June 24, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Albertsons evacuated in electrical fire
• Board may let students transfer
• Business Calendar
• Charges filed against former county worker
• Deschutes historic sites panel seeks volunteer
• Gaga for gadgets
• Group offers reward in shooting of llama
• Increasing enrollment brightens budget outlook
• Local jobs likely to be saved with extension of Work Share program
• 2 local students receive scholarships
• Local summer camps and programs
• Newport Market education fundraiser
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Parks program takes flight
• Pilot project to turn fumes into energy
• Ponzi claims at Summit 1031 lead its trustee to sue bank
• Pre-launch prep
• Prineville man becomes ombudsman
• Redmond museum moves to downtown
• Sawyers to consider settlement in trust suit
• Senate passes ban on phones while driving
• Smart-phone etiquette
• Sodomy suspect turns himself in
• Veto leaves area educators waiting
• With construction on track, Juniper Ridge taking shape

BUSINESS

• Bachelor to launch summer operations
• Census data: World's elderly population to triple by 2050
• First flight of Boeing 787 Dreamliner gets delayed for fifth time
• Flip-flop your style with Switch Flops
• Gaga for gadgets
• GM to cut 4,000 more jobs this year
• Happy hour rules have some bars baffled, and paying up
• Home sales down 3.6% from a year ago
• Life after debt: Time to rebuild your credit
• Local jobs likely to be saved with extension of Work Share program
• 2 local students receive scholarships
• Madoff lawyer seeks 12-year sentence
• Newport Market education fundraiser
• Not all sunglasses are created equal
• Oracle tops forecasts despite sales, profit dip
• Pilot project to turn fumes into energy
• Ponzi claims at Summit 1031 lead its trustee to sue bank
• Sawyers to consider settlement in trust suit
• TJX reaches settlement on massive data theft
• With construction on track, Juniper Ridge taking shape

SPORTS

• Bandon will host 2011 USGA events
• Barton qualifies for U.S. Public Links
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend golfer wins California tourney
• Bend’s Eaton to compete in USA Championships
• Ceciliani signs with Mets
• Central Oregon amateur golfers advance
• Correction
• Entry list is brimming for 2009 Crooked River Roundup
• Fishing on frozen waters
• Fresh Feathers
• Friendly group of golfers
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Horse neglect suspects appear in court
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• PGA TOUR
• Redmond golfer an alternate at Jr. Am
• Safin’s last Wimbledon ends with 1st-round loss
• Scoreboard
• Yuba Sutter hangs on for 3-2 win over Bend

OBITS

• First-rate career as a 2nd banana
• Heyward Isham negotiated U.S., Vietnam treaty

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Esther Marie (Patton) Dixon
• George Eugene Page
• Kermit Guy Welch

NATION & WORLD

• California forests could hold an answer to climate change
• Citigroup said to be raising pay for workers
• Computer failure behind D.C. crash?
• First leases granted to test wind potential
• Heyward Isham negotiated U.S., Vietnam treaty
• House OKs bill to end delay in veterans care
• Iran takes steps to silence riots
• Leader’s assassination in Pakistan exposes a rift in Taliban ranks
• Nixon tapes, papers weigh in on fateful days
• North Korean cargo ship could test new sanctions
• Obama brushes off critics of health plan
• Pacific sees first hurricane of season
• Smart-phone etiquette
• Space shuttle carrying Sally Ride, America’s first woman in space, lands safely in 1983
• Spate of attacks tests infamous Iraqi city - and U.S. withdrawal
• Stomach stapling as a cancer deterrent? Perhaps
• Widowed before she got a green card

FEATURES

• Pacify teens while on vacation
• Pre-launch prep
• Prineville man becomes ombudsman
• Stomach stapling as a cancer deterrent? Perhaps

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Cheney memoir planned for 2011
• Coroner: Pain killer killed ex-Wilco member
• Happy hour rules have some bars baffled, and paying up
• Jon and Kate ‘MUST go on’; they lived apart for 2 years
• Movie Times
• ‘Prep’ follows the lives of the young and privileged

OPINION

• ‘Help’ from the feds
• Many people are seeking adventure on a TV screen
• Metolius vote a sellout
• The key to reform in Iran