June 29, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• A chance for grants, but local schools have to innovate
• About 101 pound pups
• 2 arrested in burglary of Crook County home
• At-risk youth academy graduates first class
• Dog show a real partnership
• Employees at Salem school complain of racist tolerance
• Facility will help fish get to Upper McKenzie
• Joining in matrimony in the presence of dog(s)
• Nearly half of pets given human names
• New area code to spark change
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• Racing to get things done in a new environment
• Salem woman arrested after I-5 crash
• Teaching the teachers
• Unloved juniper trees providing logs for home
• Watch for roadwork early in the week
• Weather to stay warm and clear into holiday

BUSINESS

• Beware of higher fees as banks try to make up ground
• Company proposes biomass logs
• GM to assume some product liability

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Bend Swim Club wins combined meet championship
• Bend’s Schueler qualifies for junior relay team
• Brazil rallies to beat U.S. in Confederations Cup final
• College
• Crawford wins medal he’ll never need to give back
• Feats great and small at 2009 Pacific Crest
• Federer, Williams resume bids for 6th titles
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Pets calendar
• Quick start leads Nielsen to victory
• Racing Scoreboard
• Rain gives teenager first Sprint Cup win
• Scoreboard
• Tennis
• Tetherow golfer close to making cut at pro event
• Triathlon
• Washington cowboy takes all-around honors at CRR
• Wild pitch leads Elks to victory in 11 innings

OBITS

• Gale Storm, perky star of 1950s TV, dies at 87
• TV pitchman Billy Mays, 50, dies at Florida home

NATION & WORLD

• Colorado company expands beef recall
• Doctor’s lawyer: Jackson had a pulse when found
• GM to assume some product liability
• Honduran president ousted ahead of vote
• Israel reunifies the city of Jerusalem in 1967
• Protesters clash as Iran defies Britain
• Quiet star is a puzzler, and it may sway our weather
• Twitter post may mean hard time in Guatemala

FEATURES

• Colorado company expands beef recall
• Mount Emily Recreation Area now open in Eastern Oregon

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Gale Storm, perky star of 1950s TV, dies at 87
• Movie Times
• Sci-fi fans have plenty to be happy about

OPINION

• Biomass should be ruled renewable
• Curtail fools, not fireworks
• In the end, rationing health care is our choice
• Should infidelity really be the end to a political career?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Watch for roadwork early in the week