June 20, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Airport Day draws crowd
• All articles free today
• Area needs to bridge skills divide
• ATV rider cited on suspicion of DUII
• Bell — Murri
• Births
• Calendar
• 2 cited near Sunriver in reckless shooting
• Coos County raises $2.5M in timber sale
• Dismay, frustration and calls for change
• 2 escape injury in copter’s hard landing
• Floods kill 132, force 860K to flee in southern China
• Friend: Stepmother of missing boy to take 2nd polygraph
• Gang link suspected in Portland shooting
• Jger
• Kennedy
• Kerr — Stumvoll
• Lee — Marcus
• Maloney — Woods
• Man caught with fake money
• Mining cave collapse kills E. Oregon man
• Murphy
• News of Record: deeds
• No charges against fired S. Oregon teacher
• OLCC audit cites a tangle of trouble
• Oregon Dunes riders fear cuts in trail area
• Pickup causes early morning Bend outage to 15,000 people
• Police ID woman found dead with pets
• Police say man confessed in stabbing death of girl
• School kids can get free lunches
• ‘Shadow inventory’ — term evokes risk, but how much?
• Thomas — Hamberger
• Tough talk on deficit, but experts see little bite, mostly bark
• Washington woman dies of crash injuries

BUSINESS

• Airport Day draws crowd
• Area needs to bridge skills divide
• BP CEO’s yacht outing infuriates Gulf residents
• C o n s i g n m e n t BOOM
• China signals it will let currency fluctuate
• Foursquare tries to carve a niche
• In budget crisis, states take aim at pension expenses
• Industry offering relief often adds more debt
• Investigating the link of A/C failure to stalls
• Investors shy away from low-yield CDs
• Minorities hard hit by foreclosure crisis
• News of Record: deeds
• ‘Shadow inventory’ — term evokes risk, but how much?
• The growing battle: personal data and the Web

SPORTS

• A glimpse of the old Tiger
• Auto racing
• Basketball
• Bend loses in extra innings
• Bend runners win at Dry Canyon Run
• Cycling
• Ducks, Beavers are using Bend courses to connect
• Former Central Oregon resident wins UFC contest
• Highlights
• Johnson builds lead, Tiger charges
• Korean takes LPGA lead
• Locals take state titles
• Lookahead
• Major League Baseball
• Netherlands defeats Japan, advances to knockout round
• On the Air
• Results
• Roddick returns to site of 16-14 loss
• Soccer
• Star of the day
• Tennis
• UCLA beats Florida in CWS opener
• U.S. thinks about getting ahead against Algeria

OBITS

• Avant-garde jazz trumpeter Bill Dixon
• British filmmaker Ronald Neame
• Death notices
• Doris Dedlow
• French hero of 3 wars, Gen. Marcel Bigeard, 94
• Guy LeGuyonne
• Iris Tope
• Robert Burke Duncan

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Doris Dedlow
• Guy LeGuyonne
• Iris Tope
• Robert Burke Duncan

NATION & WORLD

• A new panorama nearly ready at Hoover Dam
• Avant-garde jazz trumpeter Bill Dixon
• British filmmaker Ronald Neame
• Energy protest turns violent in south Iraq
• French hero of 3 wars, Gen. Marcel Bigeard, 94
• Italy perturbed; some mozzarella’s gone blue
• Jury finds Lizzie Borden not guilty of murdering her parents in 1893
• Militant attack frees detainees in Yemen
• Myanmar’s Suu Kyi turns 65 in confinement
• Oil-eating microbes a possible solution
• Phone sellers may have to post radiation emissions in San Francisco
• Professionals try to spot fraud victims
• RWANDA: a dirt-poor nation with a health plan
• Senate set to end ‘holds’
• Turkish jets raid Iraq; clashes kill 23
• U.N. says Afghan insurgents are biggest killers of civilians
• Washington Week
• 100 YEARS AGO

FEATURES

• Adult children keep eye on aging parents
• C o n s i g n m e n t BOOM
• Cycling with wolves
• Foursquare tries to carve a niche
• Marbles tournament takes a modern twist
• News of Record: Reunions, military notes, College notes
• Post-housing boom, more cold feet
• RWANDA: a dirt-poor nation with a health plan

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend Pride festival this Saturday
• Best-sellers
• C o n s i g n m e n t BOOM
• Deschutes County Fair seeks talent acts
• Dixie Chicks weary? Yes. Ready to make nice? No.
• For Ehrenreich, realism beats positive thinking
• Fuller takes civil rights focus to a new genre
• Get a copy of ‘History of Deschutes Country’
• 9/11 heightens emotions in marital tale
• Marbles tournament takes a modern twist
• Merchant’s new album of lullabies isn’t just for kids
• Movie Times
• New TV dramas kick off the week
• Novel explores culture through music business
• Old NYC enlivens gripping crime novel Author gives her regards to Broadway
• The wheel deal

OPINION

• Area needs to bridge skills divide
• Barton’s gift to Democrats
• BP isn’t the real enemy in oil battle
• Endangering others
• Oregon should lead in health reform
• Room tax grab raises questions
• The myth of gender bias in academia
• What is Obama’s foreign policy?
• What really matters is what Obama manages to accomplish

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• For 2011, a 2-trick pony: 305 horses and 31 mpg