June 28, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Albany sexual abuse claims investigated
• All eyes on November ballot as initiative deadline nears
• Ammonia leak snarls traffic on Redmond roads
• Anger surfaces at meeting on offshore marine reserves
• Bend builder delays Washington project
• Bend may be forced to rework UGB maps
• Boat runs aground near Bonneville Dam
• Builders may get more time to pay Bend SDCs
• Correction
• Emergency Board funds pay raises
• Ex-Hillsboro school bookkeeper sentenced
• Humane Society location on Crook County agenda
• Judge denies doctor’s request for release
• Man killed in police shooting in Pendleton
• Marijuana operation leads to arrest
• Motorcycle crash causes serious injury
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Officers catch suspect who fled to La Grande
• Police arrest man in pharmacy break-in
• Portland roads open after train derailment
• Recount shows civil forfeiture measure passes
• Redmond Humane Society chief resigns
• Repairs planned for Bend Parkway
• Styrofoam robots have art world abuzz
• Terrebonne residents debate benefits of becoming a city
• Vanished bees hit home
• Weapon may be linked to attempted murder
• What's Going Up

BUSINESS

• AAA foresees rare dip in holiday travel
• Bend builder delays Washington project
• Bend may be forced to rework UGB maps
• Bring sexy back without a sweaty back
• Builders may get more time to pay Bend SDCs
• Dress for the heat, but keep it neat
• Drop leaves stocks near bear market territory
• Food-shopping hints straight from a grocer
• Garden is a seedbed for green cosmetics
• Redmond restaurant The Spot has closed
• Stimulus payments gave U.S. a boost, but for how long?
• Terrebonne residents debate benefits of becoming a city
• Vanished bees hit home
• What's Going Up
• Will capri pants for men take off?

SPORTS

• American rider finds new team
• Athletes hit the track as U.S. Trials begin
• Athletes who missed 1980 Olympics still wonder what might have been
• Briefly a Blazer, Kansas’ Arthur has frenetic night
• Dodgers win battle of L.A. over Angels
• Dutrow says mistake led to suspension
• Elks notch seventh straight victory
• For Redmond’s Leunen, a ‘dream come true’
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hanging on
• Hotshots win, advance in IBL West Tournament
• Kanaan gets top spot for IndyCar
• Kerr, Park renew U.S. Open battle
• Mountain bike and free-ride kids camp
• NBA Draft
• No. 1 Ivanovic joins defeated top seeds
• Olympic hopes
• On the Air
• Rookie takes first pole since joining NASCAR
• Scoreboard
• Sonics, Seattle, NBA wait for judge’s decision
• U.S. Olympic team chosen for rowing

OBITS

• Daihachi Oguchi spread art of Taiko
• Ed Arno drew cartoons for New Yorker for 30 years
• NYC fireman Vic Hershkowitz dominated game of handball
• Pianist Leonard Pennario a ‘virtuoso’
• Severin Wunderman created luxury watches

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices

NATION & WORLD

• A Zen approach to fighting fires
• Afghan violence will rise, Pentagon says
• Border fence would cut through Texas university
• Britain’s Queen Victoria crowned in 1838
• Challenges to bans on handguns begin
• Colombia’s president seeks to redo ’06 vote
• Details surface in insurgents’ extortion of Christian Iraqis
• Experts to discuss puzzling autism case, as a second looms
• German man torches car in gas-price protest
• Government support in Argentine farm fight
• Heat, dry lightning in forecast -maybe fire?
• L.A. station gets hydrogen pump
• Lawyer gets 5 years in bribery attempt
• McCain talks innovation, trade with autoworkers
• Muskrat-damaged levee breaks
• N. Korea destroys cooling tower
• Obama and Clinton make first joint public appearance
• Rice urges South Koreans to eat U.S. beef
• Salon chain workers sue, claim exploitation
• School not properly readying kids, poll says
• Senate Democrats attack Republicans on Medicare
• Severe storm in Omaha damages swimming arena
• Smaller fleets soon will mean fewer flights
• Study unearths unlikely kinship among birds
• Taliban imperil Pakistani city, a sizable hub
• Under threat, Zimbabweans cast their votes
• U.S and Europe near agreement on private data
• U.S. military postpones handover of Iraqi province
• U.S. revises conditions on drug aid to Mexico
• U.S. settles with ‘person of interest’ in anthrax case

FEATURES

• Details surface in insurgents’ extortion of Christian Iraqis
• Experts to discuss puzzling autism case, as a second looms
• Presbyterian church posts steep decline in members
• Religion in Brief
• Standing back up

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• County group seeks members to promote biking, walking safety
• Drew Carey has pizzas shipped cross-country
• Japanese game shows coming to America
• Munch & Music kicks off July 10
• Paris Hilton donates to L.A. Childrens Hospital
• Redmond restaurant The Spot has closed
• Rock, Reggae and Rap Festival to entertain La Pine in August
• Standing back up

OPINION

• Bachelor experience should reflect the cost of admission
• Buying a B-29
• Don’t paddle kids
• Good, bad news on site’s closure
• No McCain
• Nuclear power fine
• Support for OSU-Cascades

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Ammonia leak snarls traffic on Redmond roads
• Motorcycle crash causes serious injury
• Repairs planned for Bend Parkway