May 23, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend considers selling cemetery
• Bend seeks members for Mirror Pond board
• Bill would send $8M a year to Central Oregon for roads
• Blaze destroys vacant Redmond house
• Deschutes may see a garbage fee hike within the next year
• Divers resume search for missing student
• From golf to health, expo a 1-stop exhibit for seniors, families
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Owls expecting at High Desert Museum
• People on the Move People On the Move
• Police recover more than $200,000 in stolen riches
• Prineville Armory is off closure list
• Prineville police to hold volunteer academy
• Red, white and pink
• State’s largest biodiesel plant is working again
• What’s Going Up
• Wyden fires back at labor union health care ad

BUSINESS

• As U.S. prints more dollars, their value is dropping
• Boeing subsidiary gets big contract
• For California, a day of fiscal reckoning
• Gasoline prices rise before holiday
• GM to stamp ‘Made in China’ on some cars sold in the U.S.
• Obama signs law on credit card fees
• Oregon at No. 2 in unemployment
• People on the Move People On the Move
• Propane suppliers quietly reduce the size of refills
• Regulators shut 2 more banks
• Rejected dealers band together against Chrysler
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball abounds in Bend this weekend
• Basketball
• Beavers shut out Cardinal
• Blackhawks avoid 3-0 deficit with OT win
• Castroneves longs to lead Penske parade at Indy 500
• Correction
• Cowgirls post first-ever playoff victory in softball
• Everest attempt ends for Bend mountaineer
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• LeBron’s buzzer-beater lifts Cavs
• Leipheimer biding his time in Giro
• Major League Baseball
• Manager Valentine gets support from Japanese fans
• More rides planned for Larsen
• New leaders at PGA’s Nelson
• On the Air
• Panthers receive all-league softball honors
• Paved path in works from Bend to Sunriver
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Shedding a winter layer
• Sisters grad in rowing championship
• State meets open, locals earn titles
• Storm boys clinch 5A title
• Summit alum picks up junior college all-league baseball honor
• Summit shuts down Century
• Unknown leads at Senior PGA
• Upsets continue in Warsaw

OBITS

• Erickson, prominent Canadian architect
• Lee Solters, 89, press agent with razzle-dazzle style
• Montgomery, jazz pianist, vibraphonist, dies at 79
• Robert Furchgott shared Nobel for his work with nitric oxide

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• After dicey commencements, Annapolis embraces Obama
• Bomb plot renews fears of radical Islam in prison
• Buildings sway with Mexico City quake
• During a police ambush, Bonnie and Clyde were shot to death in 1934
• Erickson, prominent Canadian architect
• Ex-Korean president commits suicide
• 10 held in China factory abuses
• Lee Solters, 89, press agent with razzle-dazzle style
• Montgomery, jazz pianist, vibraphonist, dies at 79
• NATO service member killed in Afghanistan
• Obama’s detention plan faces an uncertain path ahead
• Pakistan claims gains vs. Taliban
• Peace activist pleads not guilty in Myanmar
• Racism’s role in L.A. gang case rekindles debate
• Robert Furchgott shared Nobel for his work with nitric oxide
• Romantic scandal haunts priest, raises celibacy questions for faithful
• Rwandan convicted in genocide
• Wildfire east of San Diego forces home evacuations

FEATURES

• From combat in Iraq to a fight to fit back in
• In Brief
• People on the Move People On the Move
• The future of talking, here soon?

ENTERTAINMENT

• A solemn anniversary National Memorial Day Concert celebrates 20 years
• Costa Ricans seeking host families
• George Hamilton having knee replaced
• Jay-Z confirms split with Def Jam
• Many regional Memorial Day events planned to honor fallen
• Mass rescheduled for church tours
• Michael Moore’s new doc to open Oct. 2
• Movie Times
• Sean Penn withdraws separation filing

OPINION

• Atheists recognized
• Bend’s loopy history of signal efficiency
• Council OKs contract but hides the details
• Diversify job base
• Ethanol fuels starvation
• No easy way
• Torture is wrong, but most Americans continue to condone it

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bill would send $8M a year to Central Oregon for roads