June 20, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend-La Pine School Board position open
• Capitalizing on mom time
• Clarification
• Corrections
• Dead bicyclist’s mother sues TriMet
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• Firefighting 101
• GO! Magazine
• Harrisburg ordered to dismantle well
• Herbalist of state’s wild West left legacy of Chinese healing
• Hiker rescued from Smith Rock
• House fire destroys home in Powell Butte
• IPods in education? Grants fuel local use
• La Pine is in search of solution to fund parks
• Madras sends its summer schoolers online
• Man admits abuse of 11 kids in day care
• Moms help dads get involved with infants
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Prineville man injured in motorcycle crash
• Redmond raises trash, water and sewer rates
• Restaurant Guide
• S. Oregon destination resort is likely delayed
• Schools serve up free lunch program
• Sewage facility is proposed for Bend, near river
• Study: Incentives may boost student scores
• Taming the monsters
• Toys help children develop strategy

BUSINESS

• As execs flee, Yahoo’s future is questioned
• Business Calendar
• Capitalizing on mom time
• Central Oregon fuel prices
• Citigroup CFO warns of more write-downs
• Collector cars for the budget impaired
• Dispatches
• Economy is sluggish, indicators show
• Experts urge changes in safety oversight
• Former Nortel execs charged with fraud
• Kerkorian increases stake in Ford to 6.5%
• MetroFi ending free Wi-Fi in Portland
• New generation of high-tech cars likely to be fueled by ads
• Sewage facility is proposed for Bend, near river
• Sprint aims to undercut iPhone with its Instinct
• The crackdown begins: Feds make high-profile mortgage fraud arrests
• Washington Mutual slashes 1,200 jobs

SPORTS

• Anti-drug motorcycle program comes to Bend
• Area riders earn high places at Hood River
• Artemev, Horton lead Olympic gym trials
• Belknap Hot Springs Lodge & Gardens
• Big Brown set to race again in New Jersey
• Boston fans enjoy another title rally
• Cancer doesn’t throw Texas Tech shot-putter
• CDC recommends lead testing on turf fields
• Congress debates intervention into racing safety
• Crater Lake National Park
• Crater Lake north entrance open
• CWS game suspended because of rain
• Divers flash perfection at U.S. Olympic trials
• Ferrer earns win at Ordina
• Four tied on top of PGA
• Germany upsets Portugal soccer team
• Golf Scoreboard
• Grand slam lifts Rays over Cubs
• Horse Country Events Calendar
• League home opener tonight for Bend Elks
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Stable, sweet stable
• Trail ride fundraiser offered Saturday

OBITS

• Brenda ‘Jeanette’ Sullivan
• Dean Peterson
• Death Notices
• George Sample founded American Publishing Co.
• Gwendolyn J. Dent
• Jerome C. Kollodge
• Jerome King, 88, commanded in Navy during Vietnam War
• Jimmy Jackson, 51, Olympic wrestler
• Loyd J. Walsh
• Ruth Lois Cole
• Tasha Tudor known for whimsical art

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Brenda ‘Jeanette’ Sullivan
• Dean Peterson
• Death Notices
• Gwendolyn J. Dent
• Jerome C. Kollodge
• Loyd J. Walsh
• Ruth Lois Cole
• Tasha Tudor known for whimsical art

NATION & WORLD

• Alaska Zoo welcomes 2 new Amur tigers
• As levees fail, Midwesterners wonder when it will all end
• CBS’ ‘Toast of the Town’ made its debut in 1948
• Chinese parents await answers on quake school
• Democrats, White House reach surveillance deal
• Deschutes commissioner says nitrates may be an issue in other areas
• EU lifts its sanctions against Cuba
• Facing summer shortages, China increases domestic energy prices
• Fear grows over Zimbabwe elections
• Food revolt, starting with rice
• Hawaiian group demands restoration of monarchy
• Iraqi forces arrest al-Sadr supporters
• Israeli exercise seemingly aimed at Iran, U.S. says
• Lost hikers rationed food while awaiting rescue from Denali
• ‘Major’ fossil find unearthed in Utah
• Nigerian rebels strike offshore oil rig
• Obama rejects public financing, and McCain attacks move
• Skepticism in Gaza as truce takes hold
• South Koreans protest U.S. beef
• Supreme Court rules for older workers in layoff case
• Supreme Court upholds ruling on work benefits
• Timber payments cut from war spending bill
• Villages cleared of Taliban, officials say
• War, veterans funding approved by House
• Wyden focuses on sustainability in his forest plan

FEATURES

• Health department to offer free HIV tests
• Wall of secrecy is breached with UBS banker’s testimony

ENTERTAINMENT

• Amelia cancels show tonight in Bend
• Are you up for a bit of a drive?
• Art exhibits
• Art sought for Bend library exhibit
• Back from the brink
• Band of brothers
• Bite of Bend map
• Chinese outpost
• Correction
• Darkness and light
• Feeding frenzy
• Get a taste of ‘Mr. Magorium’s’ magic
• Get live music at The Summit while you can
• Got talent? Deschutes fair may be just for you
• Just a little off-key
• Maryhill museum to showcase Warhol art
• Miniature Original Art Show scheduled
• Music on the Green kicks off in Redmond
• Music releases: Cassandra Wilson
• Music releases: My Morning Jacket
• Music releases: N.E.R.D.
• Music releases: The Infamous Stringdusters
• Old school
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Permit me to say a permit is needed
• Planning ahead
• Prep for R3 Festival with Eugene’s Grynch
• Silver Moon hosts a wide array of talent
• Story times, library youth events for June 20-26
• Summer TV has a few winners
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• This week
• Wailing Souls to play the Domino Room
• What time is it? Time for a local roundup!

RESTAURANTS

• Chinese outpost

OPINION

• Abortion is our most important issue
• ‘Change’ you can count
• City shouldn’t muzzle next transit provider
• ‘Sustainable agriculture’ a worthwhile, if difficult, ideal

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cascade Lakes Highway opens