NASCAR suspends pair of officials
• Netherlands beats France in Euro 2008
• Old Glory and the rodeo
• On the Air
• Pool time
• Rainout gives Kyle Busch pole
• Ready to rope
• Scoreboard
• Seniors only
• Tiger makes a charge at U.S. Open
• Two NHL teams name new coaches

OBITS

• Arthur Bruce Partridge
• Betty Hamilton
• Death notices
• Mary Beth (Betsy) Dalton
• Maryly W. Ferguson
• Stewart Mott known for donations, quirks
• Tim Russert a fixture in political news

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Arthur Bruce Partridge
• Betty Hamilton
• Death notices
• Mary Beth (Betsy) Dalton

NATION & WORLD

• Abandoned embassies in D.C. are quickly becoming eyesores
• Across Asia, protests over rising fuel costs
• 2 are killed in N.C. bottling plant shooting
• Booming China leads the world in emissions of carbon dioxide
• Campaigns can’t agree on meetings
• Combat deaths in Afghanistan outnumber Iraq for first time in May
• Decision could make high court a campaign issue
• Explosion traps 43 miners in China
• In Europe, Bush calls for unity on Middle East
• Ireland’s rejection of treaty leaves future of EU in limbo
• 3 killed as quake shakes Japan
• Losing is no easier for staffers than candidates
• NASA lander working hard to get us the dirt on Mars
• North Korea yields on abductions
• Oldest brain worked perfectly, scientists say
• Pro-judge supporters rally in Pakistan capital
• Saudis will raise oil output 500,000 barrels
• Security talks with U.S. are deadlocked, Iraqi PM says
• Shuttle gets OK to return today
• Son tied to tree dies; couple face murder
• Stars and Stripes adopted as national flag in 1777
• The etiquette of losing — get over it
• The first dry day in a week offers hard-hit areas hope
• Top opposition official in Zimbabwe missing
• Utah AG’s staff meets with polygamist sect member
• Visitors flocking to see ‘unicorn’ deer in Italy

FEATURES

• Deschutes plans help for Bend’s underserved mentally ill population
• Missouri Torah valued at $30,000 is stolen
• Priest to recruit military personnel for a new kind of service: religious
• Religion in Brief
• School apologizes for graduation in church
• Switzerland prayers petition to get vote
• The use of torture and our collective identity
• Vatican creates anti-terrorism teams
• Worshippers display anti-torture banners

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Baby Borrowers’ brings up message
• Bend park district seeks teen volunteers
• Bend’s latest street festival has activities to entertain entire family
• Calendar
• Hip dad hoping for more than ties
• In Father’s Day cards, a changing image
• Jolie: Pregnancy ‘great for the sex life’
• Leguizamo enjoys working with M. Night
• Living large in L.A.
• Popularity punctuates poetry slam
• R. Kelly acquitted of child porn charges
• Redmond School of Dance to perform

OPINION

• Barack and Hillary?
• Pull off the road
• Repayment schedule serves everyone well
• Replace Mike Daly on Deschutes County Commission
• Stick with evolution
• Unions outdated
• Windmill folly

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Ochoco viewpoint closing for renovations