June 25, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Area residents speak for, against home rule
• Boy, 11, first to contract H1N1 flu in Deschutes
• Business calendar
• Car wash raises money for activist’s funeral
• Cell phone ban goes to governor
• Closure planned on Lafayette Avenue
• Correction
• Deschutes Junction project takes shape
• Eugene school fire is suspicious, police say
• Grants offered for work force training
• Health Datebook
• House passes online charter school bill
• Key committee OKs forest bill
• La Pine taxidermist’s sentencing postponed
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• OLCC loosens alcohol rules for concerts
• Senate fails to override governor’s school veto
• TSA says initiative to match fliers’ names on tickets and IDs is working
• United Way misses its goal
• Walden to visit Crook, Jefferson counties
• Web site selling drawings by killer

BUSINESS

• A new take on Ladies Night
• Americans losing billions due to faulty insurer data, report says
• Business calendar
• California may be forced to issue IOUs
• Fed chief comes into crosshairs of the GOP
• Fed points to signs recession is easing
• Grants offered for work force training
• Intel clears hurdle in proposed takeover
• 700 New York teachers are paid to do nothing
• News of Record: Permits
• Nike expects recovery despite drop in profit
• Regulation: Trying to make money markets safe and sound
• Rite Aid pares loss, reduces spending
• SBA makes changes to 504 loan program
• Small banks are wary of Obama plan that’s meant to help them
• Target-date funds may miss their marks
• TSA says initiative to match fliers’ names on tickets and IDs is working
• United Way misses its goal

SPORTS

• All about bass
• Auto racing
• Basketball
• Bend golfer is only local to advance
• Blowdown, mosquitoes and snow, oh my!
• Clear Lake now open and recently stocked
• C.O. players land all-state softball honors for 2009
• Decathlon favorite out at nationals?
• Didn’t draw a deer tag? Check out the blacktail hunting option
• Elks earn split of nonleague series
• Fly-tying corner
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Local cycling
• Local running
• On the Air
• Ready for the Roundup
• 5-run 6th inning propels LSU to national title
• Scoreboard
• Sharapova makes early exit at Wimbledon
• Thousands expected for Pacific Crest
• Trail Blazers and Mavericks swap first-round picks
• U.S. win is a miracle on grass
• Visit Doris for a day

OBITS

• Doctor in South Pole rescue dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Glen Clayton Isham

NATION & WORLD

• Afghan leader ahead in polls, but unpopular
• California may be forced to issue IOUs
• D.C. Metro inquiry finds control problem
• Despite attacks, U.S. discounts risks of withdrawing from Iraq
• Doctor in South Pole rescue dies
• Fed chief comes into crosshairs of the GOP
• For Tanzanian orphans, a chance to thrive
• Gaseous space blobs are galaxies ‘coming of age’
• Iowa football coach killed at high school
• Iran steps up efforts to quell protesters
• Iranian election opens floodgates for women
• Moon of Saturn might have ocean
• Motorcycle bomb kills at least 60 in Sadr City
• 700 New York teachers are paid to do nothing
• North Korea boosts ‘retaliation’ rhetoric
• Obama open to tax on health benefits
• One mystery is solved; many questions remain
• Regulation: Trying to make money markets safe and sound
• Republicans question Sotomayor’s stances
• Small banks are wary of Obama plan that’s meant to help them
• The doctor will see you now ... online
• War breaks out in Korea in 1950
• With new leadership, inner-city L.A. school makes tepid progress

FEATURES

• Alternative medicine: Are there benefits? Is it safe?
• Boy, 11, first to contract H1N1 flu in Deschutes
• Breastfeeding a child who isn’t your own
• Does folic acid affect births?
• Health Datebook
• Insurance premiums in Oregon
• It’s summertime, and cantaloupes are a refreshing way to get your vitamins
• Making the case for racewalking
• Medical marijuana outlets open in Spokane
• Need a post-workout boost? Try some cereal
• New state law will give patients a better idea of health care costs
• Obesity surgery thins bones, but enough to break?
• Patella
• People
• Poop does more than just happen
• The pros and cons of condiments
• The thrill of going backward
• U R 2 lazy today; get off the couch
• United Way misses its goal

ENTERTAINMENT

• A new take on Ladies Night
• Academy Awards to double top-film nominees
• Calendar
• Carved flute that’s 35,000 years old is a window to past life
• Community Datebook
• Gosselin marriage ‘irretrievably broken’
• Movie Times
• No more ‘Celebrity’ for Patti Blagojevich
• Penn & Teller’s crackdown on BS kicks off 7th season
• Slide show on Iran at environmental center
• Surrogate delivers twins for Parker, Broderick
• Warm Springs museum opens new exhibit

OPINION

• A case for financial protection agency
• Abstract painting is not an insult to the White House
• Happy hour rule courts absurdity
• Kulongoski deserves credit for schools veto

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Closure planned on Lafayette Avenue