May 27, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Agreement paves way for protection of Skyline Forest
• Barbecue blamed for Redmond garage fire
• Be a pedal pusher
• Burglary suspect found in vehicle
• Business Calendar
• Early fires a warning ‘things are ready to burn’ here
• Jobless rates are reaching historic highs
• Kids in the hall
• Mom lost custody of kids pulled from river
• New commissioner to speak at luncheon
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Off to the market
• Redmond dealership files for Chapter 7
• Reed Market Road detour scheduled
• Senate panel OKs resort-limits bill
• Smile – the dentist is paying a visit
• Sports fees climb in latest budget for Bend schools
• ‘Tooth taxi’ to the rescue
• Traffic enforcement increased in Redmond
• Will Oregon see a major quake anytime soon?
• Without a police force, Culver weighs its options

BUSINESS

• Agreement paves way for protection of Skyline Forest
• Apartments can’t have exclusive cable deals
• Be a pedal pusher
• Bend artisans will get together Friday, Saturday for Super Summer Trunk Show
• European firm buys stake in Facebook
• Home prices tumble 19.1% to 2002 levels
• Interest rates mixed at Treasury auction
• Jobless rates are reaching historic highs
• Local filmmaker plans downtown bar
• Lose that boredom with these fun games
• Redmond dealership files for Chapter 7
• Senate panel OKs resort-limits bill
• Stocks jump with consumer confidence
• Survey: Recession’s end near, many say
• Work bullies: Women target other women

SPORTS

• Battistella earns berth in LPGA event
• Bend man creates something for golfer with everything — wooden putters
• Big win for Bears
• Cowgirls shut out by Glencoe
• Final COJGA skills test offered this Saturday
• Golf Scoreboard
• Howard leads Magic to OT win
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Penguins sweep Canes, return to Stanley Cup finals
• PGA TOUR
• Pronghorn to host OSU Beaver Caravan
• Scoreboard
• Serena survives first round of French Open
• Sports in brief
• Storm’s playoff road ends with loss at Crater
• Tradition unveils charity ticket program

OBITS

• Brooks McNamara, 72, theater historian
• Mike Tyson’s daughter, 4, dies after home accident
• Perez Zagorin, expert on English Revolution

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Donald Charles Obers
• Harry E. Sprang

NATION & WORLD

• A liberal record — but not entirely so
• A serious search for extraterrestrial life
• Acid-reflux drugs linked to pneumonia
• Amazon hit by climate chaos of floods, drought
• Brooks McNamara, 72, theater historian
• Burris pleads on taped call for Senate appointment
• California's same-sex marriage ban is upheld, but 18,000 are still wed
• Cap-and-trade and other trade-offs
• Death toll tops 30 in Pakistan bombing
• Georgia’s opposition conducts huge rally
• German battleship Bismarck sinks after British attack in 1941
• GOP faces a political challenge with Latina nominee
• 10 Mexican mayors detained in drug sweep
• Mike Tyson’s daughter, 4, dies after home accident
• N. Korea tests more missiles, fires up reactor
• Obama reorganizes security agencies
• Obama to visit Saudis next week
• Oregon’s senators pleased with "highly qualified’ choice, but waiting to learn more
• OSHA cites Wal-Mart in trampling death
• Perez Zagorin, expert on English Revolution
• Sotomayor in line to be first Hispanic justice
• Space station crew will expand - and so will scientific research
• Teen patient’s parents agree to treatment
• Treasury would hold 70% of GM in new plan
• U.S. cancer death rate drops again in 2006
• U.S. Embassy official among 3 dead in Iraq
• 3 U.S. troops killed in Afghan suicide blast

FEATURES

• Fashioning shopping restraint
• Smile – the dentist is paying a visit
• ‘Tooth taxi’ to the rescue
• U.S. cancer death rate drops again in 2006

ENTERTAINMENT

• Animated series pokes fun at ultra-green ‘Goode Family’
• Calendar
• Local filmmaker plans downtown bar
• Movie Times
• Revival of a prime spot
• Survey: Recession’s end near, many say

RESTAURANTS

• Revival of a prime spot

OPINION

• Blaze the paved trail from Bend to Sunriver
• Lawmaker to kids: No plates for you!
• Legislature should focus on job creation, not tax hikes
• Public service at presidential gunpoint