June 02, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A bright idea for a new life
• Another suit targets Bend couple amid FBI inquiry
• Bend GM dealer, in line to lose its franchise, gets a little D.C. backing
• Bend home inspired by Cape Cod
• Bend receives funds for water projects
• Bend schedules its annual surplus auction
• Biomass plant land deal OK’d
• Business Calendar
• Couple’s RV isn’t a legal dwelling, according to Josephine County
• Crime is up in Eugene but down in Portland
• Eugene mourners remember 4-year-old boy
• Geithner calls for more China access
• High court to review business patent case
• Lightning sparks dozens of fires
• Many citations given in Redmond on Friday
• Meth dealer gets 10 years in prison
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Online predator sentenced to 3 years
• Panel to chart a course for Mirror Pond
• Portland woman shot to death near park
• Prineville Housing Center info available
• Redmond man arrested after Friday night crash
• Redmond starts early planning for public transit
• St. Charles Bend’s ER overcrowded Monday
• State DEQ compiles list of chemical pollutants
• State lawmakers OK menu-labeling bill
• The puffins haven’t abandoned Bandon
• Too tall ramp a ‘setback’ for Medford airport
• What’s next when the unemployment ends?

BUSINESS

• A bright idea for a new life
• A decade ago, Napster made music industry, buyers change tunes
• Another suit targets Bend couple amid FBI inquiry
• Bend GM dealer, in line to lose its franchise, gets a little D.C. backing
• Delphi reaches deal to exit Chapter 11
• Dow Jones replaces GM and Citigroup
• Expedia to appeal ruling to pay $185M
• Financial rules are in for an overhaul
• Five cars on the road to bankruptcy
• For workers, it’s ‘a punch in the stomach’
• Gas, oil prices climb
• Geithner calls for more China access
• High court to review business patent case
• Jury in Michigan sides with SEC in Kmart case
• Markets focus on positive data, not GM filing
• Microsoft unveils motion-sensing camera for Xbox
• News of Record: Deeds
• Owners still covered, but is it a good time to buy?
• Prineville Housing Center info available
• Rates fall at weekly Treasury bill auction
• State lawmakers OK menu-labeling bill
• What’s next when the unemployment ends?

SPORTS

• Area running program kicks off next month
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend Ladies Invite set to tee off
• Benefit run honors fallen firefighters
• Big Unit gets ready for win No. 300
• Changes in store for this year’s Charge!
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar Events Calendar
• Federer rallies for win
• Football
• Golf
• Hockey
• Local nordic skiers to train at elite camp
• Local ski volunteer receives award
• Major League Baseball
• Masters swimmers shine at Hagg Lake
• Olympics
• On the Air
• Oregon Select Baseball wins tourney
• Patrick’s comments are no laughing matter to USADA
• Phil’s Trail complex offering too much of a good thing?
• PSU assistant Mouse Davis Retires
• Rush 93 girls soccer team wins Cup event
• Scoreboard
• Still time to register for youth football
• Volunteers needed for Pacific Crest Festival
• You only live once

OBITS

• Plane crash kills Susan Jordan, Calif. attorney
• Restaurateur Barry Comden was once married to Doris Day

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Blair Noel James
• Death notices
• Jessie Iva Harnden
• Norman Colin Bain Sr.
• Willard Lee (Bill) Johnston

NATION & WORLD

• A look at GM’s planned plant closures
• Antidepressant called no better than placebo
• Appeal filed in Chrysler sale to Fiat
• Astronomers race to find a new home that’s closer to home
• At least 5 die in fire as clashes unsettle Iran
• Banks may soon get OK to give back bailout funds
• Bomb found on flight of ex-Iranian president
• Border traffic moves easily with new rules
• Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II crowned in 1953
• Canadian detainee asks to dismiss his U.S. attorneys
• Chinese pottery may be earliest discovered
• Clinton seeks to boost U.S. in Latin America
• Education secretary aims to expand turnarounds
• FBI crime numbers take positive turn
• Gunman kills soldier outside recruiting station
• Health industry delivers savings plan to Obama
• Iraq civilian deaths fall after April spike
• Minnesota court deliberates on Senate
• Missing jet spawns vast Atlantic search
• North Korea poised to test long-range missile
• Pakistani army says it rescued 79 captives
• Plane crash kills Susan Jordan, Calif. attorney
• Public will be watching Obama’s response to Burris fiasco
• Restaurateur Barry Comden was once married to Doris Day
• Tiller suspect spent time on the fringe
• U.S. bets billions on GM’s return

FEATURES

• A pressed-flower primer
• Artichokes cooked with Thyme and Garlic
• Avoiding spoiled olive oil
• Basic herb butter
• Be water smart this summer
• Bend home inspired by Cape Cod
• Cut the cost of seafood salad with ‘surimi’
• Exchanging fist bumps instead of handshakes? It could happen
• Healthy eating: 7 basics
• In place of staycations, many seek a stay-close-to-home-cation
• No pain, no gain?
• Not your 20th-century, tasteless tofu
• Plants indoors, but insects out
• Quick Herbed Mustard
• Recipe Finder
• Roasted New Potatoes and Garlic and Rosemary
• Smoothie savvy
• The RV as a frugal travel tool? Depends

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ann Landers’ advice, life heads to Broadway
• Billy Bob’s daughter charged in baby’s death
• Calendar
• ‘City of the future’
• Essay contest asks kids why they love the ocean
• Ferrell goes ‘Wild’ for film promo
• Geena Davis speaks at Maine commencement
• Grow a little extra for area food pantries
• Midtown’s Baby Bash concert canceled
• Mountain View grad earns ‘09 Nanny award
• Movie Times
• ‘New Moon’ trailer has a new kind of bite
• The fame paradox:
• To be seen and heard
• Yard sale to help pay man’s medical bills

OPINION

• Health care
• Horse sense from Warm Springs tribes
• No more stimulus
• Obama’s socialism
• People, too
• Stiegler stages trail rescue
• Stop litterbugs

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Redmond starts early planning for public transit