May 03, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• All-star Sacramento
• Armchair travel insights
• Births
• Correction
• Cutting the cord
• Glover
• Grateful for assistance after falling at store
• Highway underpasses a go; efforts turn to luring wildlife
• How do local folks tweet?
• Hughes — Hill
• 10 in the running for 4 seats on the Jefferson school board
• Legislators get earful on their Oregon tour
• Loud and clear
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oncea — Priebe
• One man, two DUIIs, same day
• Ponzi scheme suspect denied bail by judge
• Prison spending proposal may be politically tricky
• Scope of ban limited to resorts
• Suspect’s petition targets jail
• The way forward: Diversity in jobs
• Volunteer search
• Wilkens — Betts
• With recession, small libraries see use climb, and not just for books
• WSU student from Bend falls to death
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Armchair travel insights
• Cutting the cord
• Firms hiring illegal immigrants targeted
• In music’s digital age, vinyl gets a hearing
• News of Record: Deeds
• Rates on 30-year mortgages tie low
• Recession took its toll on CEO pay in ’08
• Report: Schering trades being probed
• The way forward: Diversity in jobs
• Warranty may cover bad converters

SPORTS

• Armstrong, Horner have a near miss
• At Salmon Run, a case of deja vu
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers rally to beat Sun Devils
• Blackhawks rally, tie series with Canucks
• Busch celebrates his birthday with a sweep of Richmond races
• Celtics take Game 7 from Bulls, advance
• Cougars and Cowboys split doubleheader
• Defending champion headed to Rome final
• Defense leads the way at Beavers’ spring scrimmage
• Football
• Freshman leads Bruins over Ducks
• GolF Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Jets report Clemens is ahead at quarterback
• Johnson emerges with lead at Quail Hollow
• Longshot takes Kentucky Derby
• Major League Baseball
• Mayweather says he’s ready to fight
• Mountain View, Crook County each get a win
• On the Air
• Pacquiao scores knockout win
• Prep Scoreboard
• QBs combine to toss five TDs for Ducks
• Roof Collapses, 12 Injured
• Scoreboard
• Seattle waiting to see how offseason moves turn out
• Summit splits at home
• Wanna bet on it? Golf made more fun

OBITS

• Jack Kemp, football star and Dole’s ’96 running mate, dies
• Kenneth Bass III helped craft 1978 surveillance act
• Maxime de la Falaise, a model and ‘style icon’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Douglas 'Doug' A. Yost
• James S. Rothrock

NATION & WORLD

• A professor"s pragmatic view of the high court
• Attack from inside Iraqi army kills 2 GIs
• Bill Clinton to promote memorial for Oklahoma bombing victims
• BLM to get $300M for stimulus projects
• Carter, Morales seek better U.S.-Bolivia ties
• Communists in the largest democracy shifting vows for capitalism
• Gay marriage opposition holds rising peril for GOP
• Gaza airstrikes kill 2 in first casualties there in months
• GOP leaders in D.C. try to polish party’s image
• Influential governor won’t run vs. Karzai
• Iran denounced for executing juveniles
• Jack Kemp, football star and Dole’s ’96 running mate, dies
• Kenneth Bass III helped craft 1978 surveillance act
• 64 likely dead in attack on Sri Lanka hospital
• Machiavelli born in 1469
• Maxime de la Falaise, a model and ‘style icon’
• No rise in Social Security benefits in 2010
• Outbreak brings border question back to the fore
• 16 Pakistani militants killed in mass assault
• Police search Georgia woods for professor
• Should we be Worried?
• Social Security won’t raise benefits in "10, forecasts say
• U.S. clash brewing over global child rights pact

FEATURES

• All-star Sacramento
• Bend PCT trekker gives an update from mile 179
• Hyundai"s unexpected turn in the busy road
• It’s not every day you get to say, ‘Hurray for May!’
• Loud and clear
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, Youth Notes,
• Raging Grannies
• Rihanna, Chris Brown assault case shines light on teen dating violence
• Set to retire at age 70, adventurous professor still out exploring

ENTERTAINMENT

• Art and wine auction to benefit Deschutes Children’s Foundation
• Best-sellers
• Calendar
• Company pulls plug on ‘Fallujah’ video game
• 2 detective writers turn to Westerns
• Israeli novelist writes a strong narrative
• It’s not every day you get to say, ‘Hurray for May!’
• Jamie Ford is transitioning to a new life
• Jessica Darling says goodbye in fifth book
• Movie Times
• Musicians, actors, voices mix it up on TV this week
• Mystery set in a familiar era
• New Doc Ford book has page after page of action
• ‘Perfect Poison’ is a clever, unique romantic mystery
• Rob Thomas tune helps NBA keep the beat
• Skeptic’s views on the Bible entertaining, but respectful
• Symphony to host free concerts for Mother’s Day weekend

OPINION

• Armchair travel insights
• Faster blame is not better
• ‘Greed is good’ ethic comes home
• In the end, a makeover shouldn’t be required in life
• It’s time to support library annexation
• Oregon needs an education leader
• Our Jekyll and Hyde president
• Pushing back against Taliban gains in Pakistan
• Rape isn’t being taken seriously
• Torture? No, we don’t. Except when ...

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Highway underpasses a go; efforts turn to luring wildlife