June 04, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Already out, already hungry
• Ashland gets another nude visitor
• Bend No. 2 in U.S. for rise in joblessness
• BMC looking for new chief financial officer
• Board votes to increase harvest in Tillamook and Clatsop forests
• Business Calendar
• COCC gets extra creative to support high demand this summer
• Coming Saturday: U Magazine
• Commute Options Week gears up for challenge
• Driver involved in cyclist crash cited
• Ex-counselor sentenced for showing porn at camp
• For now, city won’t pursue panhandling ordinance
• GETTING BY WITHOUT INSURANCE
• GM denies the appeal of its only dealership in Bend
• How would a 4-day school week work?
• In Prineville, discussions of a convention center
• In the market for outdoor shopping?
• International School of the Cascades
• Lightning strikes La Pine boy, 14
• Man’s arrest highlights increase in counterfeiting
• Mother pleads not guilty in 4-year-old’s drowning
• Nature center shows native plants tonight
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• People
• Police investigate burglary in Bend
• Portland teen admits killing 14-year-old
• Powell Butte man injured in crash
• Prineville man, 20 arrested after crash
• Red Cross honors 9 people at breakfast
• Seattle light rail gives media tour
• State board denies parole for Spoonire
• Tourism dives in April
• Traffic stop yields 2 marijuana arrests
• Tumalo-area house fire quickly extinguished

BUSINESS

• A simple formula: Spend some, save some
• Bend No. 2 in U.S. for rise in joblessness
• Business Calendar
• Closures necessary, a utomakers say
• Economic reports disappoint market
• GM denies the appeal of its only dealership in Bend
• In Prineville, discussions of a convention center
• In the market for outdoor shopping?
• News of Record: Permits
• Popular restaurant closes in Portland
• Recalls
• Recovery could be hampered by rates on debt
• Reveling in the funemployment
• Students wonder whether loan forgiveness will last
• Tourism dives in April
• U.S. posts sensitive list of nation’s nuclear sites

SPORTS

• Anglers report success for rainbows on Paulina
• Astana cleared to race after giving proof of funds
• Atlanta Braves release 305-game winner Tom Glavine
• Basketball
• Downrigging Odell for big macks
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Heart attack killed Larsen
• Heaven & sky
• Hockey
• Horse racing
• Hunting & Fishing Events Calendar
• L.A.’s Bryant is focused on winning a fourth title
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• River of life
• Running
• Serena Williams loses at French Open; Federer wins
• Soccer
• Sports in Brief On the Air Scoreboard
• Summit grad wins at home
• Watch your step when enjoying trails
• Youngsters compete at Safari Challenge

OBITS

• Chicago blues queen Koko Taylor dies at 80
• Heart attack killed Larsen

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Burton P. Lewis
• Death notices
• Jack Lee Hammer
• Margie Alleen Johnson
• Sandra L. Richards
• Shirley Jeanne Orrick (Frogge)

NATION & WORLD

• Chinese army troops storm Beijing, killing possibly thousands in 1989
• Cuba, though uninterested, wins back spot in pan-America organization
• Extent of Nazi camps far greater than realized
• Fearing backlash, conservatives tone down rhetoric on Sotomayor
• Foreclosed homes as hurricane shelters?
• Harvard to endow professorship in gay studies, one of first in U.S.
• Israelis insist Bush agreed to settlements
• New Hampshire to let gays marry in 2010
• Obama begins to lay out his vision of Muslim world’s future
• Public school enrollment sets a record
• Reagan statue unveiled in Capitol Rotunda
• Recovery could be hampered by rates on debt
• The nightly teeth grind: It’s not a problem for all
• Tiananmen crackdown haunts soldier turned artist
• U.K.’s Brown struggles to weather scandal
• U.S. posts sensitive list of nation’s nuclear sites
• U.S. seeks Saudi help in Pakistan, Afghanistan
• U.S. wants Sadr City base open after June
• War funding bill could have more GI benefits
• Wyden is ‘pleased’ by answers on 2 key issues

FEATURES

• Already out, already hungry
• Benefit limitations
• BMC looking for new chief financial officer
• Classes
• Debating and designing a cure-all for heart disease
• Debunking myths about warm-ups, eggs
• Experts see little evidence that one is more nutritional
• GETTING BY WITHOUT INSURANCE
• Got a sunburn? Here’s what to do
• Green tea, mushrooms may help prevent cancer
• If it’s spaghetti night, cook up Ronzoni’s pasta for fiber power
• Lightning strikes La Pine boy, 14
• Local woman swims her way to health
• Marathons may harm the heart
• New Hampshire to let gays marry in 2010
• People
• Red Cross honors 9 people at breakfast
• Reveling in the funemployment
• 7 solutions for sleepless situations
• Stomach virus spreading in kids
• Week four: The bridge

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Burn Notice’ heats up Miami
• Calendar
• Chicago blues queen Koko Taylor dies at 80
• Community Datebook
• Jon Gosselin says his 8 kids are happy
• Movie Times
• Popular restaurant closes in Portland

OPINION

• CodePink story not a good choice for Memorial Day weekend
• Sen. Jeff Merkley’s expensive priorities
• Support gay marriage actively