June 15, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• AG warns about Medicare scam
• Airport boardings up in Redmond
• Body pulled from Willamette River
• Business Calendar
• Calendar
• Caustic soda spills at Albany I-5 accident
• Class project causes small fire at school
• Correction
• Empathy, duty drive searchers to volunteer
• Few builders make use of fee deferrals
• Five more plead guilty in Desert Sun fraud
• Her passion rides on
• Jefferson schools face $33K DEQ fine
• Journalists seek Scouts’ files on abuse suspects
• Jury finds Bend man guilty in stabbing
• Keeping cool in washington
• kicking OFF flag week
• Lovable, fun Jersey
• $1.5M of heroin seized in Portland
• Man sues hospital over wire left in chest
• Marshall High School
• Meet Bombay of Bend
• Microchip clinic set to prevent loss of pets
• Microsoft introduces Kinect game system
• Nearly 29,000 acres added to Portland UGB
• New tax is likely to make tanning costlier
• News of Record: deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• 20% of Oregon doctors plan to retire in 5 years
• Pets calendar
• Portland police arrest stabbing suspect
• Railroad dike breach repair may face delay
• Rights zealot objects to forced entry in ‘road rage’ case
• Search for boy scaled back
• Separating fact from fiction
• Sunshine & Snow
• University of Oregon Graduation
• Vale Senior Center gets $1M grant
• 57 victims identified in PRG embezzlement
• Wilson development in works once again

BUSINESS

• AG warns about Medicare scam
• Airport boardings up in Redmond
• Awaiting the genome project payoff
• Developer of novel reactor wins $35M capital infusion
• Fannie-Freddie fix at $160B, with $1T worst case
• Giving in on trading, bankers shift their fight to derivatives
• Merkley floats plan to wean U.S. off of foreign oil
• Microsoft introduces Kinect game system
• Moody’s slashes rating on Greek sovereign debt
• New tax is likely to make tanning costlier
• News Corp. moves toward pay model for online content
• News of Record: deeds
• Once just a site with funny cat pictures, now an empire of reader-fueled blogs
• Panel OKs first contracts for movie futures
• Separating fact from fiction
• Wilson development in works once again

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Breaking new ground
• Cards sign Suppan, to start him today
• Community Sports Calendar
• Cycling
• Cycling season is about to shift into high gear
• Football
• Goalkeeper Howard is cornerstone of the U.S. World Cup team
• Golf
• Highlights
• Honda leads Japan past Cameroon
• Juniper ready for Oregon Open
• Lookahead
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Paraguay gets 1-1 draw with Italy
• Pierce shows football skills; Rivers may be done in Boston
• Police take over security at Stadiums
• Register for Spark Your Heart 5k walk/run
• Results
• Rockies’ pitcher remains modest in light of huge success
• Running
• Skiing
• Soccer
• Softball
• Star of the day
• Swimming
• Teenager gets 1-day caddie gig at U.S. Open

OBITS

• Death notices
• Food guide publisher Ronay dies at 94
• Former manager of L.A. Philharmonic dies at 85
• Marian Louise Robertson
• Robert Dean Kennedy

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Marian Louise Robertson
• Robert Dean Kennedy

NATION & WORLD

• Blasts kill 5 , injure scores at Kenya rally
• Deadly Arkansas flood also took a toll on property
• Food guide publisher Ronay dies at 94
• Former manager of L.A. Philharmonic dies at 85
• Goodyear patents galvanized rubber in 1844
• Iraqi rivals deadlocked as new parliament meets
• Kyrgyzstanis seek Russian intervention
• Merkley floats plan to wean U.S. off of foreign oil
• No debtors prisons here anymore – or are there?
• Obama tries to lift economy – and mood – during Gulf visit
• Palestinian gunmen kill Israeli policeman
• Question for the courts: Is jailing debtors the same as debtors jail?
• Reality TV fracas brings more rough seas for teen sailor
• Setbacks cloud plans to withdraw U.S. troops
• Study touts ‘smart growth’ for California urban areas
• Supreme Court rules against deportation in minor drug cases
• Ted Kennedy was a magnet for death threats, FBI file shows
• Virtual audience may be fueling a rise in stupid teenage tricks

FEATURES

• AG warns about Medicare scam
• Airport boardings up in Redmond
• Artist ageratums offer alluring partnerships in the garden
• At Home With ... Bend's top 2 elite climbers
• Good ways to wrap up the spring
• Growing by the book
• How to grow an herb garden
• Meal of meatballs, with an Asian twist
• Microsoft introduces Kinect game system
• No pain, no gain? Why not avoid aches altogether? How to stay fit while gardening
• Pecans can bring Brussels sprouts to a "tastier level"
• Quesadillas made quick
• The garlic whistle: Go beyond the bulb
• The grate cleanup
• Try 2 simple veggie dishes before the season’s over
• Your summer salad, amped up with steak

ENTERTAINMENT

• Book fair to benefit Healthy Beginnings
• In full bloom
• Movie Times
• Sykes has plenty to talk about, from politics to motherhood to showbiz
• Well Shot! - Installment 20: Lines

OPINION

• Congress has failed
• Get ready for parks vs. schools
• La Pine fight
• Obama administration is failing to curb Iran’s nuclear ambitions
• Too negative
• U.S. food safety bill walking a fine line

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Few builders make use of fee deferrals