May 18, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Allergy-free dog is a myth
• Assistant principal is 1st NYC swine flu death
• Budget planning on agendas this week
• Dog park talks on tap
• Flying with Fido: Which airlines are the most pet-friendly?
• Get set to jump
• Injured climber flown to Portland hospital
• Lakeview rail line may reopen this week
• Meet Cinderella
• Missing boy found safe near Prineville
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Paving may cause some short delays
• Pendleton to try downtown boost
• Redmond schools plan budget forums
• Residents set to buy Redmond mobile home site
• Schools, state bear down on bullying, but it’s a tough target
• University students generate electricity with gym workouts
• Washington planners looking to cut Columbia River project

BUSINESS

• Residents set to buy Redmond mobile home site
• Scribd turns page from document sharing to selling
• Space: The final frontier for solar energy?

SPORTS

• Andretti, Hunter-Reay cut it close, but qualify
• Beavs fall in rubber match to Cougars
• Ducks get swept by Sun Devils
• Eaton scores big for Pac-10 champion Ducks
• Entrepreneur John Connelly
• Federer wins Madrid Open
• Forward emerges to lead Red Wings
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hardware haul
• Hornish starting to make a mark in NASCAR
• Horse Racing
• Hosting a house call on health reform
• Major League Baseball
• Mini PPP race has kids jumping through hoops
• Mostly warm and clear this week
• Oh gets second LPGA win
• On the Air
• On the LPGA Tour, players are wishing for more work
• Orlando beats Boston, advances to play Cavs
• Pets calendar
• Racing Scoreboard
• Riders protest safety at Giro
• Schumacher gets third Top Fuel victory of the season at Bristol
• Scoreboard
• Strapped ski area offers skiers a piece of the mountain for $3,000
• Swimming
• Track & Field

OBITS

• Edwin Shneidman, a pioneer in suicide prevention
• Entrepreneur John Connelly
• Isaac Levi reported on Latin America
• Jockey William Passmore
• John Jaqua, major donor to University of Oregon
• Susanna Agnelli, Italy’s first female foreign minister
• Uruguayan author Mario Benedetti captured capital city’s middle class

NATION & WORLD

• Abducted boy back with his family
• Balky bolt bedevils Hubble repairs
• Darfur rebel to appear at war crimes tribunal
• Edwin Shneidman, a pioneer in suicide prevention
• EU commissioner wins Lithuania vote
• Fighting for a last chance at life, no matter how uncertain
• First Kuwaiti women win parliament seats
• Get set to jump
• Google digging deeper to improve search results
• Isaac Levi reported on Latin America
• Islamic insurgents seize Somali town
• Jockey William Passmore
• McConnell skirts Bunning endorsement
• Moderate quake jolts Los Angeles area
• Mount St. Helens volcano explosion leaves 57 dead or missing in 1980
• N.M. playground body remains a mystery
• Old maps on Google Earth prompt a backlash in Japan
• Pakistan braces for urban battles
• Susanna Agnelli, Italy’s first female foreign minister
• Tamil rebels concede to army
• To Notre Dame protesters, Obama urges ‘open hearts, open minds’
• Uruguayan author Mario Benedetti captured capital city’s middle class

FEATURES

• Residents set to buy Redmond mobile home site

ENTERTAINMENT

• America Ferrera film looks at effects of war
• Calendar
• For Bird and Spielberg, it’s a matter of degrees
• Movie Times
• News anchors flex music muscles online
• Parton expanding her literacy program
• Vanessa Hudgens tries to break from Disney

OPINION

• Bicyclists on the road
• Biofuels lose their luster due to pollution fears
• Save the ranger
• Teachers need our support
• Top nursing program needs a new facility
• Winning (and training) hearts and minds in Afghanistan
• Wrong about the Metolius

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Paving may cause some short delays