June 26, 2010

LOCAL & STATE

• Child hurt in fall from second-story window
• Correction
• DOJ hosting paternity services event
• Environmental health office to relocate
• Forest Service awards contract
• Governor: Much must be redone to fix state
• Josephine DA identifies deputy who shot gunman
• Missing boy’s parents ‘scared,’ losing hope
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Olive Garden coupons for shelter donations
• On the road again
• People On the Move
• Religion in Brief
• Shooting suspect in custody
• Shop at Redmond thrift, help House of Hope
• Skater who died - a full-time student and devoted father - loved to board

BUSINESS

• China takes hands-off approach to strikes
• Coast Guard, oil workers keep watch on possible tropical storm
• Dell tests Google’s operating system
• Environmental health office to relocate
• Food drive during La Pine Frontier Days
• Forest Service awards contract
• Genetically altered fish get closer to the table
• Goldman must pay $20M in Ponzi suit
• In financial overhaul, a new day for consumers
• Income, profits beat expectations
• Leaders differ on how to feed global recovery
• Merkley’s investing regulations watered down in bill
• Olive Garden coupons for shelter donations
• People On the Move
• Porn sites closer to .xxx Web address
• Sweeping financial rules clear negotiation; vote next

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Bend golfers eliminated
• Blazers move on without GM after draft
• Confident U.S. set to battle Ghana
• Edmonton uses top pick on Hall
• For this World Cup, traditional juju men pushed aside
• Going for the takedown
• Hold them horns
• Jumping in front
• Little League all-star tourneys start today in Bend
• Lookahead
• Major League Baseball
• On the Air
• Pacific Crest endurance races pack Sunriver
• Results
• Scoreboard
• Softball

OBITS

• Death notices
• James Jim Carl Melton
• Kinks founding member Pete Quaife dies at 66
• Larry Richard Coon

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• James Jim Carl Melton
• Larry Richard Coon

NATION & WORLD

• China takes hands-off approach to strikes
• Closing Guantanamo is a fading priority
• Coast Guard, oil workers keep watch on possible tropical storm
• Genetically altered fish get closer to the table
• Germany eases law on assisted suicide
• Goldman must pay $20M in Ponzi suit
• Greenlanders OK’d to hunt humpbacks
• In financial overhaul, a new day for consumers
• Iraq warns government workers on power use
• Jamaican appears in U.S. on drug charges
• Leaders differ on how to feed global recovery
• Merkley’s investing regulations watered down in bill
• Rough human genome map made in 2000
• Sweeping financial rules clear negotiation; vote next
• Toyota recalls 2010 Lexus hybrid
• Vatican protests Belgian police raid

FEATURES

• Child hurt in fall from second-story window
• DOJ hosting paternity services event
• Environmental health office to relocate
• Food drive during La Pine Frontier Days
• Genetically altered fish get closer to the table
• Germany eases law on assisted suicide
• Meeting the demand
• On the road again
• Religion in Brief
• Rough human genome map made in 2000
• Vatican protests Belgian police raid

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Events Calendar
• DEADLANDS
• Fans remember King of Pop as his father files suit
• Food drive during La Pine Frontier Days
• Keillor to read Bend writer’s poem
• Kinks founding member Pete Quaife dies at 66
• Meeting the demand
• Movie Times
• Neil Young’s Greendale, illustrated

OPINION

• Focus on fixing Skyliners Road
• Great class
• Mitchell exchange students
• Stove pollution
• Support Wyden’s bill
• Wyden’s forest bill isn’t perfect, but it is an improvement

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• On the road again
• Toyota recalls 2010 Lexus hybrid