May 16, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A cappella group is a big hit — online, anyway
• Bank robbery suspect arrested after chase
• Big road projects in Seaside may have to wait
• Births
• Calendar
• Costs jump in new state health plan for teachers
• DeWolf — Nee
• Ewing — Fischer
• In the world of forestry, OSU professor is a star
• Ingram — Ellis
• Living costs, layoff policy snag union, county talks
• Montana man found guilty in abuse case
• New chief: ‘This was what I was made to do’
• News of Record: DEEDS
• Playing to the region’s strengths
• 3 primaries test depth of anger at incumbents
• Restoration plan may bring more green to forest
• Reward is raised for info on hurt eagle
• School officials consider early-release Wednesdays
• Shooting victim was mentally ill, parents say
• Sisson — Campbell
• St. Helens: 30 years on, still a hot topic
• Thanks to radar, forgotten graves being rediscovered
• Weekley — Walters
• Where McCall failed, Kitzhaber now appears poised to succeed
• Working to build a better future

BUSINESS

• Bleep or no bleep, bolder words slip into advertising
• Brake-warning light not behaving? Try these fixes
• Cell use may be booming, but talking has stagnated
• 3-D films entering new dimension as expectations rise
• Greece, debt and a lesson
• In the company garden, trying to grow morale
• Living costs, layoff policy snag union, county talks
• News of Record: DEEDS
• Oil industry’s ‘wildcat’ ethic embraces risk and rewards
• Playing to the region’s strengths
• Reports: Toyota had PR plan against Capitol Hill testimony
• The rules on interns

SPORTS

• A battle against cancer
• A group of ‘sisters' celebrates a milestone
• After second round, four tied for lead at Texas Open
• All for the team
• Auto racing
• Baby on board
• Baseball
• Bend falls to Pendleton and finishes third in IMC
• By the numbers
• Champion racehorse skip away dies Champion racehorse skip away dies
• Cycling
• Dude, where’s my kayak?
• Eaton wins long jump at Pac-10 meet, UO men lead
• Federer, Nadal set for Madrid final Tour de France begins in California for Armstrong
• Federer, Nadal set for Madrid Masters’ final
• Football
• Honorary no more
• Lookin At Lucky holds off First Dude for Preakness win
• Madras softball earns spot in playoffs
• Major League Baseball
• New winner crowned
• Ol' Celtics, or just old? Boston to show vs. Magic in conference finals
• On the Air
• One more for the road
• PPP in photos
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Storm, Panthers in hunt at state tourney
• Summit seeks another 5A title
• Suns smirk at Jackson’s ‘traveling’ accusation Suns smirk at Jackson’s accusation
• What exactly are those nuns holding?

OBITS

• Allan Manings helped create TV’s ‘One Day at a Time’
• Angus Thuermer had a swashbuckling CIA career
• Champion racehorse skip away dies Champion racehorse skip away dies
• Death notices
• John Fugh served as the Army’s top uniformed lawyer
• Lloyd Wendell "Spike" Anderson
• Richard LaMotta invented the Chipwich ice cream sandwich

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Lloyd Wendell "Spike" Anderson

NATION & WORLD

• Allan Manings helped create TV’s ‘One Day at a Time’
• Angus Thuermer had a swashbuckling CIA career
• Bittersweet return for young crash survivor
• Episcopalians ordain 2nd gay bishop
• For car bomb suspect, a long road to Times Square
• Girl returns to Australia after sailing the globe
• John Fugh served as the Army’s top uniformed lawyer
• Nations yank welcome mat for Haitians
• No vote trades here
• Palin to Obama: ‘Do your job. Secure our border’
• Quest for oil leaves scars worldwide
• Regal silence as Thailand burns
• Richard LaMotta invented the Chipwich ice cream sandwich
• Snagged cable forces shorter shuttle survey
• Taliban claim deaths of 4 interpreters
• ‘Wings’ named best production at Academy Awards premiere in 1929

FEATURES

• ‘Annie’ skips off into the sunset
• Costs jump in new state health plan for teachers
• Episcopalians ordain 2nd gay bishop
• More can be done to help seniors prevent falls
• News of Record: Reunions
• Sea romance
• Suzuki's best yet: Sensible, stylish but a difficult name
• 100 YEARS AGO

ENTERTAINMENT

• At last, a fitting biography of hall-of-famer Hank Aaron
• Best-sellers
• China’s dark secrets pervade biography of novelist Pearl Buck
• How many season finales can your heart handle?
• Joan Cusack: mom first, then movie star
• Michael Perry sows seeds of farm humor
• Movie Times
• Re-imagining a biracial survivor
• Success story: Teen publishes first book
• The rules on interns

OPINION

• A surprising inspiration at a college graduation
• Arlen Specter and the perils of political incumbency
• Bulletin endorsements
• Elena Kagan is impressive and a little disturbing
• Greece faces a financial revolution
• Most Americans engage in profiling
• Playing to the region’s strengths
• Racism isn't always easy to pinpoint
• Re-elect Dugan
• This election is important
• Vote for Dugan
• Vote for Flaherty
• Yes to bond