May 16, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Alaskan biologists study to thwart thieving whales
• Cajun country empties of people, fills with floodwater
• Calendar
• California company recalls nearly 16K pounds of deli meat
• Clatsop deputy struck by car, seriously hurt
• Coastal residents plan tsunami drills
• Cost appeal delays 59-lot housing project
• For Prineville manufacturer, it was ‘adapt or die'
• Harnessing the power of the Pacific
• Mapping the crash
• Marion Forks puzzled over man’s death
• News of Record: Civil Suits
• OSU football player arrested in Corvallis
• Rain expected to break Wednesday
• Redmond chooses new police chief
• Redmond reduces support to nonprofits
• Snowmelt causing floods in Washington
• Some costs up
• State probe reveals chief’s misconduct prior to resignation
• 1-stop center to help military families
• Time to leash dogs along the Deschutes
• Tough action on the tuition-equity bill

BUSINESS

• Alibaba, Yahoo rush to fix feud
• Cartel violence frightens U.S. companies from Mexico
• For Prineville manufacturer, it was ‘adapt or die'
• Harnessing the power of the Pacific
• When it comes to inbox advertising, less is still more

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Autocross racing season openers set for this weekend
• Baseball
• Bipartisanship? Yes — for the PPP
• Bulls take Game 1 from Heat
• Canucks take early lead over Sharks with Game 1 victory
• Choi takes Players in playoff
• Cycling
• Cycling Central Calendar
• Cycling Scoreboard
• Djokovic beats Nadal to stay perfect in 2011
• Ducks get win over Cardinal
• From plan to action
• Gettin’ dirty
• Green Ridge ride
• Kenseth pulls away late, wins at Dover
• Loosening their grip on table tennis
• Major League Baseball
• Mountain biking
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Phoenix Suns’ president reveals he’s gay
• Road cycling
• Running
• Scoreboard
• Team concept out the door for tennis

OBITS

• Doric Wilson, playwright and mainstay of gay theater, dies
• Man who made Nathan’s hotdogs more famous, dies
• Murphy, who played opposite Brando in ‘Wild One,’ dies at 80

NATION & WORLD

• As debt limit looms, some economists cry ‘Sell!’ on highways, gold
• Bin Laden was logged off, but not al-Qaida
• Border clashes turn deadly as protesters march on Israel
• Doric Wilson, playwright and mainstay of gay theater, dies
• Gates puts energy into finding solution for climate change
• IMF chief’s arrest sends shockwaves through France
• Junko Tabei becomes first woman to climb Mount Everest in 1975
• Man who made Nathan’s hotdogs more famous, dies
• Murphy, who played opposite Brando in ‘Wild One,’ dies at 80
• Nine states appeal federal rule limiting health insurers’ profits
• Pakistani relations at ‘critical moment,’ Kerry says
• Selective schools send pamphlets ... and often false hope
• Some penguins thrive, others suffer as climate changes in Antarctica
• Treasury to tap pensions to help fund government

ENTERTAINMENT

• Movie Times
• PBS film brings Freedom Riders to forefront of civil rights history
• This time around, Summit’s band takes the crown

OPINION

• Bend has not gone to the dogs; Bend is better for them
• Class warfare
• Contracting board should crack down
• Don’t ‘Brownmander’ legislative redistricting
• Eating the rich
• Faster, Oregon
• Waiting for responsible people

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Some costs up