June 14, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend man stabbed trying to halt fight
• Births
• Cancer fight hits the track
• Conn — Clair
• Darst
• Deschutes commission to take up grant proposals
• Drinking raised as concern before Portland bridge death, court says
• Driver caught after wrong-way escapade
• Escape
• Even behind bars, it’s best to be aware of rattlers
• Feds plan to review mental hospital a 2nd time
• Green and on top
• Kaufman
• News of Record: Deeds
• Nitahara — Garrett
• Oregon fugitive arrested in Michigan
• OSU-Cascades Campus
• Prosser
• Rasmussen — Eid
• Ready to shelve the recession
• Salem hits home stretch as analysts hedge with ‘hard times’
• Storm water closes 3 Bend underpasses
• Thomas
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A handy way to shop
• Can a billionaire make a comeback in his 90s? He might
• Daytime running lights just won’t run? Read on
• Green and on top
• Michigan works to remake itself sans king auto
• Mortgage rates rise
• News of Record: Deeds
• Ready to shelve the recession

SPORTS

• A great game and good times for NHL
• Auto racing
• Bend earns another win on the road
• Boxing
• Cambridge gives Gates an honorary degree
• Cycling
• Golf Scoreboard
• Kill time on the tee, not your round
• Lakers try to put away Magic today
• LSU takes win over Virginia
• Major League Baseball
• Michaels stays positive about Tonys mishap
• Murray, Blake in final of Wimbledon tuneup
• On the Air
• Redmond’s Juniper to trick up courses, USGA style
• Rihanna, Chris Brown seen at NBA game
• Sisters sideshow
• State thumps Metro in all-star series opener
• Swede holds lead at LPGA Championship
• Swimming

OBITS

• Jazz guitarist Huey Long played with the greats

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Beverly Ann (Snyder) (Belding) Freeman
• Colin Emerson Roberts
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A quiet but undeniable cultural legacy
• At G-8 talks, finance chiefs focus on how to phase out stimulus aid
• AT LAST, Finding a way out of a bully’s shadow
• Deep in debt, Six Flags files for bankruptcy
• English language hits 1 million-word mark
• Every sect attends Iraqi lawmaker’s state funeral
• Germans enter Paris on this day in 1940
• Immigration overhaul on agenda this month
• Iran’s capital erupts in riots as Ahmadinejad claims victory
• Jazz guitarist Huey Long played with the greats
• Judge: Padilla can sue over torture memos
• N. Korea vows to produce nuclear weapons
• Nearly 800,000 call in to FCC’s TV hot line
• No respite for caregivers
• Obama’s health plan may lead to deep cuts in hospital payments
• Officials: ‘Lone wolf’ terrorism harder to stop
• Palau president: Island has been refuge before
• The 3 bears? Try 163,000 ... and counting, back East
• U.N. official demands review of U.S. raids
• U.S. suspect in Italy: Slain woman a friend
• Von Brunn’s son sorry it wasn’t dad who died

FEATURES

• AT LAST, Finding a way out of a bully’s shadow
• Calendar
• Cancer fight hits the track
• Central Oregon Community College
• Combative undertones in patient referrals
• Comic’s serious hint for women: To hook a man, be a ‘keeper’
• Daytime running lights just won’t run? Read on
• Escape
• ‘GI Joe’ has spent 75 years on medicine’s front lines
• Japanese puppets teach language, meld cultures
• News of Record: Reunions, ,
• No respite for caregivers
• The new Mercedes: A seductive machine — at an opulent price

ENTERTAINMENT

• Attention span
• Author puts 1941 in new perspective
• Author tells a bewitching tale of fairies
• Beauty, culture winners announced
• Best-sellers
• Book critic threatens writer in ‘Relentless’
• Calendar
• Cambridge gives Gates an honorary degree
• Characters give novel a touch of true color
• City Club to focus on China
• Locke’s debut is good summer read
• ‘Making Money’ a worthy addition to con-men books
• Meg Gardiner captivates with her latest thriller
• Michaels stays positive about Tonys mishap
• Movie Times
• ‘Pretend Wife’ an easy but predictable read
• Rihanna, Chris Brown seen at NBA game
• Stay tuned for romance, blood and country music
• Submitting to a play’s spell without the stage?

OPINION

• Ballots can beat bullets
• Can President Obama take time out for fun?
• Dancing the identity dance on the political floor
• Doctors grabbing the wrong headlines
• Let’s not beat up dads on Father’s Day
• Our historically challenged president
• Ready to shelve the recession
• Selling scruples, getting goodies

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Storm water closes 3 Bend underpasses