May 17, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Army investigates fake diplomas in Washington, warns of schemes
• Barrett
• 5 Bend businesses vs. 1 OLCC investigator
• Bend council may help you upgrade your home’s energy efficiency
• Bend man dies in motorcycle crash
• Bend-area prostitution sting nets 9 arrests
• Births
• Calendar
• 3 closed libraries to open
• Deschutes development fees may rise
• Faddis
• Fire damages Redmond home
• Hoppin’ robin
• Indiana truck inspector snags Oregon suspect
• Light as air
• Needed: An eruption of summer tourists
• New optimism for OSU-Cascades
• New top lawyer heads straight for center stage
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon chub rebounds to ‘threatened’
• Reckless driving incident ends in arrest
• Snake River oasis
• Spotted knapweed? Good luck spotting any more after these folks were finished
• Sullivant
• Walls-Elliott — Hall
• Woman dies in crash near Black Butte Ranch
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Another spin for an old board game
• Bend council may help you upgrade your home’s energy efficiency
• Deschutes development fees may rise
• Ethanol debate
• FDA takes issue with Cheerios cereal label
• For some, saving money never cost quite so much
• How to make the most out of garage sales
• Light as air
• Little waste, tall tomatoes at a futuristic greenhouse
• Needed: An eruption of summer tourists
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oil drain plug springs a leak; who’s to blame?
• Ordering of Google ads leads to lawsuit
• Rates on 30-year mortgages nudge up
• Turning down the heat

SPORTS

• A beautiful day for a race
• Astana not fading away at Giro
• Basketball
• Bears win two to take IMC title
• Correction
• Culver’s Lewis dominates at 2A state
• Eaton second in long jump at Pac-10
• Filly takes Preakness, edges Derby winner
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Greene’s victory is big, but not the biggest ever
• >> 2009 Pole Pedal Paddle Results
• Madras baseball cruises into Class 5A playoffs
• Major League Baseball
• Marshall Greene uses a fast cycling leg to claim his fourth straight title
• Nadal and Federer set to meet in Madrid final
• Northwestern playing for girl with brain tumor in run at championship
• On the Air
• Pitcher’s career day leads Beavs over Cougs
• PPP, at a glance
• PPP: Behind the scenes
• PPP by the numbers
• PPP is family affair for Redmond team
• Prep Scoreboard
• Pushed to the limit, two giants struggle to regroup
• Sarah Max outpaces mother-daughter duo for back-to-back wins
• Scoreboard
• Stewart wins All-Star race, takes his first victory as car owner
• Storm sweep IMC
• Swimming
• Two tied for lead at LPGA tourney
• Water polo tourney is set to start today
• You’ll thank me later: Play the right tees

OBITS

• Achille Compagnoni was one of first to climb K2
• Famed photographer who captured Saigon’s fall dies at 67
• Robert Sinclair found a U.S. niche for Saab

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• In Loving Memory
• Richard "Dick" L. Sappington
• Robert B. Stephens

NATION & WORLD

• A resounding - and surprising - victory for India’s ruling party
• Achille Compagnoni was one of first to climb K2
• Acid attack injures 30 in Hong Kong
• 4 Americans investigated in Afghan man’s death
• Atlantis astronauts pull off toughest Hubble repairs yet
• Autopsy inconclusive for boy buried in park
• Beefing up the (other) border
• Britain’s Brown rebukes own party
• Brown v. Board of Education ruling ends segregated schools in 1954
• Conservatives stockpile their ammo for use against high court nominee
• Famed photographer who captured Saigon’s fall dies at 67
• First lady to new grads: ‘Give something back’
• In opposing gay marriage, it's virtually alone in New England — and likely to stay that way
• Lithuania could elect 1st female president
• 19 more arrests at Notre Dame protests
• Moscow smothers rally for gays as it begins
• Myanmar junta frees Suu Kyi’s doctor
• New national security policy making some Democrats uneasy
• Obama cites progress on energy, health care
• Obama taps a potential rival for his ambassador to China
• Recap: Pope’s Mideast trip more personal than public
• Robert Sinclair found a U.S. niche for Saab
• Small-time pilots’ lives defy stereotype
• Sri Lanka says all civilians are clear
• Swine flu closes more N.Y. schools, spreads into Asia further
• Taliban influx might take largest Pakistani city
• World awaits Obama’s Mideast stance
• 5 years on, as marriage debate progresses, it fades in one state

FEATURES

• Dating in time of recession: 3 inexpensive and fun ideas
• 2nd-graders’ perspectives the inspiration for new author
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, College Notes, , Youth Notes,
• Oil drain plug springs a leak; who’s to blame?
• Physicians pushed to the brink
• PT Cruiser: A fad that has long faded
• Sedan drivers: Even you can haul bicycles with this thing
• Snake River oasis
• Swine flu closes more N.Y. schools, spreads into Asia further
• Urban chicken movement takes roost in backyards
• Wedding gown gets back to basics
• Woodworker’s secret to owning a classy pen: Make it yourself

ENTERTAINMENT

• A small town with a big payoff
• Agent’s Hollywood success? It’s Mom who gets the credit
• An intellectual stimulus package
• Another spin for an old board game
• Best-sellers
• College plans ‘Restart’ events
• For Gwen Stefani, never a doubt
• Forum discusses state budget cuts
• Keys asks ‘Idol’ fans to text for charity
• Movie Times
• 2nd-graders’ perspectives the inspiration for new author
• Neil Patrick Harris set to host Tonys
• Philosophical journey leads author out of depression
• Playthings face mortality in ‘Toy Story 3’
• Protagonist Caitlin Strong is a female John McClane
• Remember the fallen with these war stories
• ‘Road Dogs’ is vintage Leonard
• The week you’ve been waiting for: ‘Idol’ winner and ‘24’ finale are here
• ‘Twilight’ sequel script found in the trash
• Wanda Sykes and wife welcome twins
• ‘Zipper chest’ Williams jokes about surgery

OPINION

• A neutral justice is key for Obama
• Bulletin’s recommendations
• Don’t forget cost
• Metolius resort isn’t the answer
• Needed: An eruption of summer tourists
• Obama’s right on target in Afghanistan
• Once upon a time back in 2002
• Space exploration and the elusive ‘wow factor’
• Time to vote is short
• We’re lucky here to have our medical providers
• What would Barry Goldwater be saying about the GOP today?