June 19, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A new day for Prineville railway?
• Alpine Physical has new location
• Bend man gets almost 5 years in murder-for-hire case
• Bend police arrest man on burglary charge
• Bend police take custody of 21 dogs found in van
• Bike committee seeks members in Deschutes
• Cascades Lakes road to fully open today
• Changes bring mix of anxiety and excitement for businesses
• Clarification
• Councilors split on ads for buses
• Deputies search for driver after accident
• Latest wilderness bills may have more support
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs, Stolen Vehicles and Pets
• Now is the season for stocking up on unpredictable Oregon surfperch
• Oregon students likely to get their choice of graduation test
• Oregon Youth Challenge
• People on the move
• Police review board in Eugene tests its clout
• Region’s wildfire season forecast: ‘normal’
• Second case of TB linked to call center
• $900,000 set aside to remodel Bend, Sunriver libraries
• Teen refuses help, dies of heart failure
• The Shepherd’s House to keep its 60 beds
• Thornburgh resort hearing set for July
• Tumalo woman in hospital after crash

BUSINESS

• A new day for Prineville railway?
• Auditors side with Boeing, urge Air Force to reconsider tanker deal
• Business Calendar
• Can Starbucks earn your loyalty with new card?
• Companies settle on generic Lipitor
• FedEx swings to loss for last fiscal quarter
• Fifth Third Bancorp stock plunges 27%
• Morgan Stanley profit falls 58%, as expected
• News of Record: Permits
• Nothing can be free anymore, airlines say
• People on the move
• Recall
• Study: Americans finally driving less
• Thornburgh resort hearing set for July
• Verizon is boosting its Internet speeds
• WaMu to end complex mortgage products

SPORTS

• Area players on all-star rosters
• Banner 17: Celtics add to record haul with latest NBA title
• Elks rally but still fall at Kelowna
• Fly-tying corner
• Hard-hitting Marlins easily beat Mariners
• Hosmer Lake is now accessible
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Miami sent packing
• ODFW to conduct trout survey on Crooked River
• On the Air
• Paralympian swimmer battles disabilities and bureaucracy
• Picking pockets for rainbow trout
• Rough day for locals at Oregon Amateur
• Russia moves on to quarters at Euro 2008
• Scenery worth $4.31 a gallon
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks sign rookie running back
• Sonics owner back on stand in hearing
• Summer chinook season begins
• Summer steelhead season now open on the Columbia
• Tiger out for season, and it’s his own fault
• Top seed upset at Eastbourne
• Upper trails may not open until mid-July

OBITS

• Death Notices
• Gwendolyn J. Dent
• Pianist Esbjorn Svensson led E.S.T. jazz trio
• The banker - and knight - who led J.P. Morgan
• Trevor Wilkinson made extroverted sports cars
• Valentine Vester, 96, hotelier in Jerusalem
• Ward Boston advised in USS Liberty inquiry

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Gwendolyn J. Dent

NATION & WORLD

• A lack of vessels could stem a push for offshore oil drilling
• A subtle makeover for Michelle Obama
• A 6th human foot is found on Canada’s Pacific coast
• Afghan villages freed from Taliban control
• 3 charged in Russian reporter’s death
• China cracking down on drugs before Games
• Chinese zoo’s pandas thrive after quake
• Climate-linked disease infects way of life
• Congress again enacts farm bill over Bush veto
• EU allows 18-month detention for illegal migrants
• Federal recreation fees under bipartisan fire in D.C.
• First male American saint proclaimed in 1977
• Gastric bypass found to reduce cancer rates
• 2 hikers missing in Denali rescued
• Hitchin’ a ride
• House, Bush reach deal on war funding
• Hundreds pay tribute to Russert
• Israel offers to begin peace talks with Lebanon; all issues negotiable
• Law schools growing, but jobs aren’t
• Many guns go missing from shops, study says
• Marine artist in royalties spat over California specialty license plates
• McCain wants 45 new nuclear reactors
• New contracts to bring big oil back to Iraq
• New rating system for nursing homes planned
• No hijabs by stage at Obama rally
• Obama: Bin Laden must not be martyr
• Pentagon to consult social scientists — on security
• President calls for offshore oil drilling
• Seniors finding second chances at fulfillment in encore careers
• Some farmers devastated; others brace for the future
• South African leader visits Zimbabwe
• Taiwan’s leader outlines China policy
• U.S. ties bombing to Shiite hard-liner
• Wood car debuts in Japan

FEATURES

• Alpine Physical has new location
• Baja Fresh can be high in calories
• Best be on guard for tick season
• Clarification
• Downloadable fitness
• Exercise tips: Leg crossover
• Flat soda for an upset tummy?
• Gastric bypass found to reduce cancer rates
• Health Datebook
• ‘Hungry Girl’ has made a career out of healthy food ideas
• Look to the sun for that healthy dose of vitamin D
• New system, new strategy
• People
• People on the move
• Screenings aren’t always a good idea
• What’s in a strawberry?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Correction
• De Niro testifies in New York hotel dispute
• Essays, photographs illuminate wild Alaska
• George Carlin tapped for Mark Twain prize
• Getting ready for the reroute
• J.Lo performs for elementary grads
• John Day ranger to host free James Cant tour
• Ricki Lake defends childbirth film
• ‘Wizards of Waverly Place’ star might be the next Miley Cyrus
• Youth raise $3K for Afghan playground

OPINION

• Candidates: Claim your Juniper Ridge positions
• District was wrong
• Energy solutions
• Help the homeless
• Nitrate issues
• Public teachers should not shield students from religion
• Scrutiny for gov’s green proposals

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cascades Lakes road to fully open today
• Changes bring mix of anxiety and excitement for businesses
• Getting ready for the reroute
• Sharing the road