June 21, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Allen — Cozine
• Bend code is getting its first full update since 1982
• Bend seeks volunteers for landscaping work
• Births
• Boardman reviews complaints against police
• Central Oregon attractions
• Coastal loggers see some potential in waste wood
• COCC’s green side
• Coffman
• County finds it chipped in when youths owed a debt to society
• Dogs and drugs — it’s all surfing news in one beach city
• Gladd — Bobadilla
• Grace — Walker
• It may be fake smoke, but this fire camp is no joke
• Johns — Rives
• Lawyer who says car sped, not him, is fined
• Low tides to allow coastal exploration
• McMinnville woman guilty in dog dragging
• News of Record: Deeds
• Police arrest 2 after ‘road rage’ incident
• Rare oystercatcher a good sign for ecosystem
• Salem police cleared in man’s death in May
• Seegraves
• Shewy — Sottosanti
• Signals in housing market point to potential bottom
• Teachers, counselors paint picture of Oregon teen committed in beating death
• Vacation hot spot
• Whaley— Detwiler
• Working to get more companies like them
• 25 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• As homeowners move on, fire moves in
• Automakers’ pain can be consumers’ gain, for now
• Broadband adoption keeps rising in U.S.
• Even in tough times, don’t skimp on insurance
• Forecast: L.A. could lead way in recovery
• It’s red boxes vs. red envelopes
• Mortgage rates fall from 7-month high
• News of Record: Deeds
• Noises in rear suspension system could become costly
• On Treasury’s speed dial since the fall of Wall Street
• Road to reform: ‘Still a hard slog’
• Signals in housing market point to potential bottom
• Store closures not expected in Eddie Bauer bankruptcy
• Summer is finally here — will the tourists come now?
• With BlackRock's reach to expand, CEO says money manager is stable
• Working to get more companies like them

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Becker wins 1st ATP title at Ordina Open
• Boxing
• Cut at U.S. Open is a very painful experience for some
• Cycling
• Elks split pair with stellar pitching
• Federer aiming to claim 15th major in a fortnight
• Foreign prospects fade for NBA draft
• Formula One: The sport that is fast becoming a soap opera
• Golf Scoreboard
• Humbling game has barely dented Open leader
• Locals round up state titles
• LSU coach makes fast work of rebuilding
• Major League Baseball
• Mickelson hits a hybrid to remember
• Montoya won’t push limits in pursuit of Sonoma victory
• On the Air
• Portlander leads at Mirror Pond Invitational
• Redmond cowboy runner-up at College NFR
• Scores stay low at easy Bethpage
• Several have rough practice
• Summit’s Schueler fifth in 400 at track nationals
• Sunriver tourney wraps up today
• Swimming
• The Tradition is trying to make a tough sell
• Top 30 players in the NBA draft

OBITS

• Frank Low advanced the study of previously invisible galaxies
• ‘Jackie’ Ronne was the 1st U.S. woman on Antarctica
• Philosophy professor Frederick Sontag known for forgiving assailant who stabbed him in neck
• Widow of Chile’s Allende dies at 94

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Virginia Margaret Putzier

NATION & WORLD

• A bad TIME?
• At one VA hospital, a rogue cancer unit
• Automakers’ pain can be consumers’ gain, for now
• Deschutes County set to again hear folks’ views on home rule
• Drugmakers agree to spend $80B to lower seniors’ costs
• Even in tough times, don’t skimp on insurance
• Frank Low advanced the study of previously invisible galaxies
• In Iraq, 70 die in area wracked by ethnic bloodshed
• ‘Jackie’ Ronne was the 1st U.S. woman on Antarctica
• Khamenei loses his aura as Iranians keep riots up
• 1 killed in Illinois train derailment, blast
• Like his predecessors, Obama taps fundraisers, friends as ambassadors
• 2nd chance for Wyden’s health plan?
• New Greek Museum opens amid fanfare and controversy
• Obama takes strong stance on financial plan
• Philosophy professor Frederick Sontag known for forgiving assailant who stabbed him in neck
• Print of iconic Einstein photo sells for $74,324
• Records show warnings about chimp in attack
• Russia offers sharp nuclear cuts
• Steve Jobs reportedly had liver transplant
• U.S. Constitution goes into effect in 1788
• U.S. reporter escapes Taliban after 7 months
• Widow of Chile’s Allende dies at 94
• Young and jobless, these dads call their downtime "kid time"

FEATURES

• A bad TIME?
• Generations unite in a bad economy
• Hey, Dad, thanks for ... well, everything
• Lexus and the greening of the hybrid crossover
• 2nd chance for Wyden’s health plan?
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes, Youth Notes
• Noises in rear suspension system could become costly
• Vacation hot spot

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author lives in the wake of a thrill-seeking father
• ‘Below Zero’ is a thrilling read
• Best-sellers
• ‘Biggest Loser’ hunts deep in fat of Texas
• Calendar
• Cruise, Abrams prepare for a new ‘Mission’
• Debut novel lacks a bit of restraint
• For a good laugh, read Wade Rouse’s memoir
• Justin needles label’s boss about ‘SexyBack’
• Local dog show at Expo next weekend
• Movie Times
• Sisters Folk Festival song contest now open
• Speed reading toward 1 million
• Summer is finally here — will the tourists come now?
• Tune in for talent, teen troubles on TV
• Uncovering the stories behind the ‘Faces of the Confederacy’
• U.S. history gets smart recasting in new book

OPINION

• A bad TIME?
• In our view
• It’s time to tune the doctor culture back to their ‘calling’
• Next time, hold the fries, Mr. President
• No new cap on damages
• Obama’s Cairo speech already having an effect
• Tear down this cyberwall!
• Thanks to Sen. Wyden
• The virtual mosque
• Welcome to the Age of Obama
• Working to get more companies like them