May 30, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• As summer nears, Oregon kayakers are warned of permit fee
• Ash, evacuations in Ecuador
• Births
• Business leaders plan state’s fiscal restoration
• Cuts just a down payment?
• De Alicante — Caulfield
• If tombstones could talk ...
• Kistler
• La Pine’s legal fees attract scrutiny
• Local help on the Gulf
• MASTERS of migration
• Newman — Thompson
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon charter schools may see changes
• Permits next up for downtown parking changes
• Preble
• State sends boy back to Canada over objections
• Wartime mail arrives — but 41 years late
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Bachelor headed the right way
• BP’s trail of incorrect estimates raises motive questions
• Business leaders plan state’s fiscal restoration
• Consumers lower delinquency rates
• D.C. food fight: big producers vs. local farms
• Intel leads U.S. export resurgence
• Local help on the Gulf
• Permits next up for downtown parking changes
• SeaWorld aims to answer criticism in aftermath of killer whale tragedy
• Struggling mango industry seeking to rebuild in Haiti
• 30-year mortgage rates near record low

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Bandon resort’s new course honors golf pioneer
• Baseball
• Bend's Theobald runs off with 800-meter title at state
• Blackhawks take Game 1
• California scores 13-3 victory over Oregon
• Celtics used season as 82-game training camp
• Correction
• Cycling
• Ducks lose opener of super regional
• Ginepri, not Roddick, is last U.S. man left in Paris
• JGR drivers look to continue hot streak at Coca-Cola 600
• Lehman, Blake tied for Senior PGA lead
• Los Angeles rolls over Suns to set up a date with Boston in finals
• Madras senior wins 5A high jump title; Summit boys bring home third-place team trophy
• Major League Baseball
• Mixed martial arts
• Molder still on top, but now shares lead
• NBA Scoreboard
• NFL’s Goodell uses his story to inspire graduates
• On the Air
• Phils’ Halladay is perfect
• Pitcher shuts down Wildcats as Beavers take a 5-0 victory
• Soccer
• Taken by Storm
• We can be better on the greens

OBITS

• Death notices
• Dennis Hopper, Hollywood rebel
• Donald Moss, 90, a longtime commercial sports illustrator
• Edward Sargent Jackson
• Maurice Williams, 89, directed U.N. food aid
• Pauline Yoman Lang
• Stuart Stu Merlich

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Edward Sargent Jackson
• Pauline Yoman Lang
• Stuart Stu Merlich

NATION & WORLD

• Agatha hits Guatemala, kills at least a dozen
• Anti-politician mood is here; so are political insiders
• Arizona governor pulls state AG off new law defense
• Artifact sting wins some, returns some
• Avoiding a Korean conflict is urgent, China premier says
• D.C. food fight: big producers vs. local farms
• Dennis Hopper, Hollywood rebel
• Documents show earlier worries for rig’s safety
• Donald Moss, 90, a longtime commercial sports illustrator
• For women of two cultures, a fragile bond
• Gulf gloom grows as ‘top kill’ try fails
• Illegal migrants gravitate toward Arizona border
• Joan of Arc burned at the stake in 1431
• Long war tests military couples Vermont plans 2nd memorial to mideast wars
• Maurice Williams, 89, directed U.N. food aid
• Police: Taliban behind Pakistan mosque strike
• Salt sellers work overtime on image
• Struggling mango industry seeking to rebuild in Haiti
• U.S. drone operators are blamed in Afghan civilian deaths
• Washington Week

FEATURES

• Game ON
• News of Record: Reunions
• Pokhara, Nepal’s yoga capital
• Where Jeep (and treads) can best make their mark

ENTERTAINMENT

• Best-sellers
• ‘Blood Oath’ introduces the president’s vampire
• Heavy-metal brush strokes
• Movie Times
• Old article gets vintage marble game rolling again
• ‘Play Dead’ scores enthusiastic reception
• Rock fans pay for concert perks
• SeaWorld aims to answer criticism in aftermath of killer whale tragedy
• ‘Talent,’ ‘Wipeout’ make fun TV
• Time to register for Heaven Can Wait 5K
• Toyz for Food benefit seeks donations
• Wit and romance thrive in Julia Quinn’s latest novel

OPINION

• A sad show of support for tyranny
• A task force on geese
• Bachelor headed the right way
• Can’t afford dreams
• Compromise
• Conger’s views
• Drink a toast to direct democracy
• Frustrated Republicans are backing the wrong candidates
• Meet our confessor in chief
• On a quick march toward mediocrity
• Skip special session, start budget debate

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