June 26, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A sunny day at the car wash
• Appeal filed in wrongful prosecution rape case of Jefferson County teen
• Bend hotelier remembered as an ‘astute’ family-based businessman
• Bend-La Pine Schools making big upgrades
• Body of missing Bend man found in remote Idaho
• Business Calendar
• Choosing the next Home Sweet home
• Dispatches
• Dogs help couple fend off cougar attack
• Environmental groups sue FEMA over salmon
• Ex-Border Patrol official gets 4 years for rape
• Ex-officer in Sandy sentenced to probation
• Family Calendar
• Field burning phaseout wins state Senate OK
• 3 finalists left in bid for new manager
• Fire in Terrebonne damages structure
• Gas leak detected at weapons depot
• GO Magazine
• Idaho mine violates law, EPA says
• Jury rejects civil rights violation claim
• Museum to host talk on family ranches
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Plan picked to decrease Bowman Dam flood danger
• Play catch with your own comet
• Portland pair arraigned in sex trafficking
• Possible cougar siting on Bend’s east side
• Pretty but invasive, a bad weed is spotted in west Bend
• 2 Prineville residents face drug charges
• Redmond School Board adopts budget
• Redmond school to get new principal
• Restaurant Guide
• Rev up your engine for these great reads
• Several trees stripped of bark in Bend parks
• Silverton teacher accused of sexually abusing boy
• Spokane group gets prime rock area in deal
• Story times, library youth events for June 26-July 2
• Testimony begins in fatal DUII crash trial
• Tower Theatre hosts StoryStars! production
• Washington man rushing dog to vet blamed for crash
• Woman who fed bears ordered to leave her home

BUSINESS

• AIG moves to spin off 2 units, reduce debt
• Amid change, the Fords stand by family business
• Angeline’s Bakery hosts Lisa and Her Kin
• Are you getting hungry?
• Attitudes shifting on homes, survey shows
• Bend hotelier remembered as an ‘astute’ family-based businessman
• Bend-La Pine Schools making big upgrades
• Bernanke defends handling of BofA-Merrill Lynch deal
• Business Calendar
• Deschutes turns 21 with beer, music
• Dispatches
• Eating out(side) in Central Oregon
• 3 finalists left in bid for new manager
• Financier Stanford pleads not guilty
• GM to build small car at Michigan plant
• Happy anniversary
• Jobless claims rise; GDP decline slows
• Kimberly-Clark to cut 1,600 jobs
• $42.7M from stimulus set for transit projects
• Plan picked to decrease Bowman Dam flood danger
• Recalls
• Rollback for carry-ons?
• Senators claim $1T health bill is within reach
• Stocks soar on upbeat signs
• Toy importer fined for high lead levels
• U.K. looks to young geeks to help secure cyberspace
• Who moved the ‘Delete’ key? Lenovo makes daring changes

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Calendar
• Armstrong in back seat in Astana’s Tour lineup
• Bend cyclist is left out of 2009 Tour de France
• Bend golfer advances to quarterfinals
• Blazers pick one Spaniard, trade another
• Cascade lakes
• Correction
• Crooked River Roundup set for three-day run
• East Lake
• Eaton running a close second at U.S. nationals
• Football
• Gay runs wind-aided 9.75 in first, only 100
• Golf Scoreboard
• It’s official: Suns trade Shaq to Cavaliers
• Jordan interested in buying Bobcats
• Major League Baseball
• No surprise: Griffin goes No. 1 in draft
• On the Air
• Perry fires 61 at PGA event
• Peterson Ridge
• Ramirez won’t feel pressure when he rejoins L.A.
• Scoreboard
• Soccer
• Splash N Dash set for July 4 in Prineville
• Venus keeps knee status a mystery

OBITS

• A look back at Jackson’s life
• An unrivaled icon, for better and worse
• ‘Charlie’s Angel’ Farrah Fawcett inspired others
• Crowds gather to mourn Jackson

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Curtis O. Baney
• Death notices
• Esther Louise Card
• Janice Yvonne Smith

NATION & WORLD

• Acquittals overturned in journalist’s killing
• Air France pilot’s body found in Atlantic
• Calif. school district’s error trims break
• Digging deeper into quakes
• Fish in acidic waters grow bigger ears, scientists find
• Former Nepalese king’s palace now serves as a tourist haunt
• Groups urge VA to reform procedures
• Hamas leader likes Obama’s approach
• Holder seeks new hate crimes law
• In Pakistan, the displaced yearn for their homes
• Kentucky pastor invites flock to bring guns to church
• Last pole-driven ferry may close in Virginia
• North Korea vows attack if provoked
• Obama pushes hard on climate
• President Kennedy visits West Berlin, saying, ‘Ich bin ein Berliner,’ in 1963
• Professors who met Mousavi are detained
• Sanford scrambles amid resignation calls
• Scores killed in Iraqi bombings
• Senators claim $1T health bill is within reach
• Signs of a violent summer at hospital in Afghanistan
• Stocks soar on upbeat signs
• Supreme Court rules school strip search illegal
• Those glittering gifts? Officials can’t keep ’em
• U.S. bolsters aid to Somalia to stymie rebels
• White House hunting for transit money

FEATURES

• 97 and independent all the way to the end
• Kentucky pastor invites flock to bring guns to church

ENTERTAINMENT

• A look back at Jackson’s life
• A loud, confusing mess
• A roundup of local bands’ gigs
• An unrivaled icon, for better and worse
• Angeline’s Bakery hosts Lisa and Her Kin
• Are you getting hungry?
• Art exhibits
• Arts & Crafts
• Artwork sought for exhibit at library
• ‘Away We Go’ doesn’t like you – but why should it?
• ‘Battlestar Galactica’ producer on to next adventure with ‘Virtuality’
• Catch The Erins, then one Erin’s solo show
• ‘Charlie’s Angel’ Farrah Fawcett inspired others
• Crowds gather to mourn Jackson
• Cultivating plays with local color
• Deschutes turns 21 with beer, music
• EAST meets WEST
• Eating out(side) in Central Oregon
• EXPLORERS
• Kind of blue
• Lindy Gravelle celebrates new CD
• Movie times
• Music releases
• New DVD releases The following movies were released to DVD on June 23.
• On local screens
• Out of town
• Outdoor Recreation
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Parks & Recreation
• Performances add polish to drama on family’s dilemma
• Planning ahead
• PoetHouse artists hold sale of original works
• Revisit your favorite robots in disguise
• Rock show set for the Domino Room in Bend
• Smooth moves for the Wii
• Talks & classes
• This week
• Upcoming Concerts
• Writing contest seeks submissions

RESTAURANTS

• EAST meets WEST

OPINION

• Legislative leaders try to trick voters
• Obama plan will hurt U.S. health care
• Seattle tax epiphany
• The Iranian revolution is waiting for its Boris Yeltsin