May 12, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Affordable housing funds flow in Bend, but a dry spell is anticipated
• All Sawyer assets eligible for review in debtor exam
• Babies switched at birth learn truth 56 years later
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Coast Guard spent $50,000 on hoax
• Credit card rates eyed
• Ex-Cessna employees could get federal aid
• Fake sunglasses importer sentenced
• For Bend man, craftsmanship and community are paramount
• Good intentions
• Judge won’t dismiss grazing challenge
• Lancair announces tech, staff moves
• Local 8-year-old wins national photography contest
• Man dies in collision with ODOT truck
• Middlekauff letters allowed, judge rules
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Oil rise felt at pump
• Poison found in yard after dog’s death
• Police investigate homicide in Eugene
• Police: Teacher planted bullets
• Rebels claim 47 killed in Sri Lankan hospital attack
• Redmond employees delay some raises
• Redmond man linked to five burglaries
• Seat belt enforcement scheduled in region
• Smoke scare empties employment office
• State tobacco use drops to lowest level in years
• Telfer eyes state budget alternative
• Tough new antitrust efforts promised
• Warrenton boy fatally shoots self
• Woman sentenced for importing skins
• Yahoo wins round in nude photo court battle
• Yard debris collection continues on weekend

BUSINESS

• Affordable housing funds flow in Bend, but a dry spell is anticipated
• All Sawyer assets eligible for review in debtor exam
• Costco agrees to settle membership lawsuit
• Credit card rates eyed
• Diamonds A country’s best friend?
• Downloads on wheels
• Ex-Cessna employees could get federal aid
• For Bend man, craftsmanship and community are paramount
• Former Enron CEO appeals to high court
• GM CEO suggests bankruptcy is likely
• Interest rates decline at Treasury auction
• Lancair announces tech, staff moves
• Lawyer pleads guilty to huge fraud scheme
• Microsoft prices its first debt offering
• Nature and technology meet with electronic field guide
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oil rise felt at pump
• Redmond employees delay some raises
• Redmond man linked to five burglaries
• ‘Robo-dialer’ spam calls raise senator’s hackles
• Seat belt enforcement scheduled in region
• Smoke scare empties employment office
• Stock offerings weigh on financial shares
• Tough new antitrust efforts promised
• Yard debris collection continues on weekend

SPORTS

• Backstage for the main act
• Basketball
• Bend athletes qualify for XTERRA event
• Bend girls rugby team loses semifinal
• COCC running race on tap for May 21
• COMA swimmers champs at nationals
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Correction
• Cycling
• Doubles teams help Summit gain early IMC advantage
• Ducks lose series finale to Cougars
• Duo help Blackhawks advance to conference finals
• Hockey
• Learn, ride, remember at upcoming area cycling events
• Local softball team win USSSA tourney
• Major League Baseball
• Mavericks extend series with win
• On the Air
• Petacchi wins sprint to take Giro lead
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Storm jump to big lead at districts
• Storm tied for IMC boys golf lead

OBITS

• Michael Landon’s son dead at 60

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A new culture of thrift is here, but for how long?
• A warning about ‘stuff,’ video is a hit at schools
• Actress Katharine Hepburn is born in 1907
• Brazil boosts flood aid with 308,000 homeless
• Budget gap revised to top $1.8T
• California firefighters race against winds
• China marks quake’s first anniversary
• Florida Gov. Crist said to plan a Senate bid
• Germans imagine suburban life without cars; will others follow?
• Guatemalan president implicated in slaying
• Industry promises may not go far in health care reform effort
• Iran sets journalist free
• Mexican schools open, and China sees 1st flu case
• Officials target erotic side of Craigslist
• Opposition leader resigns in Japan
• Refugees flood camps as Pakistan pushes Taliban
• Scientists aim to plug forensic gaps
• Shuttle lifts off on way to Hubble
• Soft sand causes trouble for Mars rover
• Suspected Nazi guard on plane to Germany
• Tensions mark pope’s visit to Israel
• U.S. shuffles Afghan command
• U.S. soldier kills 5 others at a stress clinic in Iraq
• Woman faces charges in porn-star vice ring

FEATURES

• Aioli (Garlic Mayonnaise)
• Albondigas (Meatballs with Two Sauces)
• Artistic chops, with the hands and feet (and medal) to prove it
• Good intentions
• History
• Laminates, linoleum get a new look for kitchens
• Local 8-year-old wins national photography contest
• Mexican schools open, and China sees 1st flu case
• Moving, simplified
• Patatas Bravas (“Fierce” Potatoes)
• Plastic bags and recycling: a primer
• recipe finder
• 28’s Chorizo-Stuffed Dates
• Sizzling Shrimp with Garlic
• Summer salads — and what’s best to drink with them
• Tomato Sauce
• Want fried chicken that’s nutritional? ‘Fry’ using an oven
• Wine Sauce

ENTERTAINMENT

• Artistic chops, with the hands and feet (and medal) to prove it
• Danny Glover joins tour for labor workers
• Dermatology center offers free screenings
• Downloads on wheels
• Feuding Uruguay, Argentina kick aside differences to preserve famous tango
• History
• Jane’s Addiction’s frontman hurts leg
• Michael Landon’s son dead at 60
• Miss California keeps her title ... for now
• Movie Times
• Oprah to say goodbye to Dr. Oz today
• Public meeting to give fashion, budget tips
• RSVP collecting books for disadvantaged kids
• Three Sisters Women’s Conference this week
• ‘Titanic’ stars help ship’s last survivor
• Vote for a ‘Loser’ tonight
• Youth choir auditions to be held Monday

OPINION

• Base teacher cuts on job performance
• Climate zealots
• Food vendor fees threaten events
• Lifelong education is the key to job market success
• Supervise criminals
• Tea parties