June 17, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Agility trials bring teamwork to dog, handler
• Autopsy inconclusive on man found in road
• Bend pushes to get Juniper rolling
• Car sparks brush fire south of Lava Butte
• Changing faces of Redmond council
• COCC looks to future of health care careers
• Corrections
• Critics abandon their efforts to repeal recent gay-rights laws
• Crooked River Ranch fire damages garage
• Day labor center opens in Portland
• Expensive oil means high-priced asphalt, too
• Facing foreclosure? You’ve got a few options
• Finding their balance on a ropes course
• Fuel thefts spark interest in locking gas caps for cars
• Google partners with Bend company
• 2 hurt in crash near Independence
• It’s planting time
• Me and my shadow
• News of record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs, pets
• Oregon plaintiffs still waiting for payment in Exxon Valdez spill
• Pets Calendar
• Police find escaped work center inmate
• Protect your pet from poisonous mushrooms
• Redmond couple held in infant son’s death
• Redmond shelter plans cat adoption event
• Terraced delight
• This is Cheech.
• Traffic may play into UGB
• Warm Springs fire nearly contained
• When choosing pet’s diet, think moderation
• Whisperers come out of the shadows
• Why are we shelling out more for diesel than regular?

BUSINESS

• Bill would delete junk text messages
• Business Calendar
• Business venture or summer job?
• COCC looks to future of health care careers
• Columbia Sportswear to be cycling sponsor
• Corrections
• Delta begins testing electronic tickets
• Despite Irish vote, euro remains strong
• Facing foreclosure? You’ve got a few options
• Food banks face new clients, mounting costs
• Global dreams for a wirelessly networked Web
• Google partners with Bend company
• High gas prices boost interest in Segways
• Hillsboro chip maker names a new CEO
• Hollywood studios edit their video strategies
• Honda starts production of fuel-cell cars
• Intel creating solar company in Hillsboro
• Lehman posts big loss, but CEO upbeat
• Lenders pledge speedy response on loan help
• Milberg firm to pay millions to avoid trial
• News of record: Deeds
• Oil hits new record, then reverses course
• To cut costs, McClatchy is slashing 1,400 jobs
• Traffic may play into UGB
• Why are we shelling out more for diesel than regular?

SPORTS

• A ticket to ride
• Area outdoor pool open for the season
• Bend triathlete gets a first with latest win
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Elks back on track with road victory
• Final HOF game ends due to rain
• Find those racing legs
• Former Wimbledon champ beats sixth seed
• Friends battle for title of state’s best amateur
• Georgia takes control of own bracket
• Germany beats Austria 1-0 to advance
• Homers lead Mets
• Indoor soccer league deadline coming
• IOC: Some progress made on TV coverage
• Local swimmers win open-water events
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Struggling Mariners fire GM Bill Bavasi
• Trial over Sonics’ lease agreement begins
• Triathlon training group meeting today
• UNC underclassmen withdraw from draft
• U.S. Open win helps Woods’ legend grow
• Volunteers needed for Cycling Classic
• Youth baseball team wins tourney

OBITS

• Death notices
• Gunther Stent, early DNA researcher, dies at 84
• John Ranard photographed Russia, boxing, own illness
• Special-effects master Stan Winston dies at 62

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Al-Sadr followers warn against arrests
• Bill would delete junk text messages
• Brains of gay men, heterosexual women linked in new study
• Britain’s Brown says Europe will tighten sanctions on Iran
• California regulators must reconsider Klamath algae
• China floods kill at least 169
• Female Clinton supporters are backing Obama
• Floods and landslides kill at least 25 in India
• French truckers protest diesel prices
• Gore endorses Obama
• Group seeks emergency ESA listing for 32 species
• High court will hear case against Ashcroft
• Iran cracks down on dress code violations
• Israel seems to make progress in talks
• McCain’s like Bush? Depends on issues
• Midwest is bracing for more flooding
• NEA gives $2.8M in grants for ‘Big Read’
• Officials resume search for missing Denali hikers
• Same-sex couples married in California
• Taliban pose new threat in Afghanistan
• Texas entrepreneur has high hopes for salmonella vaccine — created in space
• The World Wide Web that time forgot
• 5 Watergate burglars arrested in 1972
• Whisperers come out of the shadows
• Woman pleads not guilty in Web suicide

FEATURES

• A little rub adds a lot of flavor
• At Home With … Vima Lupwa Homes’ Malerie Pratt
• Brew beer at home without smelling like a brewery
• Chocolate recipes for every cook
• Chocolate-covered strawberry recipes
• COCC looks to future of health care careers
• Emergent church tour to roll into Bend
• Fresh strawberries and chocolate make for a delicious treat
• Garlic whistles sing in spring
• Get the stain out with this simple guide
• Growing number of celebs going from VIP to vintner
• Healthy pasta salad? It isn’t an oxymoron
• Hooray for the red, white and blue sangria, that is
• Kraft makes crunchy mac and cheese
• Many cancers aren’t curable, but they’re a lot more treatable
• Milk paint is ancient but can be made fresh
• Recipe Finder
• Solutions for glaring problems
• Study seeks families with an autistic child
• Tagine: One word, but many meanings for Moroccan dish
• Terraced delight
• Weighing nondrug options for ADHD

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ayda Field joins pilot
• Calendar
• Lifetime ‘Rocks’ with Nicole Sullivan
• Prineville’s Country Quilt Show June 28
• Spears paparazzo blamed for his injury
• Takei to acquire marriage license
• ‘Top Gear’ buckles up host trio
• ‘West Wing’ star reads ABC’s ‘Atlas’
• Window to the galaxy
• Winehouse hospitalized after fainting spell

OPINION

• Belatedly dealing with the weapon of mass rape
• Climate change ousts global warming
• Dj vu
• LNG needed to keep energy prices down
• More thrift stores
• Open OSU branch’s meetings to public
• Thanks for your support

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend pushes to get Juniper rolling
• Car sparks brush fire south of Lava Butte