June 15, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A new day for an old neighborhood
• Births
• Bobst — North
• Bottle Bill updates an involved affair
• Clarke
• Constitution Party challenger to take on Walden
• Correction
• Crash delays traffic on Bend Parkway
• Crime rate up for the region, but still below urban marks
• Douglass
• Growing native
• Highway 126 closed temporarily by crash
• Hill — Francis
• Hoekstra
• Investment firm buys shuttered Oregon mill
• Iowans flee amid major floods
• Land near Redmond could see industrial overhaul
• Local airfares rise with rest of the nation"s
• Nelson — Aparicio
• New language, new culture, new family
• New Mexico’s Mount Taylor protected from mine for now
• News of record: Deeds
• Oregon State University-Cascades Campus Central Oregon Community College
• Republicans in Oregon wonder when they’ll see more McCain
• Schulte — Floyd
• Welcome to paradise
• Wild about flowers, with info on nasty weeds, too

BUSINESS

• A car’s electricity use is not constant
• A miracle scratch remover
• A new day for an old neighborhood
• Boeing starts powering up 787
• checks via debit card
• Growing native
• Local airfares rise with rest of the nation"s
• News of record: Deeds
• Through ups and downs, Oregon has helped steer energy policy
• 30-year mortgages hit 7-month high

SPORTS

• BMX rider earns spot on U.S. Olympic team
• Curlin wins in return to Churchill Downs
• Driver is youngest winner in Nationwide Series history
• Elks lose first game of season
• Floodwaters lap higher in southern China
• Florida State men, LSU women win NCAA titles
• Former Cincinnati prep star helps Red Sox beat Reds
• Golf Scoreboard
• He’s (still) got game: Celtics’ Allen nears title
• Hotshots drop regular-season finale
• Leap of Faith
• Madras players shine in All-Star series
• Making the call
• Mediate, a realist, knows he’s a long shot at U.S. Open
• Nadal defeats Roddick in Queen’s Club semifinals
• On the Air
• Oregon Am tees off in Bend on Monday
• Scoreboard
• Spain makes Euro 2008 quarterfinals
• Stanford wins first at College World Series
• Teenager makes U.S. wrestling team
• UO finishes strong at NCAAs
• Woods puts on a show, leads U.S. Open by one
• Yankees’ Pettitte still admired by fans in Houston

NATION & WORLD

• A hatching trend
• A new take on a prostate drug — and a new debate
• A year of Hamas alters everyday life in Gaza
• Bush, Sarkozy send warning to Iran after it rejects new nuclear deal
• Colorado capital is more than a conventional choice
• Companies hope fiddling with fictional stars of old will create new revenues
• ‘Dear American Airlines’ speaks to any stranded traveler — and more
• England’s King John seals the Magna Carta in 1215
• ‘Everyone’ knows ‘their’ vote counts in the end
• Exclusive deals help Wal-Mart gain stature in music industry
• ‘Fish day’ motivates Coos Bay kids
• Former prostitute works to save women from streets
• Gas prices are pushing drivers closer to ‘empty’
• George Moore researched cancer
• How can it take so long to trace a bad tomato?
• Hunt begins after 870 escape from Afghan prison
• In a year of race and gender, how age became the prejudice
• Learn a few ways to go green
• Mugabe vows war before he’ll cede post
• Musharraf
• New walkway at Kew Gardens offers a view from the canopy
• Obama considering Promising more health care, but doing it in different ways
• Old farming habits leave Uzbekistan a legacy of salt
• Powerful quake triggers landslides in northern Japan
• President optimistic about troubled Iraq security pact
• Rearranging the furniture
• Rice: Jewish housing plan undermines talks
• Sanskrit revival stirs controversy in India
• Shuttle returns safely after 14-day mission
• So maybe the Earth is in trouble, but biotech business is booming
• Surfing into suspense
• Test your White House wedding knowledge
• Through ups and downs, Oregon has helped steer energy policy
• Tribes clash, vying for their place in Yosemite’s history
• Washington deputies halt search for 2 missing boaters
• Wealthy nations alarmed over high oil prices
• ‘Weeds’ returns for fourth season
• Would-be voters back EU treaty’s veto
• Would-be voters back veto of EU treaty

FEATURES

• A new day for an old neighborhood
• New language, new culture, new family
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes and Youth Notes
• Thank you for finding my husband’s ring
• Welcome to paradise
• Wild about flowers, with info on nasty weeds, too
• 100 YEARS AGO Crook County sheriff burned in effigy in 1908

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Coalition to celebrate Bend Pride
• KIDS Center expands, to host open house
• Movie Times
• Sisters quilt show to host two fundraisers

OPINION

• A country seduced into financial decadence
• Behind the ads
• Change the park board
• Compass Park losing its spin
• Do the right thing — start drilling!
• Faulty commissioners
• Fired Mt. Bachelor staff
• Getting even after Hillary’s loss doesn’t mean revenge
• Good news on Juniper Ridge, but be careful
• Meet the new generation of al-Qaida
• Obama has a support base along the Nile

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Crash delays traffic on Bend Parkway
• Highway 126 closed temporarily by crash
• Land near Redmond could see industrial overhaul