May 22, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• All dressed up — like it’s 1859
• As Oregon looks to plug budget gap, California voters reject new taxes
• Businesses recognized for recycling efforts
• Campgrounds filling up, but there are options
• Cascade Healthcare loses $615,000 in 2008
• Cinders spark roof fire in Bend
• Coming soon to a retailer near you … Cell phone blockbusters
• Commercial real estate is next economic hurdle, expert warns
• Correction
• Deschutes County sets hearing on home rule
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• GO Magazine
• Happy kids are healthy adults, study says
• High Desert Village: Friends help friends with big, small tasks
• In Buffy vs. Bella, Buffy slays as role model
• InEnTec joins new venture in waste technology
• Klamath Falls sells city-run cemetery
• Marshall graduate presumed dead after Navy crash
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• No longer interim, Johnson ‘excited’ to lead OSU branch
• Recall
• Restaurant Guide
• Riders remember Larsen
• Right at home
• Seeking a stronger voice for Deschutes water
• Sign up for Kindermusik summer camp
• Small brush fire starts near St. Charles Bend
• Story times, library youth events for May 22-28
• Tribes and farmers reach settlement on Klamath water
• Utility will discuss possible rate increase
• Westward Oregon!
• When might we see some movement on broadband?
• With new momentum, councilors push strategies for higher education here
• Wyden introduces bill for La Pine land deal

BUSINESS

• AIG chairman, CEO is stepping down
• At Xerox, a transition for the record books
• Barnes & Noble posts $2.7M loss as sales drop
• Business Calendar
• Cascade Healthcare loses $615,000 in 2008
• Coming soon to a retailer near you … Cell phone blockbusters
• Commercial real estate is next economic hurdle, expert warns
• Correction
• Developer must keep his golf course open for at least 15 years, appeals court rules
• Diesel medicine without the nasty aftertaste
• Dispatches
• FAA fines regional airline for violations
• Florida bank fails, will cost FDIC $4.9B
• Geithner: $700B fund is not permanent
• GMAC to get $7.5B in aid
• InEnTec joins new venture in waste technology
• Jobless benefit rolls grow to 6.7 million
• Lenovo reports loss on lower PC demand
• Negotiate a better deal
• Seeking a stronger voice for Deschutes water
• Utility will discuss possible rate increase
• Warner Bros. submits $33M bid for Midway
• When might we see some movement on broadband?

SPORTS

• Back from injury, Sharapova falls to Bondarenko in Warsaw quarterfinals
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend boys lacrosse loses in playoffs
• Bend’s Boswell takes fourth in final stage of junior race
• Danica is IndyCar racing’s Tiger — minus the wins
• Event near Bend will focus on ATV safety
• Events Calendar
• Football
• Former Trail Blazer Brian Grant battling Parkinson’s
• Golf
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hoch, Purtzer fire 66s to share Senior PGA lead
• Leipheimer relies on Armstrong’s help at Giro d’Italia
• Local doubles teams perfect at state
• Major League Baseball
• Malkin scores 3 as Penguins win 7-4, take 2-0 lead
• Newman wins pole for NASCAR’s Coca-Cola 600
• Nuggets beat Lakers 106-103
• On the Air
• Paulina Peak
• Petersen Rock Garden & Museum
• Raising the bar
• Scoreboard
• Track & Field

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Merle Singleton
• Stephen Edward Larsen

NATION & WORLD

• America’s poor are its most generous givers, surveys show
• An antenna and motor on cells, sometimes with a sinister side
• At the bridge table, clues to a lucid old age
• Atlantis astronauts warily eye weather, talk to Senate
• Biden to visit Beirut today
• Carson hosts his last ‘Tonight Show’ in 1992
• Chilean choke hold
• Climate bill clears key committee
• Deschutes County sets hearing on home rule
• Details begin to emerge in New York terror plot
• Egyptian tycoon gets death in singer murder
• First U.S. trial planned for Guantanamo detainee
• Florida bank fails, will cost FDIC $4.9B
• 147 gang members charged in Los Angeles
• Georgia shoots 3 wanted in rebellion
• House rejects inquiry into Pelosi CIA claims
• Iraqi bombings kill at least 25
• Mexico City ends swine flu alert
• Observers booted from Myanmar trial
• Pakistani refugees receive aid
• ‘Recklessness cloaked in righteousness,’ Cheney says
• Senate passes $91.3B war funding bill
• Sherpa scales Everest for the 19th time
• 16.5 tons of drugs seized in Afghanistan
• U.S. security policy sparks sharp debate
• U.S. to steer GM toward bankruptcy

FEATURES

• Campgrounds filling up, but there are options
• Cascade Healthcare loses $615,000 in 2008
• Correction
• 5 ways to host a child’s birthday party at home

ENTERTAINMENT

• An ‘Idol’ surprise!
• Art exhibits
• Bend (still) rocks
• Blues guitarists
• Call to artists for plein air work
• Deadline extended for writing contest
• El Dante
• Exhibit features work of elementary students
• Fred Eaglesmith
• From riches to rags
• Heavyweight Dub Champion
• Ian Tyson and Corb Lund
• Meet the competition
• Movie times
• Music releases
• Musical group earns some ‘Wiggle’ room on Sprout
• New DVD releases
• On her path
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Psychostick
• ‘Secret Life of Bees’ a tale of female empowerment
• Sisters man gets honor from Floral Parade
• South of the border
• The CW banks on Kutcher, vampires
• The Thoughts
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts
• Young filmmakers needed for festival

RESTAURANTS

• South of the border

OPINION

• Ban open burning for good this time
• Credit card overhaul includes good and bad
• Redmond teachers union tried to work with district leaders
• Times when ‘torture’ makes sense (even liberals understand the need)