May 04, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A top voice on health care, commuting from Bend to Washington
• According to shelters, these increasingly are the reasons being given as more pet owners are forced to make a difficult decision
• 7 arrested during karaoke brawl
• Beekeepers’ paradise
• Calendar
• Crook schools budget focus of race
• Forest fire risk high, officials say
• 3 historical museums to reopen in Oregon City
• La Pine man arrested after standoff
• LNG pipeline gets environmental OK
• Make your upholstery pet-proof
• May is motorcycle safety month
• Meet Bella
• New cleaning tools aimed at pet owners
• New fire lookout for Black Butte?
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Oregon confirms its first cases
• Oregon Red Cross chief promoted
• Portland police ID man killed in storm
• Protests threaten stability Under elected government new to Nepal
• Rain to stay a few more days
• Ready to deploy, but nervous nonetheless
• Redmond’s Evergreen Avenue work ends
• School levy faces a likely taxing fight with Crook County voters
• Tribes protest nontribal spring chinook fishing
• With a little preparation, cats and babies can peacefully coexist
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Benefits of a ‘smart’ power grid debated
• New York Times Co. threatens Globe closure

SPORTS

• A race to the finish is brewing in IMC baseball
• Autocross club to open 2009 season this weekend
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers beat Sun Devils to take series
• Bruins hand loss to Ducks
• Busch eyes record after 50th win on 24th birthday
• Ducks take out Red Wings in three overtimes
• Football
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hawks advance with final blowout
• Hockey
• Leipheimer, Armstrong take top two spots in New Mexico
• Major League Baseball
• Nadal wins a record 4th Rome Masters title
• O’Hair rallies for victory
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Pets calendar
• Racing Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Up and down Bachelor
• Worsham gets first Funny Car win at Midwest Nationals

OBITS

• Kemp called a friend and a hero
• Student brought laughter to friends

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Copter crash kills 18 in Venezuela
• Edwards confirms federal inquiry
• EPA is seeking regulations for utilities’ polluted runoff
• Facebook fatigue: Users of all ages calling it quits
• Good news, bad news as mostly mild swine flu spreads
• In tracking flu, aid from (George) Washington
• Iran vows fairness in U.S. journalist case
• Kemp called a friend and a hero
• Kent State killings take place in 1970
• Pakistan, Taliban edge closer to a more major conflict
• Publisher dumps highly criticized Fallujah video game
• Senators complain of stalling in corrupt contractor case, Army bidding arrangements
• Sri Lanka may pardon surrendering rebels
• Stress tests expected to give detail on credit
• Sunni paramilitary leader detained
• Supermarket tycoon wins Panama election
• Suspect arrested in bar poisonings
• The Arnolds’ family business was Pontiacs ... now what?
• U.K. woman in Laos could go on trial today
• When a green card’s no longer necessary to serve in Army
• Wife of Italian Prime Minister Berlusconi seeks divorce

FEATURES

• Beekeepers’ paradise
• Ready to deploy, but nervous nonetheless

ENTERTAINMENT

• Movie Times

OPINION

• Jefferson schools can use Danzuka, Sites and Jordan
• Let the best ‘hygrid’ prevail
• So you want to be a genius? All it takes is a lot of practice
• Support Stewart for Sisters schools

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Redmond’s Evergreen Avenue work ends