May 26, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A (green) spring cleaning
• Boat, home in Bend damaged in car crash
• Bravery at her fingertips
• 14 cars damaged during couple’s stripping game
• Community garden plots available in Redmond
• Crooked River flow to be less than average
• Dad grateful for girl’s rescue
• Driver assaults people after crash, police say
• East Fort Rock fire almost contained
• ‘I love making the impossible possible’
• Lawsuit: Prisoner forced to live in religious mission
• Man pleads guilty in child porn case at camp
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Plane lands safely in Seattle park
• Portland college student makes bid to save energy
• Reward offered for info in illegal elk kill
• Rhubarb Festival coming to La Pine
• State troopers find 400 counterfeit CDs, DVDs
• That water ... ... sure looks ... ... cold!
• Treed bears found in Ashland, Klamath Falls
• What will our schools have to do without?
• With Latino influx, we’re increasingly bilingual

BUSINESS

• All aboard for a Disney marketing blitz on a grand scale
• Being prepared: What would you stock in an economic meltdown?
• Business Calendar
• Business leaders vow to set carbon price
• Canadian union, GM reach deal
• Coffee blend benefits NeighborImpact
• Crooked River flow to be less than average
• EU farmers protest falling milk prices
• FCC hiring firms to give digital TV aid
• GM plan will take an army of legal eagles
• ‘I love making the impossible possible’
• Medical providers get ‘homework’ to find savings
• Milk glut squeezes dairy farmers
• News of Record: Deeds
• OPEC likely to keep production steady
• Recall
• Robocall operations rival CIA in secrecy
• Say hello to Intel, software company

SPORTS

• A running start
• Beavers selected to start NCAA tourney in Fort Worth
• Carlos Sastre wins key 16th stage of Giro
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cycling
• Denver ties series with win over L.A.
• Duel in the Desert race set for Saturday
• Golf
• Half-price golf rounds to benefit local schools
• Lacrosse
• Local trails in need of TLC this weekend
• Local triathlete qualifies for his 20th Hawaii Ironman World Championship
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Redmond race walkers place at USATF race
• Reutimann wins rain-shortened Coca-Cola 600
• Running
• Scoreboard
• Sharapova gets win in return to French Open
• Soccer
• Spring Tennis Classic tournament June 12-14

OBITS

• Educator Marian Wagstaff promoted racial harmony
• Essayist criticized early Israel
• Pre-state leader of Jewish underground dies at 91

NATION & WORLD

• Autopsies of war dead reveal how to save others
• Boston’s ‘Rockefeller’ kidnapping trial begins
• Business leaders vow to set carbon price
• Detainee’s lawyers appeal to Afghan court
• Does the pika need protection?
• Educator Marian Wagstaff promoted racial harmony
• Energy from man-made stars?
• Essayist criticized early Israel
• FCC hiring firms to give digital TV aid
• In Arlington, Obama pledges support for troops at war as well as at home
• Killing of Sikh leader in Austria sets off series of riots in India
• Lisa Marie Presley weds Michael Jackson in 1994
• Mom returns voluntarily with boy who has cancer
• Obama pledges to ‘take action’ on North Korea
• OPEC likely to keep production steady
• Past its heyday and officially in peril, Alabama’s oldest black city struggles on
• Pre-state leader of Jewish underground dies at 91
• Same-sex couples await Calif. court
• Suppose you lose your luggage ...
• Taliban urge Pakistani civilians to return
• Times Square tries new car-free look
• Timing of test hints at succession issues
• Wildlife staff on agenda for Prineville City Council

FEATURES

• A (green) spring cleaning
• Baba Ghanouj
• Baked Kafta
• Bravery at her fingertips
• Coffee blend benefits NeighborImpact
• Community garden plots available in Redmond
• Falafel
• Homegrown grapes
• It’s time to get busy in the yard
• Joolz Hummus
• Kebaba’s Karnabeet
• Keep bacteria off the grill — and the menu
• Pop a can for some great, moist chicken
• Recipe Finder
• Rx for ‘Extra’: Health reports, celebrity scoops
• Sesame Seed Sauce
• What should you drink with barbecue?
• With Latino influx, we’re increasingly bilingual
• Your guide to nipping weeds in the bud

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Celebrate Oregon’s statehood with 1859 re-creation
• Clay Aiken sounds off on ‘Idol,’ Lambert
• Coffee blend benefits NeighborImpact
• Douglas: No-nukes world would be good
• Movie Times
• Speaking the names in honor of those lost
• Springsteen to close Giants Stadium
• Twitter’s latest star is a microblogging cat
• Word power

OPINION

• A partial solution to phone danger
• Deschutes home rule
• It’s getting pretty crowded in the nuclear neighborhood
• There are levels of discrimination that we should be able to tolerate