June 01, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A hot car can turn deadly in just a few minutes
• Calendar
• Crews to work on bridges, sidewalks
• Economy and politics fuel interest in concealed weapons
• Eugene newspaper trims size
• Fans pull for favorite vehicles
• Firefighters continue to work on blazes
• Investigators still don’t know why man killed himself, 2 kids
• ‘Keyboard Cat’ puts tail on bad moves
• Lightning, showers to continue in region
• Lost hikers located in Elk Lake area
• Man shot after bomb threat
• Meet Chuck
• Missing girls found unharmed in Bend
• Money short to head off invasive species in Oregon
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Partnership bill veto overturned
• State budget cuts may spill into Oregon homes
• Thinning planned in Fly Creek area
• Warm Springs seeks wild horse remedy
• Wind power development to begin on public lands
• Your Pets

BUSINESS

• GM, a symbol of America in motion, now humbled
• Immune therapies raise hope in cancer fight
• Intelligent answers to spoken commands, from a phone
• Warm Springs seeks wild horse remedy

SPORTS

• Astana survives UCI deadline, but future is unclear
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Capps wins at Summer Nationals
• Despite fall, Russian wins Giro
• Dixon scores win at Milwaukee
• End of the road for the Beavers
• Fast times at Summit High
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Johnson wins thriller at Dover
• Major League Baseball
• Nadal upset at French Open
• On the Air
• Orlando survives season full of tests to face Lakers in finals
• Pets calendar
• Player with one hand lands D-I scholarship
• Racing Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Stricker wins Colonial on second playoff hole
• Two C.O. grads finish strong baseball seasons
• Watching the Bird: Owners check out Derby winner
• Wings take 2-0 lead in Stanley Cup

OBITS

• Bad-guy wrestler John Tolos a ‘superstar’ in early ’70s
• Former aide to Eisenhower, Nixon dies at 91
• Last Titanic survivor dies at 97
• Paul Haney, known as ‘voice of NASA,’ dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Jack Ira Emory

NATION & WORLD

• Abortion doctor killed in Kansas church; suspect held
• As Web communication shrinks, so do the accompanying links
• Bad-guy wrestler John Tolos a ‘superstar’ in early ’70s
• Cable news channel CNN debuts in 1980
• Former aide to Eisenhower, Nixon dies at 91
• GOP senators sidestep Sotomayor attacks
• Israeli DJ creates a million-hit wonder
• Journalists’ trial to begin in N. Korea
• Last Titanic survivor dies at 97
• Minnesota’s top court to take up Senate fight
• New optimism in war on al-Qaida
• Paul Haney, known as ‘voice of NASA,’ dies
• Small farms benefit from eat-local boom
• U.S., Cuba to resume immigration talks

FEATURES

• Immune therapies raise hope in cancer fight
• Wyden’s plan takes heat, but largely on principle

ENTERTAINMENT

• Actress arrested on suspicion of DUI
• California octuplets mom gets a TV show
• Fats Domino makes rare appearance
• Movie Times
• One geek to rule them all: Conan returns
• Osbourne sues over Black Sabbath name

OPINION

• Obama’s tortured logic on law
• We can be No. 1 in joblessness
• Women have made great gains, but they aren’t as happy

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Crews to work on bridges, sidewalks