May 13, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Agent loses license
• Apartments prove popular at Bend’s new housing project
• Application underworld
• Bend chamber honors community excellence
• Bend home prices fall below $200K; sales up
• Bend teacher wins funding for projects
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Central Oregon bands head to state
• Chase makes investment in former WaMu branches
• Correction
• Deschutes County crews schedule paving
• GM stock tumbles
• Going with the flow
• Group says no soda for Oregon inmates
• Gun fired in hotel sends bullet through 3 rooms
• House passes Skyline Forest bill
• Kids in the hall
• life budget 101
• NeighborImpact asks for truck sponsors
• New head of school at Cascades Academy
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pamper yourself for children’s charity
• Planner to talk about resort mapping
• Rotary Club honors 24 local teachers
• Senior centers accept expired medication
• South county voices priorities on 10-year plan
• Sunriver asks county for visitor center funds
• Unions key for 2009-10 spending

BUSINESS

• After loss, Freddie Mac seeks $6.1B more in aid
• Agent loses license
• Apartments prove popular at Bend’s new housing project
• Application underworld
• Bend home prices fall below $200K; sales up
• Chase makes investment in former WaMu branches
• Despite the recession, there are 2.7 million jobs available
• Ford shares fall after share offering
• GM stock tumbles
• Home prices fall in 88 percent of cities
• House passes Skyline Forest bill
• life budget 101
• Pamper yourself for children’s charity
• Recall
• Report: Chrysler to cut 800 dealers Thursday
• Ships fill ports - but they are sitting empty
• South county voices priorities on 10-year plan
• Sunriver asks county for visitor center funds
• Treat your face like a canvas
• Turn your wine habit into a crafty corkboard

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bend doubles team wins IMC
• Champions Tour’s Tradition taps local for help
• COJGA looking for golfers for summer
• Cycling
• Driving home the importance of the golf industry
• Ducks beat Red Wings 2-1 to force Game 7 in series
• Golf Scoreboard
• Lakers blow out Rockets, lead 3-2
• Local qualifiers to compete at equine state meet
• Major League Baseball
• Olympic competition
• On the Air
• PGA TOUR
• Pole Pedal ... Paddle!
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond athlete reaches state at CVC track meet
• Redmond boys golf wins at districts
• Resort gets OK for RVs, but how many spots?
• Scoreboard
• Storm second at districts
• Widgi Creek opens seven new greens

OBITS

• Amateur filmmaker Sidney Laverents did it all
• Henry King, Nuremberg prosecutor
• Robert Cornell, priest who served in Congress
• Soccer coach Julio Mazzei helped bring Pele to the United States
• South Side of Chicago choir singer Eugene Smith
• Venetia Phair, 90, named Pluto

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Margaret Anne Ballantyne Porfily
• Viola 'May' Nieters

NATION & WORLD

• A year later, parents’ anger is unresolved
• Accused Nazi guard appears in court
• Amateur filmmaker Sidney Laverents did it all
• Blue diamond fetches over $8.4M at auction
• British lawmakers to repay expenses
• Crist’s Senate bid seen as sign of resurgent GOP
• Driving home the importance of the golf industry
• During visit to Israel, pope’s WWII activities again under scrutiny
• Ethnic tensions rising in northern Iraq
• Guatemala asks U.N., FBI to probe killing
• Henry King, Nuremberg prosecutor
• Hungry suspect nabbed at Taco Bell
• In government memo, EPA is challenged on greenhouse gas policy
• 5 Miami men convicted in Sears Tower attack plot
• More Vietnam vets seek treatment, but why now?
• NASA: Shuttle nicks likely aren’t serious
• New command choice may signal new direction for U.S.
• New enemy emerges in fight to save salmon
• Police don’t find dorm fire prank funny
• Pope John Paul II shot, seriously hurt in 1981
• Recession hurts benefit programs
• Recording released from doomed plane
• Robert Cornell, priest who served in Congress
• South Side of Chicago choir singer Eugene Smith
• Swine flu sufferers’ lack of fever is a surprise
• Venetia Phair, 90, named Pluto

FEATURES

• Bend chamber honors community excellence
• More Vietnam vets seek treatment, but why now?
• Overnight science school a ‘real-world experience’

ENTERTAINMENT

• Economy puts brakes on Collage of Culture
• ‘Lost’ finale leaves star ‘a bit shocked’
• Movie Times
• Top entertainment sellers

OPINION

• Customer reviews
• Easy on tobacco tax
• End COCC dilemma on health benefits
• Ertner for COCC
• No resorts
• Release David Black
• Study of Harvard students highlights complexity of human nature

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Deschutes County crews schedule paving
• Gun fired in hotel sends bullet through 3 rooms
• NeighborImpact asks for truck sponsors
• Planner to talk about resort mapping
• Senior centers accept expired medication