May 25, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A day at Paulina Lake
• A safe return from the International Space Station
• ASCOCC election results still unclear
• At long last, resting in peace
• Bend market gets lift from $5.5 million deal
• Board rejects parents’ appeal
• Business calendar
• Calendar
• Complaint from national organization
• Correction
• Don’t put nuclear waste at Hanford, lawmakers urge
• Eight students earn hunting scholarships
• Fire training exercise scheduled Thursday
• Flaherty probe heads to disciplinary office
• Flood warning issued for Columbia River
• Get a wedding dress in a dash at benefit
• Ginger's moving to Old Mill District
• Hopes rise in South with ‘anticlimactic’ flood surge
• Inc. hails G5, n-Link as choice employers
• Jackie O’s half brother back in court over child pornography
• Jewelry thefts appear linked
• News of record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Schools, union edging closer to budget pact
• Search for airport manager restarts; Novick in until hire
• SMART launches summer program
• The science behind having fun
• Three face assault charges in jail fight
• Unemployment rates drop throughout region in April
• West side of Bend to host butcher shop

BUSINESS

• Barnes & Noble releases new version of the Nook
• Bend market gets lift from $5.5 million deal
• Chrysler pays back bailout loans from U.S. and Canada
• Disappearing from menu: coupon stigma
• Get a wedding dress in a dash at benefit
• Ginger's moving to Old Mill District
• Inc. hails G5, n-Link as choice employers
• Judge rules in favor of ‘Hangover’ on tattoo copyright
• Maintaining balance amid summer’s frenzy
• Recession grads must put inviting spin on humdrum jobs they took to survive
• Regulators’ suit alleges manipulation by oil traders
• Report: Spent reactor fuel in U.S. poses greater risk than in Japan
• Search for airport manager restarts; Novick in until hire
• Sparks fly at hearing on new consumer agency
• Strong IPO for Russian search engine adds fuel to debate over tech bubble
• Take-out pizzeria to open in Tumalo
• Track stars
• Unemployment rates drop throughout region in April
• Unproven wristbands prove to be popular
• U.S. profits from selling AIG stock
• West side of Bend to host butcher shop

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Big three lead Heat over Bulls
• Blazers will take time finding GM
• Canucks take series over Sharks, head to Cup finals
• Cycling
• Drinking linked to problems at ballparks
• Football
• Golf Scoreboard
• Golf scoreboard to run twice a week
• Hiring
• Horse euthanized after signs of virus
• Lava Bears, Cougars highlight all-league baseball selections
• Major League Baseball American League roundup National League roundup
• Nadal holds off Isner
• National League roundup
• NFL to fine teams for multiple series of flagrant hits
• PGA TOUR
• Registration
• Scoreboard
• Softball
• Storm’s playoff run comes to an end
• The Greens at Redmond
• Tournaments

OBITS

• Death notices
• Emily Louise Seger Busche
• Huguette Clark, recluse heiress, dies at 104

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Emily Louise Seger Busche

NATION & WORLD

• A grim search for the missing
• Army to test electronic capabilities
• Chicago prepares for wetter, warmer future
• Demand for sons boosts selective abortions in India
• For the Obamas in London, a day of gift-giving and visits
• From the air, data scant in Libyan war
• Huguette Clark, recluse heiress, dies at 104
• In 1968, Gateway Arch dedicated in St. Louis
• More deadly twisters strike Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas
• Mubarak faces trial in deaths of unarmed protesters
• Netanyahu offers few concessions in address to Congress
• Prison crowding ruling could affect all states
• Raid stokes interest in adopting war dogs
• Researchers see pattern in rise of deadly twisters
• Texas drought has farmers on the ropes
• Watchdog reveals that Iran worked on nuclear triggers

FEATURES

• Disappearing from menu: coupon stigma
• Graduation a milestone in amnesiac’s long recovery
• New fashion shows keep us looking fabulous
• Teen feats
• Track stars
• Unproven wristbands prove to be popular

ENTERTAINMENT

• For some, Winfrey’s exit isn’t soon enough
• Movie times
• Student art featured at June art walk
• Take-out pizzeria to open in Tumalo

OPINION

• British political system works
• In running for president, lack of privacy is part of the gig
• Start writing for OSU-Cascades
• Wage hikes unrealistic