June 18, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend business gives old candles new life
• Bend police take custody of 21 dogs found in van
• Bend-La Pine reaches out to parents
• Blame the right pollen
• City weighs ads on Bend buses
• Deschutes Brewery celebrating 20 years
• Ensworth library hosts Books on the Beach
• Event funding hits a snag
• Find your sole mate
• Fire closes 6 miles of Klamath County road
• Kids eat up summer cooking class
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Now, we’re cooking
• People on the move
• Prineville may gain 600 jobs
• Room tax revenue declines in April
• Shuttle service for river users to begin
• Taking a breather
• Thornburgh plans pick up speed with public hearing in Deschutes
• Work is on track for Tetherow resort

BUSINESS

• A joke? A pizza? What will it take to land that job?
• Bend business gives old candles new life
• Bill aims to end discriminatory student lending
• Business Calendar
• Deschutes Brewery celebrating 20 years
• Event funding hits a snag
• Find your sole mate
• Flexing your buying power
• Goldman Sachs earnings fall 10%
• Jeld-Wen cuts jobs
• Keep yourself – and the planet – beautiful with natural products
• LinkedIn connects to millions more in capital; investors’ valuation of networking site tops $1B
• Microsoft acquires interactive TV firm
• Mothers of the revolution
• People on the move
• Prineville may gain 600 jobs
• Producer prices rise; home starts decline
• Regulation on oil speculation welcomed, but with criticism
• Room tax revenue declines in April
• 'Severe anxiety’
• Solutions for untidy jewelry
• Thornburgh plans pick up speed with public hearing in Deschutes
• Top entertainment sellers
• When it pays to be cheap
• Work abroad boosts a resume
• Work is on track for Tetherow resort

SPORTS

• Bend women advance at Oregon Amateur
• Celtics cruise to 17th title Sonics’ owner pressed at trial
• Central Oregon Golf Tour : Widgi Creek
• Corrections
• Fresno State within win of CWS finals
• Golf scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Home runs propel A’s over Diamondbacks
• Italy advances in Euro Championship
• Keep your thoughts simple
• Kelowna ace fans 13 in victory over Elks
• Larionov, Anderson elected to hockey hall
• Mets fire manager Randolph
• NBA Scoreboard
• New salmon plan challenged
• On the Air
• Safety panel calls for steroid ban for racing
• Scoreboard
• Seahawk enters not guilty plea to DUI
• Sonics’ owner pressed at trial
• Summit track standout receives Gatorade honor
• Tiger’s future leads to a summer of speculation
• T.O. missing as Cowboys start mandatory camp
• U.S. hoops team should be announced Monday
• Vaidisova suffers first-round upset

OBITS

• Dancer Cyd Charisse starred with the best
• Death Notices
• Franklin Otis Booth Jr. was L.A. newspaperman
• Jerome King Jr. was commander in Vietnam
• Merri Lee Mann
• Thousands join president in mourning Tim Russert

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Merri Lee Mann

NATION & WORLD

• A WWII veteran’s promise is fulfilled — 63 years later
• Chase turns sour for lemonade stand robber
• Clinton asks donors to meet with Obama
• Ex-White House aide will receive new trial
• Floodwaters move south, breach levee
• For energy efficiency, look at new landscaping
• Gay marriage means blessings - and anguish - for California pastors
• Interrogation advice from U.S. lawyers questioned by senators
• Israel, Hamas near Gaza truce
• Kids explore with Idaho summer program
• $11M settlement OK’d in Va. Tech shootings
• McCain and Obama debate terrorism
• McCain calls for conservation — along with new oil drilling
• Medicare rate cut looms as bill stalls in Senate
• More illegal crossings prosecuted, report says
• Napoleon was defeated by British in 1815
• New salmon plan challenged
• New SAT isn’t much improved, study finds
• Offshore drilling won’t pay off for years, experts say
• Olympic flame relay resumes in China
• Pakistan-U.S. relations strained over airstrikes
• Police say man urged snake to ‘get’ officers
• Shipwreck kills nearly 150 in Mediterranean
• Taliban take villages in southern Afghanistan
• Thousands join president in mourning Tim Russert
• Toll may be less than feared in Myanmar
• World’s refugees in ’07 exceeded 11 million
• Worst attack in months shatters Baghdad calm

FEATURES

• Blame the right pollen
• For energy efficiency, look at new landscaping
• Kids eat up summer cooking class
• Medicare rate cut looms as bill stalls in Senate
• People on the move

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Correction
• Court delays action on Spears’ assets
• Cyrus was ‘surprised’ by Vanity Fair photo
• Joan Rivers gets boot for swearing on TV
• Jonas Brothers to ‘Rock’ Disney
• Ludacris is busy building his resume
• New leadership means big changes at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival

OPINION

• DeFazio’s heroics
• New water rates unfair to families
• Open offshore drilling
• Paddle the parents
• The bottom line
• Trustworthiness is becoming an endangered species
• What about us?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Fire closes 6 miles of Klamath County road