May 19, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A region at risk of floods
• As planned, wind power is cut out of region’s grid
• ASCOCC averts shutdown for now
• B-day at the Boneyard
• Boat-building buoys awareness of pollution
• Business Calendar
• Cancer in Oregon
• Classes
• COCC hires economic gardener to help small businesses grow
• Congress urged to continue aid to timber counties
• Correction
• Cottonwood exit closed this morning
• DA pursues prosecutor for juveniles
• Ex-troopers revive bill to tighten restrictions on medical marijuana
• Furloughs will close state offices Friday
• GOP blocks cultural competency bill
• Judge orders execution
• Learning to swim at young age has benefits
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Redmond school race remains close
• Response times falling behind
• Smiling again
• Some infections drop sharply at hospitals
• Suspect arrested in hit-run crash
• Suspect arrested in 1994 Portland murder
• Sweet schooling
• Vitamin D2 or D3? It really doesn’t matter
• Voters reject schools measures in Portland and Eugene

BUSINESS

• Add a mango to your diet for added vitamin power
• As planned, wind power is cut out of region’s grid
• ASCOCC averts shutdown for now
• B-day at the Boneyard
• Bend McDonald’s to reopen Tuesday
• Business Calendar
• Citi, reviving, awards CEO big pay deal
• COCC hires economic gardener to help small businesses grow
• Community Datebook
• Community Events Calendar
• Double trouble
• EU officials investigate possible price fixing at shipping companies
• Fed signals new focus on interest rates
• Financial advice should be in plain English
• IMF director resigns
• Jobs outlook bleak for college graduates, studies show
• LinkedIn prices its IPO at top of forecast
• News of Record: Permits
• Picking the right card for travel perks, miles
• Sweet schooling
• Vitamin D2 or D3? It really doesn’t matter
• WTO upholds ruling on Airbus subsidies

SPORTS

• A place for youngsters to learn
• American League roundup
• Animal Kingdom is 2-1 favorite for Preakness
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend’s Horner wins stage, takes overall lead in California
• Boom times for prep tennis
• Canucks rout Sharks in Game 2
• Change to fish's class eases fears of redress
• Correction
• Cycling
• Donald aims for No. 1 ranking at World Match Play Championship
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Horse virus casts pall over equine events
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• James, Wade lead Heat to tie with Bulls
• Killebrew was baseball’s Paul Bunyan
• Larch madness
• Large number of track stars eye state titles
• Learning to swim at young age has benefits
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• New champ?
• On the Air
• Paulina Lake open for fishing today; Big Lava Lake thawing
• Prep sports
• Rafting to fight breast cancer
• Scoreboard
• Still time to sneak in snow play
• Sunriver Resort hosts September marathon
• Tennis
• Turkeys and squirrels are emerging for spring

OBITS

• Bill Skiles, clown in Skiles and Henderson
• Death notices
• Marilynn Schuman
• Michael Oren
• Paul John Speck

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Marilynn Schuman
• Michael Oren
• Paul John Speck

NATION & WORLD

• Are private prisons really cost-effective?
• As planned, wind power is cut out of region’s grid
• China says free medications slashed AIDS mortality rate
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• EU officials investigate possible price fixing at shipping companies
• Fed signals new focus on interest rates
• Gates: ‘Somebody’ knew of hideout, but not top officials
• IMF director resigns
• In 1943, Churchill vows support against Japan
• In Georgia, court ruling poses peril for charters
• In symbolic move, Queen visits ‘Bloody Sunday’ massacre site
• Jobs outlook bleak for college graduates, studies show
• Learning to read in native tongue helps students master a second
• Libya releases 4 foreign journalists
• Marriages are fewer but longer-lasting
• New research finds billions of lone planets in cosmos
• Obama imposes sanctions on Syrian leader, 6 aides
• Obama in spotlight as tensions soar across Mideast
• Obama touts democracy efforts
• Trauma breeds mental illness among Afghans
• WTO upholds ruling on Airbus subsidies
• Yale frat restricted over sexist chant

FEATURES

• Add a mango to your diet for added vitamin power
• B-day at the Boneyard
• Breast-feeding appears to program an infant’s metabolism, study says
• Cancer in Oregon
• China says free medications slashed AIDS mortality rate
• Classes
• Double trouble
• Drinking coffee may cut prostate cancer risk
• End of the world? How about a party instead?
• Hospitals drowning in noise
• How to prepare for anesthesia
• In 1943, Churchill vows support against Japan
• Is mercury in fish bad for our hearts? The answer lies in toenails
• Marriages are fewer but longer-lasting
• People
• Picking the right card for travel perks, miles
• Smiling again
• Stand up straight!
• Sweet schooling
• Trauma breeds mental illness among Afghans
• Vitamin D2 or D3? It really doesn’t matter
• Which strength-training machine is right for you?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Bend McDonald’s to reopen Tuesday
• Community Datebook
• Community Events Calendar
• Die-hard fans want to keep ‘Code’ alive
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Learning to read in native tongue helps students master a second
• Movie Times
• Rafting to fight breast cancer
• Sunriver Resort hosts September marathon
• ‘The Good Wife’ ends its season on timely note – with sex scandal

OPINION

• Bidding bill a bad deal for Oregon
• Central Oregonians support their towns
• No on a state bank
• Public fleeced again
• State bank for Oregon
• Teachers shouldn’t have to choose between pay, school days

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Cottonwood exit closed this morning
• Suspect arrested in hit-run crash