May 02, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• America finally joins the ‘fiesta’
• Births
• Calendar
• Childs — Vallans
• City doesn’t appear cold to business
• County jobs up in at least one sector - government
• Inmates help save Multnomah sheriff’s deputy with first aid
• Martin — Howard
• New operators, new ideas for a popular marina
• Oregon May Day marchers protest new Arizona law
• Ready to water? Test the backflow, Bend says
• ‘Spongy’ brake may have air in hydraulics
• Stripping back the layers on 1880s home construction
• Volunteer Search May 2, 2010
• What it’s like as one of Oregon’s senators
• With OLCC official in jail, area licensees fear personal info’s at risk
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Apple shuts down Lala music service
• City doesn’t appear cold to business
• Convenience store recovery driven by ... well, convenience, sales show
• County jobs up in at least one sector - government
• Do you understand this PowerPoint slide?
• Expected merger means smooth flying for analysts
• International markets push Avon sales up, profits down
• New operators, new ideas for a popular marina
• Oil spill blackens BP"s image as well as drains its coffers
• Profit potential fuels offshore wind ventures
• Spain teeters on edge with 20% jobless rate
• Ways to save when job hunting
• 30-year rates dip

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Buffs, Bears both win one
• Cavs rally past Celtics
• Cougars sweep Cowboys in IMC baseball
• Cowgirls, Cougars split two in IMC
• Cycling
• Dixon’s win in Kansas good prep for Indy
• Football
• Get ready ... ... it’s game on ... ... at Pine Nursery
• Give to charity, play for discount
• Juniors have plenty of options in Central Oregon
• Kyle Busch wins Richmond as Gordon falls short again
• Local courses welcome loaded regional schedule
• Locals looking for value-added options
• Luongo, Canucks win opener over Blackhawks
• Major League Baseball
• Mayfair clings to lead
• Mayweather dominates Mosley, stays unbeaten
• Miyazato up one stroke in Mexico
• Nadal pulls out win at Rome Masters
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregon State backups shine at scrimmage
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Stars to appear in Sunriver
• Super Saver takes Derby with Borel aboard
• The game of golf is supposed to be fun
• Turmoil has Oregon searching for balance
• UO reaches lacrosse final held in Bend
• White beats Green to end the Ducks' spring practices
• Winners take top spots in Salmon Run for third time

OBITS

• Cecil Sherman led moderate Baptist faction
• Death notices
• Dorothy Provine, film and TV star of 1960s
• Irmalee Trowbridge Ernst
• J. Robert Porter Jr. founded satellite imaging company
• Screenwriter Furio Scarpelli authored some of Italy’s most celebrated comedies
• Walter Murphy, a scholar who also wrote a best-seller

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Irmalee Trowbridge Ernst

NATION & WORLD

• A university forever linked with tragedy
• Anger over Arizona law fuels another day of rallies
• Attacks rattle the Caucasus on May Day
• Audit criticizes California’s plans for high-speed rail
• Cecil Sherman led moderate Baptist faction
• Disastrous spill vs. "drill, baby, drill’
• Do you understand this PowerPoint slide?
• Dorothy Provine, film and TV star of 1960s
• Gulf oil spill swiftly balloons, could drift
• International markets push Avon sales up, profits down
• Is that census worker at your door really a census worker?
• J. Robert Porter Jr. founded satellite imaging company
• Laura Bush: In her own words
• Lessons from Katrina make Obama’s trip to the Gulf a tricky one
• Near a Montana ghost town, a gold mine may be reborn
• Nuclear gains by Iran raise fresh worries
• Obama targets tea party
• Pope reins in Catholic order tied to abuse
• Screenwriter Furio Scarpelli authored some of Italy’s most celebrated comedies
• Spain teeters on edge with 20% jobless rate
• Times Square cleared as suspected car bomb found
• Walter Murphy, a scholar who also wrote a best-seller
• 30-year rates dip

FEATURES

• America finally joins the ‘fiesta’
• More than just a place to sleep
• News of Record: Reunions
• Putting her money on a life of writing
• ‘Quiet Heroes’ photo exhibit celebrates elderly survivors
• Timing is everything with flights, cars, hotels

ENTERTAINMENT

• Apple shuts down Lala music service
• Best-sellers
• How, exactly, do you follow Bill Moyers?
• Laura Bush: In her own words
• May is membership month for Tower group
• Movie Times
• Paranoia runs deep in 1960s
• Police mystery transcends the routine in fifth novel
• Putting her money on a life of writing
• Roberts gives fans a series to ‘Savor’
• Stephen King steps to the plate
• Tower Theatre to host Mother’s Day concert
• What if Long Island was its own state?

OPINION

• Blame bad immigration law on Senate
• Challenges go beyond athletics for UO leader
• City doesn’t appear cold to business
• Cover math
• Health reform
• How one school is bringing hope to Sudan
• Legislative crazy train stretches from New York to Arizona
• Obama’s liberal double standard
• Peaceful tea party
• The Bulletin’s endorsements
• The drama hides the bigger issue
• Wyden challenges use of secret holds

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• America finally joins the ‘fiesta’
• ‘Spongy’ brake may have air in hydraulics