June 16, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Annual event lets competitors work out stress as crowds cheer
• At local OSU branch, new tack spawns uncertainty
• Brush fire burning in Warm Springs
• Clear skies and mild throughout the week
• Commuters challenged to walk, bike
• Keeping tabs on the offenders
• Lone candidate for City Council in Prineville has ‘outsider’ view
• News of record: Bankruptcies, civil suits
• No trauma in shadowboxing death of man, 22, in Portland
• Redmond couple is indicted in 10-day-old son’s death
• Retail growth in moderation
• Watch for changes in Redmond on southbound U.S. 97 reroute

BUSINESS

• AP to set guidelines for using its articles
• Business Calendar
• CEO pay rose steadily in ‘07, despite troubles in the economy
• FCC recommends OK of satellite radio deal
• Retail growth in moderation
• Tetherow sells its 50th homesite

SPORTS

• All-time earnings leader is tops at Sisters Rodeo
• Auto Racing Scoreboard
• Autocross club to host events in Redmond
• Earnhardt finally gets NASCAR win
• Elks fall again on road in WCCBL play
• Federer matches Sampras with 10th grass-court title
• Golf Scoreboard
• Lakers force Game 6
• 18 more: Tiger to face Mediate in playoff today
• On the Air
• One more game
• Oregon Am comes to Bend today
• Phillies rough up Cards but lose in extra innings
• Scoreboard
• Sonics vs. Seattle trial begins today
• Tar Heels dink their way to CWS victory
• Turkey reaches Euro 2008 quarters
• U.S. wins in World Cup qualifying opener

NATION & WORLD

• Administration to propose better access for disabled
• Al-Sadr followers say they will endorse, not compete, in elections
• Americans use Net to look beyond the political sound bite, study finds
• Blogger creates community for Carnival Cruise Lines
• Botanist Paul Thomson, 91, promoted growing rare fruits
• Celebrated architect Walter Netsch, 88, dies
• China’s death toll from floods rises
• Chingiz Aitmatov, 79, wrote of life in USSR
• Denali rangers look for 2 missing hikers
• First female space traveler launched by Soviets in 1963
• In quake-ravaged Chinese town, praise for an ‘angel’ to schoolkids
• Interactive TV makes advances with test
• Investing as a couple? Avoid these mistakes
• Iowa’s fields inundated at worst time for farms
• Is gender selection too much family planning?
• JPMorgan’s stately old logo returns with a modern edge
• Kosovo simmers under new constitution
• Long road back for flooded Iowa towns
• Longtime Associated Press reporter dies
• Macedonian revote seals ruling party win
• McCartney concert for charity in Ukraine
• MySpace might have friends, but it wants ad revenue
• NASCAR to drivers: Don’t complain about the Car of Tomorrow
• One woman’s quest to make annuities work
• Oxygen settles into new identity at NBC
• Publishers feel power of Amazon’s ‘buy’ button
• Snoop Dogg’s wife arrested on DUI charge
• ‘South Pacific’ wins tale of the Tony Awards tape with 7
• Students seeking answers to ocean pollution mysteries
• Washington Apartment fire
• What Internet bills based on use may mean
• With shares battered, AIG replaces its CEO

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Movie Times

OPINION

• Building the best jail for the county
• Don’t back down from alcohol delivery rules
• Driving a bus is not rocket science
• Newspaper fails to live up to the legacy of H.L. Mencken

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Annual event lets competitors work out stress as crowds cheer
• Watch for changes in Redmond on southbound U.S. 97 reroute