May 27, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A twenty-what?
• 3 arrested in death of man found in sleeping bag off I-5
• Budget plan protects retirement accounts
• Business calendar
• Camp Good News offers summer camp
• Campers can expect snowy sites
• Campfire restrictions begin next week
• Columbia River rises above flood stage
• Democrats look to the rich in ‘kicker’ changes
• Family Calendar
• Following Facebook, tech companies eye Prineville to Prineville
• Funding bill for Bend campus pushed
• High court vacates 9th Circuit ruling in Bend case
• Holiday a boon for local business
• Horse Butte
• Horse Ridge
• Kits for Kids seeks volunteers, donations
• Kits rekindle debate on assisted suicide
• News of Record: Police log, Bend fire runs
• Permits
• Peterson Ridge
• Rainy stroll for the last day of school
• Restaurant Guide
• Sax player's optimism is harmony to classroom
• Senate OKs highway name in honor of fallen Eugene officer
• Share the best fatherly advice
• Smith Rock/ Gray Butte
• Story times, library youth events for May 27-June 2
• Stranger attacks woman in her home
• Two arrested in Redmond thefts
• Visit Bend will offer bonus beer koozies
• Wetter and warmer: Just how mosquitoes like it
• Woman rescued after fall into river

BUSINESS

• A new name in beer
• As sales recover, dealers hire salespeople
• Chrysler loan repayment a sign of success, its workers say
• Energy prices held back growth in first quarter
• Federal review finds rules to live without
• Fish fraud! Geneticists find rampant mislabeling of seafood
• Following Facebook, tech companies eye Prineville to Prineville
• Google Wallet app is newest digital credit card innovation
• Holiday a boon for local business
• IMF may withhold aid to Greece
• Permits
• Rail orders at 13-year high validate Buffett
• Special panel finds blind spots in Toyota’s business practices
• U.S. jobless claims rose last week
• Virgin Atlantic may enter a partnership
• Visit Bend will offer bonus beer koozies
• Wages poised to rise as temp paychecks grow

SPORTS

• Adventure sports calendar
• American League roundup
• Auto racing
• Awe-inspiring experience entices Bend man into profession of taxidermy
• Baseball
• Beavers to face Ducks with eye on clinching Pac-10 title
• Bend's hometown track champ stops by
• Bruins, Lightning to play Game 7 for chance at Cup
• Correction
• Cycling
• Elks youth baseball tourney runs through weekend
• Football
• James, Wade lead Heat to win, finals
• Local track star Eaton makes a stop in Bend
• Major League baseball
• National League roundup
• NFL and players oceans apart
• No. 2 seed Clijsters falls in Paris
• Outlaws advance with walk-off homer
• Overton takes Nelson lead with bogey-free 64
• Pancake breakfast to raise funds for Mtn. View baseball
• Peterson Ridge
• Reminder: Permit required for paddle craft
• Running

OBITS

• Death notices
• Gary Norman Auxier
• Leonora Carrington, 94; among early surrealists
• Maxine Clara (McCullough) Rae
• Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen; was 11-term New Jersey congressman

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Gary Norman Auxier
• Maxine Clara (McCullough) Rae

NATION & WORLD

• As goal shifts in Libya, time constrains NATO
• Attack, crash kill 9 NATO soldiers in Afghanistan
• Bloody clashes spread beyond Yemeni capital
• Clinton arrives in Pakistan
• Congress, Obama extend key Patriot Act provisions
• Deadly season spurs demand for shelters
• In 1937, Golden Gate Bridge opens
• Justices uphold law penalizing hiring of illegal immigrants
• Lava analysis detects water under moon’s stony surface
• Leonora Carrington, 94; among early surrealists
• Mladic denounced as embodiment of evil
• Monkeys have regrets, study finds
• More of Joplin’s missing turn up alive and safe
• Obama, GOP unveil competing job growth plans
• Officers acquitted of rape
• Peter H.B. Frelinghuysen; was 11-term New Jersey congressman
• Scientists say goodbye to Mars rover
• Serb war crimes suspect Ratko Mladic arrested
• Study questions treatment used in heart disease
• Vehicle occupants are vulnerable in tornadoes
• Volunteer’s years of work expose a new dinosaur
• Witchy town’s worry: Do too many psychics spoil the brew?

FEATURES

• Fast-track to kindergarten?
• Wetter and warmer: Just how mosquitoes like it
• Witchy town’s worry: Do too many psychics spoil the brew?
• Your kid swallowed what? How to remove stuck objects

ENTERTAINMENT

• A new name in beer
• ‘American Idol’ winner is ... ‘Idol’
• Art exhibits
• ‘Chicago’ auditions set for September show
• Compelling yet flawed
• Dead Ringers pay tribute to Jerry
• Death Cab for Cutie
• ‘Die Walkre' returns to Regal Old Mill
• Emerging artists
• Jack Black is animated about ‘Kung Fu Panda 2’
• Kilts, haggis and more
• Last Band Standing
• Maragas Winery plans all-day open house
• Movie times * For the week of May 27
• Music releases
• Out of town
• Oxford Hotel hosts Ron Steen’s jazz band
• Parents' Guide to Movies
• Sisters' Tastes of Mexico
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• The Decemberists
• The modern twang of Or, the Whale
• The week in preview at Silver Moon
• This week: Around town
• Upcoming Concerts

RESTAURANTS

• Sisters' Tastes of Mexico

OPINION

• A thanks to some county employees
• Educating public trumps bag ban
• Fidelity for elected officials
• Insurance exchange could help hold down health care costs
• Off the rails
• Remove bitter brush