May 11, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Airport dog chases birds off North Bend runway
• Boy falls from bridge into creek
• Budget picture to clarify - and improve?
• Family visits Hanford ranch lost in 1943
• Flower production ranks 10th in nation
• How to stay cool and save money
• Meet Tracker
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Northwest Christian president leaving
• OHSU researchers study brain at rest
• Oregon State University drive tops $500 million
• Planting salmon eggs is being considered
• Prevention can save money in the long run
• Projects not expected to delay traffic
• Reaching out to Latinos, a priority at COCC, gets a lift from grant
• Unsettled conditions to blow into region
• Watershed protection on coastal ballot
• Wearing the hair of the dog
• What turns pet owners into animal hoarders?
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• Food booth inspections, fees go up
• How to stay cool and save money
• With coal, China emerges as a leader in ‘clean’ plants

SPORTS

• Armstrong finishes in main pack at Giro
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavs lose rubber match to Huskies
• Best of the best in Bend
• ‘Big Baby’ hits buzzer beater to lift Celtics
• Blake falls in Estoril Open final
• Brawn GP’s Button wins again, takes Spanish Grand Prix
• Class helps boaters get education card
• Cougs take 5-2 win over Ducks
• For C.O. prep softball teams, playoffs arrive early
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• It’s all in a day’s work for rodeo volunteers
• Logano coming into his own in NASCAR
• Major League Baseball
• Miniature appeal
• On the Air
• Oregon Coast doubles for Scotland in golf movie
• Pets calendar
• Proposed wild horse facilities criticized
• Racing Scoreboard
• Red Wings take 3-2 series lead over Ducks
• Rookie tops Indy 500 qualifying
• Scoreboard
• Swede’s 66 leads to title at Players Championship
• UO’s Eaton wins second straight Pac-10 decathlon

OBITS

• Bud Shrake, 77, co-authored golf best-seller
• Greek puppet master Evgenios Spatharis
• Robert Choate played role in changing U.S. eating habits
• Soviet general Varennikov tried to oust Gorbachev
• Stephen Bruton backed Kris Kristofferson

NATION & WORLD

• Asking a machine to spot threats human eyes miss
• Bud Shrake, 77, co-authored golf best-seller
• Cheney likes Limbaugh over Powell for GOP
• Concerns white phosphorus used in Afghan battle
• Health industry leaders agree on curbing costs
• Lawyer for reporter jailed in Iran optimistic
• Mexico out of Chinese trade fair amid swine flu flap
• Pelosi calls for stronger U.S. intelligence in Iraq
• Personal medicine so far shrugs off recession’s effects
• Peterson attorney wants bond reduced
• Police and even crime suspects talk on Twitter
• Pope tells Christians to remain strong
• Power tool sparked Santa Barbara blaze
• Reggae legend Bob Marley dies in 1981
• Relaxed curfew allows more to flee Swat
• Robert Choate played role in changing U.S. eating habits
• Soviet general Varennikov tried to oust Gorbachev
• Sri Lankan army, rebels trade blame
• Starting today, stamps to cost 2 cents more
• Stephen Bruton backed Kris Kristofferson
• Test ahead for Gates’ spending shift
• U.S. cadets trade trenches for firewalls

FEATURES

• Mexico out of Chinese trade fair amid swine flu flap

ENTERTAINMENT

• Are they ‘Real Housewives’ or stereotypes?
• ... as Maguire and wife welcome a baby boy
• Calendar
• Fallon finally gets his college degree
• Food booth inspections, fees go up
• Greek puppet master Evgenios Spatharis
• ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ actress has baby girl ...
• Leno gives comic relief to hard-hit Ohio town
• Movie Times
• Oregon Coast doubles for Scotland in golf movie
• Show won’t go on for injured Lance Burton

OPINION

• Be cautious with bottle bill
• Definition of a bad bill
• Must-see TV in Palestine: There’s more to life than war
• The case for menu labeling

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Projects not expected to delay traffic