June 27, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend drug raid leads to arrests of 6 people
• Body found on street; man, 37, arrested
• Correction
• ‘Crocodile Hunter’ widow, OSU team for whale study
• Cutting-edge company eyes Juniper Ridge
• Dispatches
• Doctor asks for release before his extradition
• Extra officers to patrol in Bend on July Fourth
• Fake doctor abuses woman in her 90s
• Family Calendar
• From bad news to top spot, Ron Wilkinson’s ready to go
• Going once, going twice ...
• Grant awarded to assist laid-off workers
• Jefferson to consider nonpartisan commission
• Kennel show a doggone good event for families
• La Pine man arrested in sex abuse of minor
• Learn how a camera lens works
• Man suspected of DUII in La Pine hit and run
• Man who shot, killed intruder has claimed self-defense
• Multnomah County to get solar project
• New Carissa removal making progress
• News of Record: Police Log and Bend Fire Runs
• One way to battle the price of gas
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Party gave Merkley plenty of cash
• Public input sought on new rules for animals
• Restaurant Guide
• Safe sleepovers start with involved parents
• Serene sunrise
• State may hold $25 million intended for employee raises
• Taming kids’ clutter

BUSINESS

• Air travel facing crisis, expert says
• Airfare site tries to cut through confusion
• Anheuser-Busch board rejects InBev offer
• Around the world, pleasure and pain at dollar’s decline
• As Bill Gates steps aside, challenges await giant he created
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon fuel prices
• ‘08 Challenger brings a brush with celebrity
• Cutting-edge company eyes Juniper Ridge
• Discover’s profit rises on higher card use
• Dispatches
• Dow hits 21-month low as oil spooks investors
• Economy grows 1%
• Facebook gets legal victory
• For teens, it’s all about the tech, marketers say
• GM, Ford shares drop to new lows
• Going once, going twice ...
• Grant awarded to assist laid-off workers
• Group seeking a voice at Bachelor
• Home sales increase
• Homebuilder sees worsening conditions
• McKay Creek will close to stop off-road damage
• Personal e-mail on company computer: Is it private or not?
• Public input sought on new rules for animals
• Small bites
• Suit claims UBS misled investors on securities risk
• Washington may offer perks to keep Boeing
• With gas at $4, Ford will market the work usage of its new F-150
• Yahoo management getting reorganized

SPORTS

• Bend runner wins 100-mile race for third time
• Bend wakeboarder third in Pro-Am
• Bucks trade Yi to Nets for Jefferson
• Bulls take Rose with No. 1 pick in draft
• Busy Trail Blazers trade one top pick for another
• Correction
• Court rejects U.S. sprinter’s appeal
• Cowboy up at the Crooked River Roundup
• Elks put winning streak on the line Baseball
• Extreme Sports Events Calendar
• Golf Scoreboard
• Ground-breaking cowgirl to ride in Crooked River Roundup
• IRL’s Patrick defends racing style that some view as too aggressive
• Making the U.S. track team won’t be easy at Olympic trials
• Mountain Bike trail guide: Mrazek Trail
• On the Air
• Pacers’ O’Neal to play for Raptors
• Pacific Crest kicks off this weekend
• Paulina Creek
• Rock crawling event set for Saturday
• Seahawks sign two of their draft picks
• Sharapova, Roddick are out at Wimbledon
• Sonics trial ends, decision in a week
• Surprises on top at U.S. Open
• UO’s Leunen picked in draft
• UW alum takes Oregon Open title
• Whychus Creek

OBITS

• Former Tuskegee Airman Charles Dryden dies at 87
• Gospel singer Ira Tucker, 83, led the Dixie Hummingbirds
• Irving Kator specialized in laws for federal employees
• Wilber Hardee, 89, started burger chain

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Thelma Louise Smith
• Worrell (Rod) Leroy Richter

NATION & WORLD

• Around the world, pleasure and pain at dollar’s decline
• As Zimbabwe vote nears, grim image emerges
• Bombings kill 3 Marines, 30 Iraqis
• Bush to ease sanctions on North Korea after nuclear details disclosure
• China says it opposes politicizing Olympics
• Debate commission unveils fall proposal
• Decline in bees could raise prices for food
• Hawaii requires solar water heaters on new homes
• High court upholds individual gun right
• Interrogation policy authors defend their legal position
• Mars lander unearths a soil surprise
• McCain woos base on social platforms
• McKay Creek will close to stop off-road damage
• Mexican gray wolf pups are thriving at sanctuary
• Mideast truce strains under rocket attacks
• Navy approves plan for sonar training off Hawaii
• New flavors of Web addresses on the way
• New Midwest rain keeps anxiety high
• Obama, Clinton heavy with praise for the other
• Salmon reintroduced in Yakima headwaters
• Scientists think big impact created a two-faced Mars
• Senate passes funding for Iraq, Afghanistan
• Snapple wins auction to be bridesmaid
• Typhoon death toll could reach 1,300
• U.S. gay-rights movement begins in 1969 after clashes at New York’s Stonewall Inn
• Utah announces 4-day week for most state workers
• Wildlife, water top governors’ agenda
• You want fries with that?

FEATURES

• Fruit takes cookies’ lead as popular snack
• Later start equals more teen sleep, says study
• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• A great place to play
• A summer of music at Angeline’s Bakery
• An urban aesthetic
• Art exhibits
• Behind the masks
• Cascade Festival of Music goes under
• Cowboy up at the Crooked River Roundup
• Elevate fundraiser at PoetHouse ART
• Fashion show set at Redmond store
• Feelin' bluesy
• Fourth of July concert set at Bend church
• Get ready for Hullabaloo
• Ghost-ride the whip!
• Gordon Baker painting to be raffled in August
• Grub and dub
• It's a wrap
• It’s swamp rock time at the Silver Moon
• Kung Fu with a kick
• Museum guidebook has updated details
• Music releases: Adele
• Music releases: Alanis Morissette
• Music releases: Jakob Dylan
• Music releases: Lil Wayne
• Music releases: Martha Wainwright
• Music releases: Montgomery Gentry
• Out of town
• 4 Peaks tickets increase in price on Wednesday
• Planning ahead
• Scanning the ‘Office’ for entertainers
• Small bites
• ‘Spiderwick’ a modest but not epic tale
• Story times, library youth events for June 27 to July 3
• Support local music. Go see some today!
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• This week
• Young Dubliners play Summer Sunday show

RESTAURANTS

• It's a wrap

OPINION

• Gun-rights opinion is no earthquake
• It makes sense to come down hard on juvenile offenders
• Medical risks associated with having an abortion are real
• Obama’s candidate

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Man suspected of DUII in La Pine hit and run