June 28, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Adult store robbed in northeast Bend
• Arrest follows incident at campground
• Beetles add an uncertain dynamic to wildfire control
• Births
• Correction
• Dalgardno — Holden
• Helm
• Horse ranch help for all types of kids
• How did a Deschutes County nonprofit raise money this Saturday to benefit early-childhood development? It’s a mystery
• In mortgage mess here, brokers are now targets
• Lawson
• Legislature OKs lower subsidies for green energy
• Lillis — Briese
• McKay had a large role in Bend’s early development
• Moyes
• New arch is ready to greet Redmond visitors
• News of Record: Deeds
• Nudist explains his naked jaunt through an Ashland school zone
• Ochoco Reservoir Campground rules and a biomass plant in La Pine are among the issues at upcoming meetings
• O’Keeffe’s deserves a big hand
• Oregon lawmakers delay crime initiative
• Oregon woman seeks son’s return from Greece
• Reill — Cepek
• Russell — Waibel
• Scevers — Smith
• Shelly — Sottosanti
• Showered with love
• Their father figure
• Various Fourth of July hijinks reported 75 years ago in Bend
• Warren
• Waters — Ness
• Where all the jobs have gone

BUSINESS

• Airport projects scaled back as travelers depart
• An energy revolution, from top to bottom?
• 7 coffee shops, 1 downtown: Can all thrive?
• Discounts have restaurants eating their own lunches
• General Dynamics chief leaves a legacy
• In mortgage mess here, brokers are now targets
• Like newspapers, cable TV seeks to profit on the Web
• Mortgage rates up, remain above lows
• News of Record: Deeds
• Nokia, Intel to pair up on mobile devices
• O’Keeffe’s deserves a big hand
• The fouled-plug problem that just won’t go away
• Where all the jobs have gone

SPORTS

• Basketball
• Bend’s Schueler in Jr. National 400-meter final
• Boxing
• Busch gets another victory
• By land & water
• Career of union chief was tainted by steroids
• Elks score early, often to beat Spokane
• Funk maintains lead at En-Joie
• Golf Scoreboard
• Madras’ Ceciliani makes his minor league debut
• Major League Baseball
• Marathoner gets her kick in 5,000
• Merritt, Richards cruise to victory in 400s
• On the Air
• One-stop shopping for C.O. golf on the Web?
• Scoreboard
• Strong pit stop leads Dixon to win
• Teen gets stunning win over Jankovic in Wimbledon debut
• Tetherow pros to play at PGA national event
• U.S. excited to play Brazil in Confederations Cup final
• Vijarro is Oregon Amateur champ
• What’s next for Rachel Alexandra after latest romp?

OBITS

• Betty Allen ‘sang with a glory of sound that would honor any performance’
• Pioneering wine grape grower Robert Young dies
• Renowned South Carolina blacksmith Philip Simmons’ work hangs in Smithsonian

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Mary "Beth" Schilling
• Robert D. Carter

NATION & WORLD

• After bloodshed, a strange quiet covers Tehran
• Another milestone in N. Ireland peace
• Betty Allen ‘sang with a glory of sound that would honor any performance’
• Guinea-Bissau, long in disarray, holds little hope for vote
• Hundreds answer pastor’s call to bring guns to church
• Militants’ plans ahead of Afghan election unclear
• Mysterious critic throws a wrench in debate over water supply
• New border fear: murders by a rogue militia
• Often playing it safe in cancer research
• Pioneering wine grape grower Robert Young dies
• Pro-Western leader to be Lebanese PM
• Recognition at last for female WWII pilots
• Taliban’s withdrawal is no coup for Pakistan
• Treaty of Versailles is signed in 1919, ending World War I
• U.S., Russia differ on cyber treaty
• U.S. to plan new course for anti-drug efforts in Afghanistan

FEATURES

• EX35 Journey: Left in the dust by another, far cheaper Nissan
• Getting a toehold at ol’ Lake Tahoe
• How did a Deschutes County nonprofit raise money this Saturday to benefit early-childhood development? It’s a mystery
• Le sandwich takes a bite from the traditional French lunch
• McKay had a large role in Bend’s early development
• News of Record:
• Showered with love
• The fouled-plug problem that just won’t go away
• Will Kindle make books obsolete?

ENTERTAINMENT

• An ugly-dog upset: Underbite helps mutt win top prize
• ‘Border Songs’: author’s towering Northwest tale
• Calendar
• Celebrate the stars tonight, independence on Saturday
• 7 coffee shops, 1 downtown: Can all thrive?
• Connelly’s new thriller evokes turmoil facing a trouble industry
• Discounts have restaurants eating their own lunches
• Free family films are ‘Inkheart,’ ‘Horton’
• HARDCOVER FICTION
• Henry Ford footnote makes for interesting history
• Movie Times
• Museum to showcase 19th-century quilts
• Nature of Words lineup to be announced
• Perez Hilton apologizes for using gay slur
• Powell’s ‘Substrate’ encapsulates the nature of things
• Questions swirl around doctor in Jackson death
• Relay for Life still accepting donations
• Report reveals details of Danny Gans’ death
• Sister-in-law accused of stealing from Cook
• Will Kindle make books obsolete?

OPINION

• A lesson in Thuggery 101
• Crook County schools have put students first
• Don’t take your 3-D vision for granted
• FIXING HEALTH CARE
• Journalism in an era of instant ‘information’
• Obama shouldn’t look for guidance from American Medical Association
• O’Keeffe’s deserves a big hand
• Our health care prognosis: debt
• Thanks to WorkSource
• The green revolution(s)
• Today’s human nature
• United Way needs everyone’s help

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• New arch is ready to greet Redmond visitors