May 20, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Area’s commercial vacancy remains high
• Burglary suspect arrested near Prineville
• Business Calendar
• Comic theater
• Consolidation: Plan doesn’t cut costs for Chrysler, so how does it stand to benefit?
• Correction
• Former intern files suit after chimp attack
• Kids in the hall
• La Pine levy is successful on sixth try
• Learning to play for laughs
• Man charged in horse neglect released
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Pedaling among the petals
• Section of Mt. Washington to close Thursday
• Some new faces elected in park races
• standing tall
• Strapped schools get no money from voters
• Tracking dropout rates
• Traffic stop leads to marijuana bust
• Visit Bend using Twitter to tout city
• Voters like experience in many districts
• ‘We’ve got to move our inventory real quick’
• Your election scorecard

BUSINESS

• Area’s commercial vacancy remains high
• Bachelor cites ups, downs after revamp
• Consolidation: Plan doesn’t cut costs for Chrysler, so how does it stand to benefit?
• Farmland likely to be reclassified for development
• Home construction posts modest gain
• How does your garden glow?
• Interviews are crucial, so don’t try to wing it
• Shower gift ideas for newlyweds who just want cash
• standing tall
• Tough economy unites neighbors
• Visit Bend using Twitter to tout city
• ‘We’ve got to move our inventory real quick’

SPORTS

• Back to racing, Di Luca pads overall lead at Giro
• Beavs beat Ducks, give coach 500th win
• Casey Powell takes position at Seattle U.
• Clippers win lottery, will have top pick in draft
• Elite athlete Steve Larsen dies
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Kearney falls short at U.S. Open qualifier
• Late free throws give Lakers win
• Light up: Smoking ban unlikely at Bend tracks
• Major League Baseball
• Mickelson’s simple talk pays dividends
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Red Wings beat ‘Hawks
• Redmond’s Rodby fourth in 6A boys golf tourney
• Scoreboard
• Storm finish third at state
• Summit — again!
• Summit takes state title

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Frank (Rusty) Hatfield Jr.
• R. Neil Whitson

NATION & WORLD

• Automakers bow to winds of change on mileage rules
• Bear fight: German zoos battle over Knut
• British official to step down amid scandal
• Carrying out a plan to go green
• Clerics denounce Taliban, back government offensive
• Democrats balk at providing funds to close Guantanamo
• Feds weigh how to let banks repay
• Guns may return to national parks
• Haitians welcome Clinton as U.N. envoy
• Hamas left out of new West Bank government
• Military policy on gays won’t be changing
• Mom’s arrest sought in teen chemo case
• Primate fossil is most complete ever found
• Restrictions on boating proposed in Everglades
• Senate approves bill revamping credit card fees
• Sri Lankan president reaches out to Tamils
• Upgraded Hubble sets a new course
• U.S. munitions ending up with Taliban in Afghanistan
• White House wins court fight over disclosures about e-mail
• WHO seeks swine flu help for poor nations

FEATURES

• Clean runs in the family
• Correction
• Sometimes expiration dates are suggestions

ENTERTAINMENT

• ABC to launch 11 new shows
• Calendar
• Movie Times
• Rumors of Swayze’s death are denied

OPINION

• Autism treatment
• Big government
• Capitalism works
• Keep OSU-Cascades off chopping block
• Obama, Congress are pushing the U.S. toward socialism
• Ranger compromise
• Senate can give forest, land trust happy ending

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Section of Mt. Washington to close Thursday