June 30, 2009

LOCAL & STATE

• Ailing guitarist gets second chance changing hands
• Baker City man’s lost wallet returned to him after 63 years
• Bend furniture store is seventh to close
• Bullets strike home with 10 children
• Coast Guard finds missing boy
• Controlled burn to help elk habitat
• Corvallis High is ‘Most Eco-Friendly School’
• Dirt therapy makes for a happy family
• Hay trailer catches fire east of Bend
• Health advisory lifted at Lost Creek Lake
• House OKs field burning phaseout
• Lafayette Avenue to close in east Bend
• Low-income medical care in line for a boost
• Manslaughter trial begins in child’s death
• Minor injuries in Redmond stabbing
• New group to give input on grassland
• New operator brings local emphasis to Prineville train
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Perfect grilled burgers are an all-American classic
• Pushing for change in parking rules, fees
• Ruling their own evil empire
• Saut with fresh spring onions
• Sixth Street upgrades to debut in Redmond
• Summer’s finally here, tube or false?
• Tire tariff would burn Les Schwab

BUSINESS

• Bend furniture store is seventh to close
• Business Calendar
• ‘Extraordinarily evil’ crimes earn Madoff 150 years
• FDA finds E. coli in Nestle sample
• Ford plans to boost production
• High court won’t block DVR system
• Jobs is back on the job at Apple
• Judge to decide today on Stanford’s bond
• $415K to Jefferson as session wraps
• Meet the ‘transumer’: less treasure, more pleasure
• New group to give input on grassland
• New operator brings local emphasis to Prineville train
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pipeline operators merge in stock deal
• Protecting computer screens from prying eyes
• Pushing for change in parking rules, fees
• Ruling their own evil empire
• State Street could face civil charges from SEC
• Tire tariff would burn Les Schwab
• Try these tips to see if you can lower your food bill
• With confidence looking static, deeper discounts may follow

SPORTS

• A team on a mission
• Annual Beamer run/walk set for Saturday
• Basketball
• Bend Boys U19 soccer falls in regional semis
• Bicyclists can get patriotic Saturday
• Britain’s Murray makes history under Wimbledon’s new roof
• Cog Wild Mountain bike shuttle starts up
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar Events Calendar
• Elks score five runs in third en route to win
• Fourth of July Fun Run & Walk offered
• In bloom
• Longtime shooting championship on tap
• Major League Baseball
• Man gets jail time, probation in horse shooting
• On the Air
• Rain, Rain, go away
• Scoreboard
• Spark Your Heart 5K Run/Walk is Saturday
• Swim lessons available at Juniper
• Tetherow pros miss cut at PGA National Championship
• Volunteers needed for Deschutes Dash
• Youth baseball tryouts in Redmond

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Lawrence William Fisher
• Norman Franklin St. Clair
• Sandra Kay (Muncie) Johnson

NATION & WORLD

• Argentine president defiant despite losses
• Clashes, condemnation after Honduras coup
• Court to consider election spending
• EPA reveals 44 higher risk coal ash locations
• ‘Gone With the Wind’ published in 1936
• Guardian Council confirms Iranian election
• Justices rule for white firefighters in racial bias case
• Obama steers the health debate out of D.C. and into the states
• Oncologist defends work at VA hospital
• Saving species is no longer a beauty contest
• Several Afghan police killed in gun battle
• Souter bids goodbye to colleagues
• South Africa’s poor face grave threats
• States allowed to challenge banks
• Train explosion kills at least 6 in Italy
• U.S. troops leave a district that’s pacified but tense

FEATURES

• A checkup for your home
• An herb with so much flavor - and many, many enemies
• Bearnaise Sauce
• Bistro Burger
• Calendar
• Dirt therapy makes for a happy family
• Entertaining alfresco
• Grilled Burgers
• Keeping the A/C in good condition
• Low-income medical care in line for a boost
• Mustard-Cornichon Butter Sauce
• Perfect grilled burgers are an all-American classic
• Playing house for the first time?
• Porcini Paste
• Recipe Finder
• Rustic Aioli
• Summer on a stick
• Tropical Lamb Burgers with Fresh Mango Chutney
• Why does Jell-O gel? Or popcorn pop? Answers to these and other ... ... mysteries on the menu

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author Dunn to dish some ‘Geek Love’
• Billy Crystal takes ‘700 Sundays’ on the road
• Calendar
• Fabric of life
• It’s a split decision on who’s winning the late-night face-off
• Jackson wrapped up video before death
• Keaton treated after bumping her head
• Local Quota group honored for dedication to hearing-impaired
• Michael Jackson’s mother is granted limited power
• Movie Times
• Sunriver employee recognized for turning over marked hawk
• ‘Ugly Betty’s’ Ortiz welcomes a daughter

OPINION

• American grandstanding would help Iranian nationalists
• Clean up after yourselves
• County government change needed
• Democrats vs. business
• Measure 57 delay makes good sense
• Teamwork saved boxer
• The cost of subsidies

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Lafayette Avenue to close in east Bend
• Sixth Street upgrades to debut in Redmond