June 23, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Autocross racers love friendly competition
• Bend man being held on sex abuse charges
• Collision in La Pine injures motorist
• Congregation surprised at pair charged in abuse
• Crescent man arrested in Sunriver burglaries
• Delay likely on new Eugene City Hall
• Glass art featured in exhibit of unusual sea life in Newport
• Growers work to preserve Marionberry’s reputation
• Motorcycle club leader faces sentencing
• New land use law cuts size of rural housing proposals
• News of Record: Bankruptcies and Civil Suits
• On east side, 6 from GOP earn Democrats’ nod
• Out in Deschutes County, a skirmish over wedding venues
• Redmond southbound reroute to open
• Sun will build warmth throughout the week
• Suspect jailed in parking lot thefts
• The scooter: Once a toy, now a top seller
• Volunteers keep parks open in Douglas County

BUSINESS

• ABC to make shows available on the Web
• Advertising leaders see Web’s threat
• Bill to protect companies in inquiries gains major support
• Business Calendar
• Financial tips for new college graduates
• For the children: A primer on why business matters
• Out in Deschutes County, a skirmish over wedding venues
• Papers facing worst year for ad revenue
• Restaurants go lean – but not with food
• Saudis offer production bump
• With Apple in its sights, Nokia sets out to entertain

SPORTS

• Auto Racing Scoreboard
• Bend mountain bike rider remains likely to get U.S. Olympic berth
• Busch wins fifth race of 2008 in Sprint Cup
• Cink closes for PGA win
• Cubs earn bragging rights in Chicago
• Diver earns third trip to Olympics
• Federer an underdog as Wimbledon begins?
• Fresno State earns spot in final
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hard charging
• Massa leads Ferrari sweep at French GP
• Morgan Hamm to join brother in Olympics
• On the Air
• Oregon Open set to tee off in C.O.
• Spain defeats Italy in Euro 2008
• Summer event security could take hit
• U.S. moves to regional semis of World Cup qualifying with victory
• Wheldon turns 30, celebrates with a win in Iowa 250

OBITS

• Death Notices
• Irreverent comedian George Carlin dies
• Real estate magnate, horse owner Harry Aleo
• Revius Ortique Jr. was first black Louisiana Supreme Court justice

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices

NATION & WORLD

• Billions more needed for embassy security
• California firefighters battle hundreds of blazes
• Can the Martian arctic support extreme life?
• Difficulties of delaying news in the Internet era
• ‘Don’t ask, don’t tell’ hits women harder
• Federal agencies release plan for uranium cleanup over 5 years
• Female bomber kills 15 in Iraq
• Fingerprinting plan draws opposition
• Fourth Bolivian state declares its autonomy
• GOP frets over Barr’s spoiler potential
• How strong are cyber ties if you’ve never met?
• In 1868, first ‘Type-Writer’ is patented
• In Iowa, a lifetime’s possessions become piles on the curb
• Irreverent comedian George Carlin dies
• McCain driving debate, but insiders want more
• Nasa takes a giant leap in space fashion
• NATO shells militants across Pakistani border
• Networks report less on wars, study shows
• New clue found to Alzheimer’s
• New outreach to blacks as Border Patrol grows
• Past, future pull young Algerians in opposite ways
• Philippines typhoon capsizes ferry; 700 remain missing, feared dead
• Supplies begin arriving at border of Gaza Strip
• Ties to ethanol could end up hurting Obama
• Two killed, 24 hurt in clashes in Lebanon
• Zimbabwe opposition candidate drops out

FEATURES

• Autocross racers love friendly competition

ENTERTAINMENT

• Anna Nicole’s ex gets her lingerie at auction
• Calendar
• Paparazzo says he was attacked by surfers
• Restaurants go lean – but not with food

OPINION

• Examine the energy policies of the candidates this fall
• Federal forests must be thinned
• Life on the mountain
• Merkley takes aim at Smith’s ... golf clubs
• The benefits of carpooling
• The big pole
• The future of OSU

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Redmond southbound reroute to open
• The scooter: Once a toy, now a top seller