June 07, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A local mom’s invention: Potty train through pictures
• Area’s air service elevates
• Balloons Over Bend
• Bend on track with 2030 plan despite recession
• Births
• Budgets, fees to dominate local meetings for this week
• Calendar
• Carter
• Casanueva — Brown
• Fairlee — Nevarez
• Garbage never smelled so sweet
• ID thieves take name of Portland police officer
• Koop — Salciccioli
• Lawsuit is threatened if county bans farm weddings
• 911 logs show confusion in Portland bridge death
• Miller
• News of Record: Deeds
• Not in the ring, but still fighting
• OLCC to hold meeting in Bend
• Olin — Gentes
• One man’s dream to captain a clipper ship takes shape, but slowly. Very, very slowly
• Playing with fire in Ukraine
• Rules set to force overhaul of school bus fleets
• Salem couple mistakenly released finally heads to prison
• Sappingfield
• Smile, you’re about to graduate
• Standing tall
• Volunteer search
• Volunteers go deep for the sake of clean streams
• Whitehouse — Barnhouse

BUSINESS

• A homeowner’s nightmare
• A local mom’s invention: Potty train through pictures
• Airplane cabins as mini shopping malls
• Area’s air service elevates
• Defending Big Tobacco: These days, a lonely fight
• Don"t forget clm457yfpx ever again
• Fixed-rate mortgages rise above 5 percent
• Garbage never smelled so sweet
• Lawsuit is threatened if county bans farm weddings
• New Palm Pre may be Sprint’s best hope to keep subscribers
• News of Record: Deeds
• No worries, Dad: Gifts still a go this holiday
• Smell hot oil, but don’t see any leaking?
• Taxing the things we drink
• Wal-Mart: 22,000 new jobs in '09
• What was Congress’ afterthought is now Wall Street’s trillions
• Windows 7 to hit market in October

SPORTS

• A bird of another feather takes Belmont Stakes
• A lot has happened to Woods in last year
• Basketball
• Bynum ready for 2nd rumble with Superman
• Castroneves best in Texas
• Cup leader wrecks car in practice
• Desert golf makes for special rule in the area
• Football
• French Open title goes to Kuznetsova
• Gold medalist to try a shorter distance at Pre
• Golf Scoreboard
• Good times in Seattle
• Hockey
• Kyle Busch takes out competition, guitar in win
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Pedregon tops Funny Car qualifying
• Real or illusion? Curve is tough to hit
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Top Elk
• Track & Field
• Two tied for Memorial lead
• Vettel takes pole for F1’s Turkish GP
• Wings dominate, take series lead

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clarence Milburn Earls
• Death notices
• Jean Fehr
• Martha Marty Joan Vaughn

NATION & WORLD

• A Moscow crime reporter is facing his obituary daily
• 2 bodies recovered with plane ticket near crash site
• Book says Obama marriage strained by 2000 House race
• Candor in diplomacy: Experts say that isn’t always the best tactic
• Castro questions timing of spy arrests
• Chinese rule in Tibet creates specter of dueling dalai lamas
• David Carradine’s family seeks FBI’s help
• Disparate coalition unites against Iran’s president
• Families mourn dead in Mexico day care fire
• GOP senator: Sotomayor’s objectivity is key question
• Hillary Clinton suspends campaign, endorses Barack Obama one year ago
• Ike’s vision now key to U.S. military thinking
• In reflecting on D-Day heroics, Obama sees lessons for today
• Interrogation methods not always called useful, but usually legal
• Iraqi insurgents turn to teens in attacks
• Italy’s EU vote is key for Berlusconi
• Obama hardens stance on N. Korean defiance
• Senator courts former foes ahead of primary
• Slain abortion doctor eulogized as generous
• Taliban attack convoy, kill 2 of their own
• U.S. effort for Cuba ups regional profile
• White House seeks central role again in health care overhaul

FEATURES

• Kia Borrego: Too much, too late
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes, Youth Notes
• Not in the ring, but still fighting
• Real-life marriage takes an honest effort
• Smell hot oil, but don’t see any leaking?
• Standing tall
• Volunteers go deep for the sake of clean streams
• 25 YEARS AGO

ENTERTAINMENT

• A mystery that many women can relate to
• Adding a little humor into being a parent
• Attila the Hun gets some credit as a political player
• Attorney: ‘Life-altering injuries’ in ‘Bruno’ case
• Author tells gripping tale of storm in Florida Keys
• Author’s main character falters in ‘Brooklyn’ novel
• Best-sellers
• Book recounts hunt for ball from 1951 homer
• Book says Obama marriage strained by 2000 House race
• 50 Cent settles lawsuit over mansion repairs
• Del Toro’s vampire trilogy bypasses romance for gore
• Guns to blaze in Millican
• Honoring winners, newbies and survivors all week long
• Lawrence Block writes memoir
• Local playhouse hosts forum on its future
• Movie Times
• Senior issues are topic of Talk of the Town

OPINION

• Board made welcome change in forest policy
• Chicago mentality
• Justices gone wild — but no one seems to care
• Myth of the lone shooter is not really much of a myth
• Obama on Obama
• Our students need to come first
• 10 steps to world-class U.S. schools
• Volunteer to pull weeds in Bend
• Walking into the diversity mess

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend on track with 2030 plan despite recession
• Rules set to force overhaul of school bus fleets