June 23, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• At least 6 dead, dozens hurt in D.C. train crash
• Black bear surprises Shevlin Park visitor
• Business Calendar
• Charges in Madras horse abuse case
• COCC plan for mixed-use development passes hurdle
• County may lose $80,000 of health budget
• Dam deconstruction takes break for fish
• Fixing screens is a breeze
• Ford set to receive government loans
• Garden business to fill Rising Star site
• Jobless rates increase as more people try to re-enter work force
• Lost Creek Lake algae advisory may be lifted by Fourth of July
• Man killed in crash in Jefferson County
• Memorial scheduled for Aaron Clingman
• Metolius resort ban clears last big barrier
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• OLCC plans to hold meeting in Bend
• Portland police talk man away from bridge
• Prineville woman assaulted on path
• Quietly creating spaces for noise
• Sex case embarrasses Portland police chief
• State attorney general clears Portland mayor
• Stocks dive on bleak World Bank forecast
• Storms make pollen tougher on allergic
• Umatilla County to weigh restricting wind turbines
• Wheels-up landing damages Lancair plane
• With exterior done, work moves inside at new school
• Yard burning could come to an end in Bend

BUSINESS

• COCC plan for mixed-use development passes hurdle
• Despite law, job conditions worsen in China, experts say
• Ex-Blagojevich fundraiser sentenced
• Ford set to receive government loans
• FTC to monitor blogs for claims, payments
• Garden business to fill Rising Star site
• Gas prices finally give as oil prices tumble
• Jobless rates increase as more people try to re-enter work force
• ‘Jon & Kate Plus 8’ stars announce split
• Kodak discontinues Kodachrome film
• Like the savings but tired of all the plastic loyalty cards? Read on
• News of Record: Deeds
• Obama signs tobacco law, acknowledges smoking woes
• Quietly creating spaces for noise
• Rates rise at weekly Treasury auction
• Some in LDS soften gay-marriage stance
• Stocks dive on bleak World Bank forecast
• Suspect in Craigslist killings arraigned
• U.S. seeks dismissal of giant drug case
• Walgreen profit falls 9% in its third quarter
• Water fight in Congress swings on the word ‘navigable’
• Wheels-up landing damages Lancair plane

SPORTS

• Annual Beamer run held July 4 in Madras
• Baseball
• Bend golfer starts quick in Bandon
• Childhood friends stay connected through cycling
• Chopping to the top
• C.O. track and field masters record firsts
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar Events Calendar
• Correction
• Eaton, UO land Pac-10 honors in track and field
• Football
• Glover holds on for victory at Bethpage
• Historic race-car event offered this weekend
• Hockey
• Late single gives LSU win over Texas
• Little League all-stars named in Sisters
• Major League Baseball
• Moratorium set on Skyliners Road events
• New look for Centre Court, Federer
• On the Air
• Registration open for State Games of Oregon
• Rush 93 Girls fall in regional quarterfinals
• Scoreboard
• Three-on-three softball tourney on tap
• Wakeboard camp offered this week

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Dorothy (Hausauer) Modlin

NATION & WORLD

• 25 arrested in $118M Paris jewelry heist
• Attack on president escalates violence in Russian republic
• Baghdad blasts kill at least 24
• Cartels lure U.S. teenagers into becoming their assassins
• Ex-Blagojevich fundraiser sentenced
• Fayyad calls for unity, stronger institutions
• Grills a blazin’, Hawaiians greet North Korean threats with a shrug
• High court compromises on voting rights
• Iran, admitting vote flaws, still calls result valid
• ‘Jon & Kate Plus 8’ stars announce split
• Madoff suits add details about fraud
• Map shows HIV rates highest in the South
• Obama slips on 5-day pledge in signing bills
• Plan to honor rabbi hits snag as daughter protests
• Quality of Detroit vehicles is rising, study says
• Sarkozy says burqas not welcome in France
• Scientists go deep in South Dakota to study dark matter
• Some in LDS soften gay-marriage stance
• Suspect in Craigslist killings arraigned
• Tropical Storm Andres strengthens off Mexico
• U.S., Kyrgyzstan make deal
• U.S. seeks dismissal of giant drug case
• Warren Burger is sworn in as chief justice of the U.S. in 1969
• Water fight in Congress swings on the word ‘navigable’
• With second ‘Google phone,’ T-Mobile aims for mainstream

FEATURES

• A spicy remedy for trimming the family food budget
• Ah, sweet summer squash
• Be a wizard at ’wichcraft
• Be comfortable in hot weather, and with your summer electric bill, too
• Bye-bye bottled dressing
• Classic Caesar Dressing
• County may lose $80,000 of health budget
• Dye, gelatin, etc.: Any shelf life?
• Fixing screens is a breeze
• Garden business to fill Rising Star site
• Good herbs to grow in pots: annuals vs. perennials
• Indie rockers, 90210
• Map shows HIV rates highest in the South
• No homemade sauce? Then it isn't a barbecue
• Recipe Finder
• Roasted Shallot-Sherry Vinaigrette
• Roasted Vegetable Salad with Tangy Buttermilk-Horseradish Dressing
• Save a magnolia by moving it?
• Slow grilling, low flames equals exquisite eggplant
• Tangy Buttermilk-Horseradish Dressing
• Ward off germs, bugs and sun on your picnic
• You grew it — now cook it!
• Your pruning primer

ENTERTAINMENT

• A clean Bill
• BBQ and Blues event to benefit veterans
• Calendar
• Chris Brown pleads guilty to assault
• Ensembles to give patriotic concert
• From fiction to kids books at library sale
• ‘Idol’ rat pack: Season 8’s finalists prepare for tour
• Live music, food and fundraising for Fourth
• Local hospice earns state accreditation
• McConaughey and girlfriend expecting
• Movie Times
• Peas’ manager charged in Perez Hilton assault
• Pitt, Soderbergh’s ‘Moneyball’ pulled
• Time away from ‘The Office’ for faith

OPINION

• Comparing health care
• English health care
• Merkley’s wrong
• Political battle in Salem imperils public safety
• Punish scofflaws, not homeowners
• Real estate numbers
• The one thing OLCC must do