May 04, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A more special place
• Bend’s Reed Market plan
• Bond is a winner for Bend
• Cinco de Mayo Fashion Luncheon on Thursday
• Clarification
• Conservationists challenge plan to capture, kill wolves
• Correction
• Deschutes seeks exception to weekly recycling rule
• Extension of benefits falls short of projections
• House fire causes $5,000 in damages
• Man sentenced for possessing child porn
• Meyer memorial slated for Saturday
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Prescribed burning planned near La Pine
• Prineville nurses reach agreement
• PV Powered helps boost revenues for parent company
• Redmond schools may not cut days
• Ruling hastens bid for parole by killer of father, brother
• Squirmy things stir up curiosity
• Web scams exploit public fascination with demise of bin Laden

BUSINESS

• Auto sales jumped 18 percent in April
• Business Calendar
• Chinese company gives Saab lifeline
• Cinco de Mayo Fashion Luncheon on Thursday
• Earn discounts on volunteering website
• Extension of benefits falls short of projections
• Factory orders climb more than forecast
• Google again stokes browser wars with prime-time TV spots
• Just how hidden are travel fees?
• Many millennial workers value sense of achievement over pay
• Nap advocate extols benefits for workers
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• Portugal agrees to $116B bailout
• PV Powered helps boost revenues for parent company
• Sisters Athletic Club offers health challenge
• Southern twisters hit an economy already hurting
• Tips for twentysomethings: Try doing the unexpected
• To meet chip demand, Samsung bets big on Austin
• Top 4 papers retain circulation rankings
• U.S. sues Deutsche Bank over home loans

SPORTS

• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bench leads Thunder past Grizzlies to even series
• College athletics
• Ducks defeat No. 3 Beavers in Corvallis
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf Week
• Lightning beat Capitals, take 3-0 series lead
• Locally
• Major League Baseball
• Old Back Nine at Mountain High
• On the Air
• Pac-10 has new TV deal with Fox and ESPN
• Panther boys headed to state golf tourney
• PGA Tour introduces new putting statistic
• Phelps primed for rousing finish before retirement
• Prep Scoreboard
• Proper steps to avoid back injuries on the golf course
• Redmond explodes for 24 runs in district contest
• Soccer
• Tennis
• Twins’ Liriano throws no-hitter

OBITS

• Death notices
• James E. Reckling
• Jo Elliott, leader of nurses association, dies at 87
• Kevin Shawn Deaver
• Presiding judge in Eichmann trial dies in Jerusalem
• Ronald Asmus, 53; advocated, facilitated expansion of NATO
• ‘Star Trek’ Klingon Campbell dies at 87

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• James E. Reckling
• Kevin Shawn Deaver

NATION & WORLD

• A blow to relations
• A man who shaped a generation’s view
• Al Capone convicted of tax evasion in ‘32
• An aquaculture can of worms
• 10.1 billion population by the year 2100, U.N. forecasts
• Correction
• Gadhafi must leave now, Turkish prime minister says
• Jo Elliott, leader of nurses association, dies at 87
• Missouri levee blast eases threat to Illinois town
• Neighbors noticed oddities — but what did Pakistan know?
• Panetta thinks photos of body will be released
• Presiding judge in Eichmann trial dies in Jerusalem
• Ronald Asmus, 53; advocated, facilitated expansion of NATO
• ‘Star Trek’ Klingon Campbell dies at 87
• Syria using intimidation to subdue opposition
• U.S. updates bin Laden details, revealing a chancier operation

FEATURES

• Just how hidden are travel fees?
• Prineville nurses reach agreement
• Tips for twentysomethings: Try doing the unexpected

ENTERTAINMENT

• Commissioned sculpture will honor Bend’s logging history
• ‘Community’ star had to overcome success
• Movie Times
• Scott Pelley named anchor of ‘CBS Evening News’

OPINION

• A more special place
• Bend’s approach to surface water changes was inadequate
• Bond is a winner for Bend
• Support license bill
• Support tuition bill
• Tuition money should go toward education
• Two of the best in Bend schools

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend’s Reed Market plan
• Bond is a winner for Bend