May 31, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A scramble as Metolius resort issue nears a vote
• Births
• Body pulled from Crooked River
• Burt — Schmonsees
• Carew
• City of the cloth
• Cocaine discovery leads to arrests
• Fire crews respond to several small blazes
• From bashing rocks for paint to tales about plants that’ll fix your complaint ... a stuffy affair this ain’t
• I see you
• If the crime's minor, soon you may be reporting it online here
• Jenson
• Lee — Schrecengost
• Morris — Jackson
• Newhouse
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oerter — Dowell
• Portland castle too costly, will be totaled
• Redmond to take a look at deciding its park contract
• Reyes — Iverson
• Rising with the ashes
• Sabol — Holcomb
• Scuba student dies at Cultus Lake
• Teenager rescued from Bend spillway
• Three more months for natural gas decision
• Transit service abandons route from Bend to Sisters for Redmond-Sisters
• Without buyers, high-end condos in Bend turn to summer tourists
• Wyden’s bill bundle seeks varied, equal approach to green energy
• 92-year-old reaches rank of rear admiral in the Polish navy
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Abandoning a listing ship
• Court: Borrowers can sue Countrywide
• Drug combos may increase risk of breast cancer return
• End-of-life ‘kits’ spell out people’s personal care wishes
• For Target, long in 2nd place, it’s back to basics
• Getting the loan officer on your side
• Mortgage rate rises slightly
• News of Record: Deeds
• Product safety head forced to step down
• Stink from the A/C — it's a sure sign of spring
• There are deals out there for summer travelers
• Without buyers, high-end condos in Bend turn to summer tourists

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers have been here before
• Bend’s Eaton just misses in 400 bid
• Crash puts Castroneves in hole for today’s IRL race
• Football
• Geese avoiding links’ newest residents
• Howard scores 40, Magic end Cavs’ season
• Jockey to try for Triple Crown riding two different mounts
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• OSU cornered after pounding by TCU
• Prep Scoreboard
• Red Wings off to quick start in Stanley Cup finals
• Roddick reaches fourth round
• Russian set to clinch Giro victory today
• Scoreboard
• Temperatures add to challenge at Duel in the Desert Duathlon
• The best of the best
• Tim Clark takes Colonial lead
• Track & field

OBITS

• Ephraim Katzir, Israel’s 4th president

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jeffry Thomas Nelson
• Wayne Russell Copley
• Winifred 'Jeri

NATION & WORLD

• Computer-hacking for their country
• Days after Iran mosque bombing, 3 executed
• Ephraim Katzir, Israel’s 4th president
• Freed from Iran, back in North Dakota
• Industry worries U.S. will quit new-car habit
• Iraq’s ex-trade minister arrested trying to flee
• Italian leader wants ‘spicy’ photos blocked
• Pakistani army retakes main Swat Valley town
• Palestinian infighting flares up in West Bank
• Protests in Kashmir as 2 women found dead
• Racial bias case looms in Sotomayor debate
• Saudis behead, crucify man accused of murder
• Scottish sensation finishes reality show in 2nd place
• Shanghai preps for fair costlier than Olympics
• Topic A for Obama's Mideast trip: Israel
• Traces of heroin's suburban spread
• Trans-Alaska oil pipeline is finished in 1977
• U.S., allies considering ways around 6-party talks on N. Korea
• U.S. officials: No obligation to release secret record on wiretaps

FEATURES

• Beyond fiction: ‘Angels & Demons’ tour illuminates charms of Rome
• Drug combos may increase risk of breast cancer return
• Honda’s more affordable way to go green
• 569 miles in, PCT trekker presses on
• News of Record: Reunions, Military notes, Youth Notes
• There are deals out there for summer travelers
• Tie a simple knot the civil way

ENTERTAINMENT

• A crime as elusive as Mona Lisa’s smile
• Best-sellers
• Calendar
• Charity wants your old cell phone
• COCC carnival aims to help disc golf course, Boys & Girls clubs
• Country singer Rich charged with assault
• Downtown gets some energy back
• Expect big season changes for planet Earth, your television
• Love and money play out on Upper East Side
• Movie Times
• Will art still sell?
• 76-year-old novelist relives an ‘Ardent’ past

RESTAURANTS

• Downtown gets some energy back

OPINION

• A rich use for poor farm in Multnomah
• A wise person for the court — therein lies the answer
• Beijing’s would-be Houdinis in finance
• Downtown gets some energy back
• Home health care bill may only hurt
• Israel’s own ‘Cuban Missile Crisis’
• Metolian resort can be a good thing
• REDEFINING Judicial Liberalism
• Thanks to the 2 who gave my cousin a lift
• The best strategy for sports
• The issue of empathy
• What should be done about North Korea