June 03, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• A MOVEABLE PETUNIA PATCH
• Abortion opponents advance cause at state level
• Army: Guardsman not billed for gear
• Ashland Creek tainted by illegal dumping of paint
• BMW rally will get bikes, bucks rolling through region
• Business Calendar
• ‘Cable Guy’ visits sawmill for TV show
• Change of venue possible for Condon murder case
• Chetco River on list of 10 most threatened
• Competition displays skills of police dogs
• Coos Bay bans smoking in downtown park
• Correction
• Corrections
• County’s economic woes put under a microscope
• Crook County developing rules for solar projects
• Explosion guts building
• FAA grant to help taxiway project get off the ground
• Fire in Portland high-rise
• Infant killed in rollover west of La Grande
• Investors’ deal with Bend bank extended
• Kitzhaber campaigns in region
• Lots of rainy days, but not a lot of moisture
• Man accused of driving on Prineville ball field
• Man accused of siccing dog on rabbit in park
• Man charged in fatal Eugene-area crash
• Mentor children with incarcerated parents
• 4 missing teens were headed for the beach
• News of Record: permits
• News of Record: Police Log
• Nosler a longtime Bend business
• Physically, spiritually fit
• Prevention is best way to keep state’s waters clean, report says
• Price falls on Cessna’s Bend building
• Property from thefts to be sold in Salem
• Redmond may cut last 3 days of school year
• Teaching through tricks
• Terrebonne man hurt in ATV crash
• Thieves hit Salem Habitat for Humanity
• U.S. likely to deport ‘Evers’
• Volunteer Search June 6, 2010
• Writing results skewed?

BUSINESS

• A MOVEABLE PETUNIA PATCH
• BMW rally will get bikes, bucks rolling through region
• Buffett defends credit ratings agencies
• Business Calendar
• Cooking up a unique ad campaign
• Correction
• Corrections
• County’s economic woes put under a microscope
• Coyote Ranch only bidder on airport bar
• Crook County developing rules for solar projects
• FAA grant to help taxiway project get off the ground
• Facebook advertisers quadrupled since 2009
• Going beyond paper and ink
• Investors’ deal with Bend bank extended
• Lots of rainy days, but not a lot of moisture
• News of Record: permits
• Nuclear option on the oil spill?
• Politics derail bid to save teachers’ jobs
• Price falls on Cessna’s Bend building
• Saving for college? Keep an eye on 529 rules
• Six personal finance tips for new college grads
• Stuck saw delays effort to cap gushing well
• U.S. loses ground on Internet speeds
• Wells Fargo to pay $30M to nonprofits

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Basketball
• Before you hit the trail, grab your raincoat
• Bend golfer solid in NCAA second round
• Bend ranked high on list of top sportsmen's towns
• Cycling
• Detroit pitcher was one out away from perfection
• Final leg of Triple Crown has a lack of class, drama
• Flyers knock off ‘Hawks in overtime
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Golf
• Griffey Jr. calls it a career
• Horse racing
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Ideas aplenty at forum on NFL and brain injuries
• Lakers, Celtics chasing history when they meet in the finals
• Lava it or leave it
• Major League Baseball
• McMurray, Truex having good seasons in new rides
• On the Air
• Safari Challenge teaches discipline, survival skills
• Serena exits French Open with loss to No. 7 seed Stosur
• Success for kokanee reported on Paulina
• Woods moves on without a coach
• Youth on the pond

OBITS

• Beverly Ann (Anderson) McBride
• Death notices
• Jeffrey Reid Ingalls
• Ross Everett Curry
• Wife of late UO coach Bowerman dies at 96

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Beverly Ann (Anderson) McBride
• Death notices
• Jeffrey Reid Ingalls
• Ross Everett Curry

NATION & WORLD

• Buffett defends credit ratings agencies
• Explosions punctuate Afghan peace talks
• Finance chief seen as likely next PM
• Food stamps use rises to record 40.2 million
• Former GOP chairman arrested on 6 felonies
• Globe temperatures hottest on record
• Injured vets battle red tape
• Iran steps up arrests for ‘immodest’ dress
• Israel, denouncing flotilla, braces for en route vessel
• Israel frees detainees in bid to quell anger
• ‘Most-wanted’ fugitive captured in California
• New standards announced for public schools
• Nuclear option on the oil spill?
• Poem ‘Casey at the Bat’ published in 1888
• Politics derail bid to save teachers’ jobs
• Porn actor targeted co-worker in rampage
• Report: July is the worst month to check into a teaching hospital
• Saving for college? Keep an eye on 529 rules
• Senate race puts civil rights back in the spotlight
• Stuck saw delays effort to cap gushing well
• Thai prime minister wins confidence vote
• U.K. shooter kills 12
• U.N. critical of U.S. drone attacks

FEATURES

• Are you eating ‘real' food?
• College students can benefit from new health care law
• Financial incentives
• Gastric bypass surgery is a tough answer to obesity
• Gout patients to see increase in drug cost
• Health Datebook
• Hole in heart is common and usually won't need treatment
• How to protect your voice
• Injured vets battle red tape
• Instant Recess
• Is coconut water the new miracle drink of choice?
• Lunge
• Physically, spiritually fit
• Pie sales support senior center
• Poem ‘Casey at the Bat’ published in 1888
• Report: July is the worst month to check into a teaching hospital
• Safety of sunscreen for kids in question
• Study: Regular coffee drinkers do not feel a buzz, just fending off withdrawal
• The pain of Bartonella
• Therapy for depression should focus on thoughts, not behavior
• These dishes may look and sound tasty, but watch out for the calories
• Vitamin D may have its downsides, too
• Weed pulls scheduled

ENTERTAINMENT

• Advocacy group protests Jesus cartoon
• Community Datebook
• Coyote Ranch only bidder on airport bar
• ‘Curb’ sparks debate in encore run
• Dion pregnant at last — with twins
• James Bond’s Aston Martin on block
• Movie Times
• Pie sales support senior center
• Weed pulls scheduled

OPINION

• Arizona immigration
• Challenge Day
• Prepare for more wolf conflicts
• Read the law
• Tax for paying interns
• Wyden’s eastside forest bill not protective enough

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• End of the line for mid-range Ford brand
• New vehicle sales top forecasts