June 06, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• 1 arrested in knife attack in Sisters area
• Bend couple sues kennel, worker over dog injuries
• Births
• Calendar
• Cruikshank
• Currie
• Fish invaders drive waterfowl from their refuge south of Burns
• Foreign exchanges
• Graham
• Griggs — Bates
• High School Graduation Ceremonies
• In debt? Don’t be shocked by garnished bank accounts
• Krasev’s visa, pre-9/11, fell in ‘lax’ period of enforcement
• New group, new ideas? Just maybe
• New Sisters school chief puts students first, colleagues say
• News of Record: deeds
• Off-roaders give Walden their say on Sand Dunes
• Paquette
• Purkerson — DiAngelo
• Rifle triggered Nosler blast, exactly how still a mystery
• Robles — Nehl
• 19th century Oregon ranch remains well-kept, much-loved
• The best of beards & masters of 'staches
• Volunteer Search
• Wild cards — and headaches — possible in governor’s race
• 100 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• Anatomy of a modern bank failure
• Companies powering Canadian recovery
• Drug boosts survival in skin cancer study
• Enterprising aspirations
• Feeling threatened
• For the cash-strapped, time’s a valuable currency
• In debt? Don’t be shocked by garnished bank accounts
• Mortgage rates hold at or near record lows
• New group, new ideas? Just maybe
• News of Record: deeds
• Shrimpers fear lasting effects of oil in the Gulf
• Spill’s threat to wildlife now reality
• WaMu bankruptcy: $100M and counting

SPORTS

• A windy lesson on the course
• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend athletes take top spots in Duel in the Desert
• Briscoe holds off Patrick at Texas
• Cotto wins ballpark brawl, title
• Cougar baseball coach stepping down
• Cycling
• Drosselmeyer pulls an upset at Belmont Stakes
• Ducks, Vijarro lose in semis of nationals
• Florida routs OSU, sends Beavs to losers’ bracket
• Fowler keeps lead at Memorial
• Italian Schiavone takes women’s French Open title
• John Wooden’s final days filled with love
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• One more meet
• Soccer
• Softball
• Steer wrestling featured at Shootout in Bend
• UO falls short against Florida State, will face UConn again

OBITS

• Betty Mae Courtright Williamsen
• Death notices
• John (Jack) Franklin Carey

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Betty Mae Courtright Williamsen
• Death notices
• John (Jack) Franklin Carey

NATION & WORLD

• Allies launch D-Day assault on this day in ’44
• Anatomy of a modern bank failure
• At issue in the Gulf: Who was in charge?
• Companies powering Canadian recovery
• Facing cuts in federal aid, for-profit colleges gird for coming fight
• Feeling threatened
• Fight looms for Obama’s intel choice
• Middle-aged again lead in U.S. suicides
• Obama’s agenda, Israel’s ambitions
• Obesity and the perils of childbearing
• Parties may lose incumbents, not necessarily seats
• Paul’s brand of libertarianism began at home
• Shrimpers fear lasting effects of oil in the Gulf
• WaMu bankruptcy: $100M and counting

FEATURES

• Drug boosts survival in skin cancer study
• For the cash-strapped, time’s a valuable currency
• News of Record: Reunions
• Pennsylvania woman is 103 — still with plenty of drive
• When ‘I do’ becomes ‘I don’t’
• Wholly Trinity

ENTERTAINMENT

• A week to celebrate music
• Author’s pain informs tale of losing, adopting children
• Best-sellers
• Costly heroics
• Famed harpists to perform in Sisters
• Grisham targets younger crowd with legal eagle tale
• Help out High Desert Chamber Music with wine
• Movie Times
• Next ‘Talk’ to discuss banking challenges
• 20 novels later, author tells how he engineered series
• ‘The Poacher’s Son’ a clever mystery debut
• ‘Wes Moore’ book details contrary lives

OPINION

• A campaign to defang Israel
• Copying the European ‘utopia’
• Era of government stagnation begins
• Grateful for rescue efforts on pass
• New group, new ideas? Just maybe
• Paper and pencil prove their worth
• South Carolina’s latest political sex scandal isn’t going away
• The interest in — and importance of — ‘Evers'
• The nearly invisible enemy
• We must bring Israel, Turkey back in balance
• What America needs now is leadership

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Hardy Hyundai gaining fast on troubled, tarnished Toyota
• Mothballed car — does it pass the smell test?
• Not a truck, but still a rough ride