June 29, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A mission to rescue puppies in Caribbean
• A ride on the rails - and a chance to smile
• Administrator shuffle puts Crook County School District a step back in search for a replacement superintendent
• Army explorer gave his name (well, sort of) to Steins Pillar
• Back to back, candidates court Latino voters
• Births
• Clean energy industry: Tax credits key
• Donley — Zori
• Express taking to the air
• Family fun is no picnic if kids don’t leave home
• Ferguson
• Gladd — McCann
• Haffey — Haines
• In seeking partners, hospital alienates physicians
• Kooser — Reome
• More fires expected as crews battle blaze near Bend
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama to visit Mideast, Europe
• of terrorism lists
• Redmond school adds options, but will band suffer?
• Science goes to the dogs
• Talk
• Team USA begins its final trek toward Beijing
• The latest marketing strategy: 'Sisters Country' seems to resonate
• Tribe’s bid for lighthouse gets boost
• U.S. asks Japan for aid in Marines’ relocation
• Wills — Christman
• Yamhill County again offers services for family planning
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A gourmet jelly bean? It’s true, and it’s gone mainstream
• A light, easy and cheap way to wax
• Anheuser-Busch drops caffeinated brews
• Another 'sport activity' BMW
• As bill evolves, debt snowballs
• Clean energy industry: Tax credits key
• Disney.com seeks a path to more fun
• Gas prices fuel a drop in car owner satisfaction
• High fuel prices shift math for life in the far suburbs
• How could accelerating affect A/C?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Orlando getting big-wheel attraction
• Senate bill targets cruise-ship safety
• The latest marketing strategy: 'Sisters Country' seems to resonate
• The one-two credit punch: Lower limits mean lower scores
• 30-year mortgage rates rise to 6.45%

SPORTS

• Angels fail to get no-hitter, victory
• At a natural hatchery, tribes try to raise a smarter salmon
• Elks’ win streak ends at seven
• Gay breaks American record in 100 meters at Olympic trials
• Golf Scoreboard
• Guarded Tour de France armed against doping in this year’s race
• In pro debut, rookie has lead in U.S. Open
• On his way to the top
• On the Air
• Pacquiao scores KO in ninth round over Diaz
• Pole-sitter takes top spot in IndyCar
• Schools warned about lead in turf
• Scoreboard
• Stewart gets fifth win in Nationwide Series
• Sweating in Sunriver
• Venus joins Serena in reaching fourth round

OBITS

• Charles Parkhurst helped track down, return looted art at end of World War II
• David Caminer a pioneer in computer use
• Dulles, son of former secretary of state, was popular professor

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A ruling may change American money — and it was all for love
• Abortions on rise in the Middle East
• As bill evolves, debt snowballs
• As makeshift levee fails, residents file out
• Asian countries halt tuna fishing, cite fuel
• Border Patrol union criticizes agency’s academy
• Brutality, then an olive branch
• Decline in teen smoking stalls
• G.W. Fire timber salvage project set
• In a complicated court term, Justice Kennedy left the boldest mark
• In Alaska, ‘Into the Wild’ pilgrimages are increasing
• 1 killed, 24 injured in Lebanese blast
• ‘Near-nuclear’ states loom amid Korea breakthrough
• Pakistan shells tribal northwest to root out militants
• South Koreans march on Presidential House
• U.S. ends Cambodian offensive in 1970
• Washington Week

FEATURES

• A ride on the rails - and a chance to smile
• As Old West disappears, so do some illuminating bits of history
• Asian countries halt tuna fishing, cite fuel
• 4 big fat relationship mistakes
• Bill Murray’s divorce from wife is finalized
• By the powers vested online
• Decline in teen smoking stalls
• For teens, cruise night — without the car, or any gas
• Hearing-aid makers count on flash to attract boomers
• Hornbacher recalls her struggle with bipolar disorder
• In Alaska, ‘Into the Wild’ pilgrimages are increasing
• In seeking partners, hospital alienates physicians
• News of Record: Reunions
• Offshore Eden
• RETRO-INSPIRED: Return to retro suits us just fine
• Return to retro suits us just fine
• Swimsuits and shoes: 3 swank combos

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-selling books
• Calendar
• ‘Factory’ works: New Spike TV comedy manufactures laughs
• Get your Sisters Folk Festival tickets early
• ‘Hit and Run’ hard to put down
• Hornbacher recalls her struggle with bipolar disorder
• Lil Wayne to play Voodoo festival
• Movie Times
• Occupation plan for Iraq faulted in Army history
• Redmond musicals have new home
• RETRO-INSPIRED: Return to retro suits us just fine
• Return to retro suits us just fine
• Rising Star writing judges
• Swimsuits and shoes: 3 swank combos
• Use of ‘kid’ gets their goat

OPINION

• Coalition of the ineffectual
• How to pick a VP (Hint: How do you pick a pet?)
• Iraqis replace humiliation with self-liberation
• Oregon needs its shots
• Seeing the real face of homelessness
• Slim answers on timber payments
• Surge shows Bush’s flaws are also strengths
• The truth behind the ‘pregnancy pact’ freak-out
• We’ve become the can’t-do society