June 08, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend man missing since Aug. 1 last seen in same area
• Body found in river identified as Justin Burkhart
• Calendar
• COCC board meets in Prineville
• Co-defendant refuses to testify in Guzek case
• Crook County schools to cut calendar days
• Crook County to scrap bond provision
• Deschutes amends its resort plan to benefit of Aspen Lakes
• Eugene surgeons fined in billing case
• His business is all fun & games
• Investigators flooded with tips on missing boy
• Job seekers invited to career fair at COCC
• John Day River reopens to rafters
• Kidnapper sentenced in attempted rape
• Mailings to educate on wildfire protection
• Mount Hood climbers safe after call for help
• New Cash & Carry store opens in Bend
• News of Record: deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Pets
• Prescribed burn will continue
• Primaries in 12 states across the U.S. to give an indication of voter anger
• Rape report at OSU was false, police say
• Rental market shows signs of stabilizing
• Searchers rescue lost mountain biker
• Sisters district to close office, cut school days
• St. Charles Bend gets new cancer imager
• The unification of church, skate
• Tiller man convicted of sex abuse
• Unknown body pulled from river with care
• Web posters getting sued
• Woman, 70, OK after night in wilderness

BUSINESS

• Airlines will be flying higher on profits in ‘10, group says
• Amid uproar, Helen Thomas ends decades covering the White House
• Asian urbanization begets supermodern boomtowns
• Bank of America to refund $108M in fees
• Budget cuts in Europe spell more trouble for U.S. economy
• Connecticut official seeks Google data
• Consumer credit rises in April
• Counting on Medicaid money, states fall short
• Deschutes amends its resort plan to benefit of Aspen Lakes
• Dueling over debit card fees: Will customers win or lose?
• Goldman Sachs is stonewalling, investigators say
• His business is all fun & games
• HP’s new printers bypass PCs and link directly to smart phones, netbooks
• Indian court convicts 7 in Bhopal gas disaster
• iPhone maker agrees to raise wages
• Job seekers invited to career fair at COCC
• New Cash & Carry store opens in Bend
• News of Record: deeds
• Rate of oil leak still not clear, puts doubt on BP
• Recession-clipped incomes may never rebound, history shows
• Rental market shows signs of stabilizing
• Web posters getting sued

SPORTS

• Argentine hooligans stay at South African school
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend golfer Cocco falls short in U.S. Open qualifier
• Celtics hold onto the ball, steal home-court
• Community Scoreboard
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cycling
• Elks win nonleague opener over Studs
• Football
• Golf
• Local shop sponsors cycling do-gooders
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Rose, Fowler come up short for U.S. Open
• The need for speed
• There is strong interest in first look at Strasburg
• Warm-up match stampede a wake-up call at World Cup

OBITS

• Death notices
• Diane Short
• John Anthony Houck
• Robert Bob Newman
• Verna G. Siordia

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Diane Short
• John Anthony Houck
• Robert Bob Newman
• Verna G. Siordia

NATION & WORLD

• A web of shell companies veils trade by Iran’s fleet
• Amid uproar, Helen Thomas ends decades covering the White House
• Argentine hooligans stay at South African school
• Asian urbanization begets supermodern boomtowns
• Bank of America to refund $108M in fees
• Budget cuts in Europe spell more trouble for U.S. economy
• Consumer credit rises in April
• Egypt to lift blockade on its part of Gaza border
• Ex-hacker turns in Wikileaks suspect
• Florida gunman kills 4, targeting women
• Frontiers of stem cell treatment offer hope, risks to those in U.S.
• Goldman Sachs is stonewalling, investigators say
• Hamas isolated but strong, analysts say
• Indian court convicts 7 in Bhopal gas disaster
• Kim Jong Il’s brother-in-law promoted in N. Korea shuffle
• Men accused in terror plot appear in court
• Obama challenges grads
• Rate of oil leak still not clear, puts doubt on BP
• Senior al-Qaida planner surrenders in Yemen
• ‘Texaco Star Theater’ debuts on TV in 1948
• U.S. presses its case against Iran abroad
• Website lets people vote on federal budget cuts
• Worker unrest may signal the end of cheap labor

FEATURES

• A new idea on every blooming page
• A summer of fun is within your grass
• Artichokes take a dip in a pool of stock
• Cleaning up your act? Start with clutter zones
• Counting on Medicaid money, states fall short
• Follow that asparagus
• Frontiers of stem cell treatment offer hope, risks to those in U.S.
• Halfway handy and low on cash?
• 2011 picnic plans: light foods, eco-loving storage
• Sesame noodles that don't disappoint
• Shade's not created equal
• Spring turnips: delicate, sweet and even mild
• St. Charles Bend gets new cancer imager
• Stella d’Oro - at 35 it remains the best
• Summer foodie reads
• ‘Texaco Star Theater’ debuts on TV in 1948
• The unification of church, skate
• Versatile salad a snap to make
• What else can bread flour do?
• Where to get yourself some real fruit vinegar

ENTERTAINMENT

• A new idea on every blooming page
• Accused Johnson stalker enters insanity plea
• Benefit to celebrate area watersheds
• Goodbye to ‘Glee' Season 1, hello to Emmy awards
• Jimmy Buffett laments fouling of his paradise
• Library offers summer program for adults
• Movie Times
• Pink’s tour bus catches fire; no injuries
• Poker ride, swap meet seeks hands, donations
• Sheen expected to plead guilty to misdemeanor
• Summer foodie reads
• Trout Unlimited plans restoration trip
• Well, shoot!
• 20 young writers earn the envy of many others

OPINION

• A fuel group’s anti-tax ‘dunk’ hits the rim
• Enforce the law
• ‘Evers’ not on paid leave
• Local shop sponsors cycling do-gooders
• Redmond lane markings
• Role models
• Zinn history book spreads anti-American distortions