May 27, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• After surveying parents, schools retain start times
• Baker City sued by former manager
• BEE SEASON
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Carver water buffalo ranch fined for polluting stream
• Church rises from the ashes
• Clarification
• Commissioners extend Cyrus' term for 60 days
• Coos man draws life for killing sister of ex
• Court rules early retirees not entitled to insurance
• D-Day ceremony dedicates highway
• Desire to grow
• Eugene lifts limit on backyard chickens
• Final presentation in OSU lecture series
• Four held in Redmond on heroin charges
• Home Federal Bank declares dividend
• Homeless man found dead in Eugene
• In education race, leader margin shrinks
• “Jason Evers” identified
• La Pine clinic gets new CEO, looks for new doctor
• Lawmakers cry foul over governor’s plan for cuts
• Man guilty of killing neighbor
• Medford pilot’s body found in California
• Most of 15 rescued Alsea pit bulls will be put down
• News of Record: permits
• News of Record: Police Log
• Prepping for the Rose festival
• Salvaging barred from Crook landfill
• School founder sentenced for child rape
• Sneaking some sunshine

BUSINESS

• AIG chief says taxpayers will get their money back
• An overhaul's impact on your pocketbook
• Apple takes tech crown from rival Microsoft
• Business Calendar
• 2 charged with selling insider Disney data
• Clarification
• Commissioners extend Cyrus' term for 60 days
• Congress seeks answers on medicine defects
• Cork restaurant in Bend sells, will close
• Discounted airfares may not be such a great deal after all
• Facebook bows to pressure over privacy
• Former Google director files discrimination suit
• Home Federal Bank declares dividend
• Ice rink getting face-lift
• In E. coli fight, some strains are ignored
• King is still its anchor, but CNN’s lineup is sinking
• Mitigate the risks of ownership
• News of Record: permits
• Positive economic signs as durable goods climb
• Recent outbreak of worker suicides rattles tech titan
• Researchers: global recovery under way
• State: Debt-aid firms must be registered
• State's foreclosure aid plan aims to rework 6,200 loans
• Treasury sells 20% of its shares in Citigroup - at a profit
• Tribune Co. proposes $59M in bonus payouts

SPORTS

• A ‘transparent leader' for selective trout
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend’s twin sisters look to vault to top at 5A girls meet
• Cascade Lakes Highway may be open, but snow still coveringpopular trails
• Cowboys’ Reeher set to compete in three events at boys’ 5A meet
• Crenshaw eager to show off his course design at Senior PGA
• Cycling
• Early to rise
• Federer survives wet and windy day at French Open
• Fly-tying corner
• Hunting & Fishing Events Calendar
• Magic win big, send series back to Boston
• Major League Baseball
• NBA Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Panthers suffer shutout in state playoffs
• Prep Scoreboard
• Red Sox OF Jacoby Ellsbury out of lineup again
• Scoreboard
• Sisters falls in second round of state
• Skiing
• Soccer
• Spring eternal
• Success for kokanee reported at Odell Lake, Kokanee good at Odell
• Track and field
• Victims of Landis’ deceit celebrate confession
• With Walton Lake closed, Antelope Flat a good option
• Woods coming back to defend Memorial

OBITS

• Alice May Coman
• Austin Gene Vaughn
• Dale Crawford
• Death notices
• Nancy Baker Bosch
• Ruby B. Brenden Chernenkoff- Patton
• TV host Art Linkletter dies at 97 in California

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Alice May Coman
• Austin Gene Vaughn
• Dale Crawford
• Death notices
• Nancy Baker Bosch
• Ruby B. Brenden Chernenkoff- Patton

NATION & WORLD

• A bittersweet landing
• American to be freed from prison in Peru
• An overhaul's impact on your pocketbook
• BP starts ‘top kill,’ bombarding a leaky well in an effort to plug it
• Cancun mayor jailed, accused of drug ties
• Clinton backs South Korea, but counsels patience
• Condom use increasing, study finds
• EU panel backs off of emissions goals
• Funds for health care risk pool called inadequate
• Golden Gate Bridge opens to traffic in 1937
• House committee OKs auto safety bill
• in Thailand, prayers for a lasting peace
• Iran, Russia quarrel over new sanctions
• Military’s allure grows in a down economy
• New curriculum plays down civil rights era, freedom of religion
• Ohio governor dogged by aborted sting at his official residence
• Recent outbreak of worker suicides rattles tech titan
• Researcher: Hurricane season is looking bad
• Researchers: global recovery under way
• Smaller firms object to bill that would limit donations
• Target of bloody raid may have left Jamaica

FEATURES

• Are you ready to give yoga a try?
• Car accidents involving driver distraction
• Condom use increasing, study finds
• Congress seeks answers on medicine defects
• Electronic muscle stimulation may not be the right choice
• Folate
• Funds for health care risk pool called inadequate
• Golden Gate Bridge opens to traffic in 1937
• Health Datebook
• H1N1 in hindsight Was it as bad as expected?
• In E. coli fight, some strains are ignored
• Income vs. hospital stay
• La Pine clinic gets new CEO, looks for new doctor
• People
• Popular exercises can help older women lose weight and get fit
• Raw milk stirs up passions

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Datebook
• Cork restaurant in Bend sells, will close
• Correction
• Corvette fundraiser seeks donations
• DeWyze triumphs on ‘Idol'
• King is still its anchor, but CNN’s lineup is sinking
• Movie Times
• ‘The Good Guys’ makes Dallas a prime-time player
• ‘Three Amigos Shoot’ set for Millican range
• Tina Fey to receive Mark Twain humor prize
• U2 postpones tour
• Upcoming Redmond Centennial events
• White House will fete Paul McCartney

OPINION

• A big boost for a good initiative
• Bend lucking out with riverside park
• Elect Conger
• Flawed process
• No drinks for ‘Evers’
• No extension
• The Guzek saga
• Too much junk food in Bend-La Pine classrooms

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• House committee OKs auto safety bill