June 27, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Environmental center changes its name, mission
• Falls, butterflies - it must be summer
• Former county worker pleads no contest
• Homeless shelter’s expansion plans may go to Bend council
• New OHV trail system opens near Hoodoo
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Oregon’s school budget passes as adjournment nears
• People on the Move
• Police arrest man after high-speed chase
• Police arrest three in Madras drug bust
• Police make arrest in Prineville assault case
• Police seek information on crash near Chemult
• Prineville man injured in motorcycle crash
• Redmond School District considers switching up its start times
• Redmond to raise arch over Sixth Street today
• Salvation Army seeks donations for July sale
• Sisters gets a flexible summer recreation program
• Timeout likely for tougher sentencing mandate
• What’s going up

BUSINESS

• A chance to talk off the moon
• As low as they go
• 4 banks shut down; 44 failures this year
• Chasing small fry, SEC let Madoff get away
• 3 Ex-Portland brokers accused of fraud
• Financier Stanford’s bond release delayed
• GE to build Michigan technology center
• Homeless shelter’s expansion plans may go to Bend council
• Madoff is ordered to forfeit $170 billion
• PC-makers face risk over China’s filter demands
• People on the Move
• Qantas cancels and delays 787 orders
• Swiss team unveils solar-powered plane
• Train operator in D.C. crash called a hero
• Treasury sets process to pay back bailout
• What’s going up

SPORTS

• Armstrong, old-school racing on tap at Tour
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend’s Vijarro set to play in championship match
• Boxing
• Correction
• Elks lose despite sloppy opponent
• Federer, Serena advance to 4th round
• Funk battles rain to take Champions lead
• Golf Scoreboard
• Islanders draft Tavares No. 1 overall
• Johnson making uncharacteristic mistakes in races
• Major League Baseball
• Montoya gives Patrick advice on NASCAR racing
• On the Air
• Pacific Crest races are under way
• Roping in Prineville
• Schueler 10th in Jr. National 100-meter prelims
• Scoreboard
• Summit High School awarded first place in the Oregonian Cup
• U.S. players Onyewu, Adu are feeling at home in Africa
• USA Track benefits from Nike if Olympics go to Chicago
• Why the drop in Crooked River trout?
• With Gay gone, 100 is Rodgers’ neighborhood
• World-class

OBITS

• Amid a wave of grief and a still-unknown cause of death, Jackson’s star shines anew
• Jackson’s moves expressed as much as his music ever did
• ‘King of Pop’ leaves behind a maze of financial affairs

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alvin 'George' Fox Peterson
• Death notices
• Gordon Van Uitert
• Myron Fritz Schwab
• Norbert R. Mohrholz

NATION & WORLD

• Aging ministers take pride in passing on their activism
• Amid a wave of grief and a still-unknown cause of death, Jackson’s star shines anew
• Detroit councilor admits selling vote
• Edie Falco at rally: Fix health care
• Elite Iraqi troops in forefront as U.S. prepares to pull back
• Envoy to coordinate N. Korea sanctions
• Ex-Catholic priest marries girlfriend
• Fearing similar protests, authoritarian nations censor news on Iran
• Fight over fish pits men against dolphins
• House narrowly OKs bill to address climate
• ‘Jena 6’ beating case wraps up with plea deal
• ‘King of Pop’ leaves behind a maze of financial affairs
• Madoff is ordered to forfeit $170 billion
• 5 militants killed in Pakistan shootout
• Mormon leader Joseph Smith killed in 1844 News of Record
• New OHV trail system opens near Hoodoo
• Opposition in Iran cedes ground, but Ahmadinejad not in clear
• Peru’s indigenous notch a victory over development
• Sanford apologizes, likens himself to biblical figure
• Search for Air France recorders to go on
• Severe limits to the "clunkers’ program?
• Swiss team unveils solar-powered plane
• Third day of Iraqi violence raises fears
• Thornton’s estranged daughter indicted
• Train operator in D.C. crash called a hero
• Violence in churches exposes lack of security, experts say
• White House drafts order to incarcerate detainees indefinitely
• Zimbabwe’s army violently seized control of diamonds, report says

FEATURES

• Aging ministers take pride in passing on their activism
• Baker bishop cares about kids
• Burqas in France: Wearing faith on your sleeve
• Crying in Argentina? Advice columnists weigh in
• Ex-Catholic priest marries girlfriend
• Jon Stewart, daily prophet?
• People on the Move
• Religion In Brief
• Violence in churches exposes lack of security, experts say

ENTERTAINMENT

• Alpaca! replaces David Bowers show
• Amid a wave of grief and a still-unknown cause of death, Jackson’s star shines anew
• Crater Lake recognizes free park weekends
• Crying in Argentina? Advice columnists weigh in
• Edie Falco at rally: Fix health care
• Events Calendar
• Gifted and talented, in a grown-up way
• Grocer helps students afford activity fees
• Jackson’s moves expressed as much as his music ever did
• Jon Stewart, daily prophet?
• ‘King of Pop’ leaves behind a maze of financial affairs
• Movie Times
• Redefined
• ‘Snow white’ flowers at Summit today
• Thornton’s estranged daughter indicted

OPINION

• Baker bishop cares about kids
• Bend should kill room-tax loophole
• Cartoon retaliation

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• New OHV trail system opens near Hoodoo
• Police seek information on crash near Chemult
• Redmond to raise arch over Sixth Street today