June 21, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• ADA work to close City Hall lot entrance
• Bend woman flees scene of accident
• Beneath the mill
• Bidding to start on Sisters Forest Service land; plans for new district office moving forward
• Bridge project to begin in Prineville
• Klamath River salmon need more water, federal evaluation finds
• Lawmakers to examine parenting, faith healing
• Neighbors in Bend share grief of hawks
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• No surprises as Tampa takes 18-year-old No. 1 in NHL draft
• Once-forgotten vets buried in Oregon
• Paulina’s charm
• Redmond congregation welcomes interim priest
• Talking trash with Deschutes County's Adopt-A-Road volunteers
• Transit projects around area win millions
• Transportation plan, destination resort overlay on Deschutes board’s agenda
• What's Going Up
• Whoa there, cowboy
• Will we get a new area code? Here's the options

BUSINESS

• Bidding to start on Sisters Forest Service land; plans for new district office moving forward
• Boeing finishes powering up 787
• China gas price move may not sap demand
• Conservation tracts eyed for corn planting
• Dow sheds 220.40, closes below 12,000
• Ford delays its new pickup; cuts outlook
• ‘Full speed ahead’ for in-flight Internet
• Microsoft must pay $512M for infringing on patents
• New limits: Banks trim credit lines
• Paulina’s charm
• Transit projects around area win millions
• What's Going Up
• Will we get a new area code? Here's the options

SPORTS

• Bend’s Fristedt shines in 5A game Prep Sports
• Cink fires 64, leads PGA event
• C.O. golfer makes final
• Correction
• Elks get walk-off win to open homestand
• Golf Scoreboard
• Harringtons find there’s no price tag for happiness
• Kahne’s hot streak continues
• Last-place Blue Jays fire Gibbons, coaches
• Locals to compete in Les Schwab Bowl Prep Sports
• Makeover of Oregon’s Hayward Field wins favor
• McLaren thinks infighting doomed Seattle from start
• M’s score a bunch for new manager
• NBA demands $1.4 million from referee
• NFL Network, ESPN negotiating
• On the Air
• Russian, Pole to face off for title at Wimbledon warmup
• Schilling says season over, to have surgery
• Scoreboard
• Sonics allege ‘forced bleeding’ by city
• Turkey reaches semis in Euro 2008
• UNC survives with late slam

OBITS

• Death Notices
• French film director Jean Delannoy dies
• Jack Kirkham founded Utah outdoor store, created tent
• WWII amputee Bert Shepard went on to pitch in big leagues

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices

NATION & WORLD

• Alaska governor releases plan to offset energy costs
• Beef furor provokes turnover in S. Korea
• Big gains for Iraq security, but progress is still fragile
• Care of female vets will improve, VA says
• Clinton to stump with Obama
• EU endorses new border security rules
• Group files lawsuit over ‘I Believe’ license plates
• House easily passes new surveillance law
• 2 in Greenpeace held in whale meat theft
• Iraqi oil pipeline sabotage declines
• Man sheds 80 pounds eating at McDonald’s
• Massachusetts town alarmed by suspected pregnancy pact
• Mayors: Energy costs hit local governments hard
• McCain pushes NAFTA; Obama defends his view
• McClellan testifies about Bush team
• Teacher may lose job over cross uproar
• Torch paraded in Tibet capital amid security
• Traffic plan announced to combat pollution
• U.S. Constitution takes effect in 1788
• Watching, waiting for water to retreat

FEATURES

• Author offers devotions for the elderly
• Group files lawsuit over ‘I Believe’ license plates
• Redmond congregation welcomes interim priest
• Religion in Brief

ENTERTAINMENT

• Activities take flight at Bend Airport Day
• ‘Boot sale’ to benefit woman with cancer
• Calendar
• CBS to go global with ‘60 Minutes’
• Don’t let casual comfort trump a professional image
• Interim minisodes come to the ‘Rescue’
• Jamie Lynn Spears gives birth to girl
• Michael McDonald concert tickets to go on sale today
• New eyeglasses has owner disoriented
• Parks ready for invasion of the ‘Coaster Crazies’
• Williams to host ‘Press’ on Sunday
• Winehouse undergoes further hospital tests

OPINION

• An editorial on the subject
• Common sense wins, and so does public
• Don’t come down too hard on juvenile offenders
• Driving bus hard
• Enviros vs. energy
• Move the festival
• Vote them out

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bridge project to begin in Prineville
• Talking trash with Deschutes County's Adopt-A-Road volunteers