June 02, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend council OKs 3-year extension on affordable housing fee
• Bend councilor makes a hair-raising promise
• Black bear captured near Tualatin school
• Clarification
• Classified workers at Redmond schools agree to pay freeze
• Correction
• Defense gets unclassified documents in bomb plot
• Democrat says GOP reneged on BPA ban
• Education spending growth slowed in 2009, census finds
• Electric car fast-chargers coming to I-5 in Oregon
• Killer Middlekauff gets life without parole
• Like diploma, exam anxiety dreams last lifetime
• New indoor market opening in Redmond
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs, Pets
• Police nix switch to lower-cost health plan
• Portland may cover workers’ sex surgery
• Public can get peek at Vault data center
• Report: 34 patients died from mistakes
• Ride the River shuttle starts June 17
• Skin cancer surgery lessens chance of needing an additional procedure
• State clears DOE employees in probe into Hayes contract
• State panel on global warming says cities need to curb growth
• Teaching the skills for startup success
• Volunteers sought for safety council
• Youth Authority to cut 119 positions

BUSINESS

• Advocates, bankers join to fight new rules on mortgages
• American Airlines must put fares back on Orbitz, judge rules
• Are grandparents sacrificing too much?
• Bend council OKs 3-year extension on affordable housing fee
• Clamshell packaging is being tossed
• Clarification
• Classified workers at Redmond schools agree to pay freeze
• Congress urged to toughen penalties for illegal streaming
• Hackers from China hit Gmail, Google says
• Holocaust survivors fight to pursue insurance claims
• Markets dive amid dispiriting reports
• New indoor market opening in Redmond
• People
• Public can get peek at Vault data center
• Rapid development keeps Zynga on top
• Retirees face health care cost squeeze
• SEC investigating trades made by hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors
• Shareholders OK $7.1B coal merger
• State clears DOE employees in probe into Hayes contract
• State panel on global warming says cities need to curb growth
• Take steps to keep your degree from becoming a financial burden
• Teaching the skills for startup success

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Anglers enjoy kokanee success at Wickiup
• Basketball
• Blazing trails for trout
• Canucks score in final minute to top Bruins, 1-0
• Creighton dreams of playing in CWS at home
• Cycling
• Fly-tying corner
• Football
• Go with the flow
• Hockey
• Hunting & Fishing Calendar
• LeBron’s detractors are bracing for a title
• Madras’ Gill named to all-WCC team
• Major League Baseball
• Mavs’ obstacles in finals? Dirk’s finger and 1-0 deficit
• Nadal to face Murray in semis
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Pac-10 is playing second fiddle to Big 12 at College World Series
• ‘Roll Tide’ takes on new meaning in Alabama
• Shaq set to retire after 19 seasons
• Soccer
• WATER HAZARD
• Wet weather, fowl hike
• What does ‘June-uary’ hold for us hikers?

OBITS

• Clarence John Van Orsow
• Clarice Taylor, actress who played ‘Cosby Show’ grandmother, 93
• Death notices
• Dennis James Sherbino
• Edwin William Bill Friedlander
• Laurence Larry Roland Serrurier

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Clarence John Van Orsow
• Death notices
• Dennis James Sherbino
• Edwin William Bill Friedlander
• Laurence Larry Roland Serrurier

NATION & WORLD

• Advocates, bankers join to fight new rules on mortgages
• American Airlines must put fares back on Orbitz, judge rules
• At least 4 are killed as tornadoes hit Massachusetts
• 116 civilians reported killed in Sudan region
• Congress urged to toughen penalties for illegal streaming
• 3 convicted in slaying of Chechen who turned against leader
• Counting the cost of AIDS treatment, 30 years later
• Endeavour touches down for last time as Atlantis prepares for shuttle finale
• Fighting spreads in Yemen, raising fear of civil war
• Germany races to find source of lethal E. coli outbreak
• Hackers from China hit Gmail, Google says
• Holocaust survivors fight to pursue insurance claims
• In 1981, ‘Donkey Kong’ makes its U.S. debut
• Legislators seek limits to picketing at military funerals
• Markets dive amid dispiriting reports
• Meeting fails to end debt stalemate
• Mladic to appear before U.N. court
• Rebels blame blast on Gadhafi loyalist
• Report slams Japan’s tsunami readiness
• School hopes longer classes will lead to deeper learning
• SEC investigating trades made by hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors
• Sentencing set in killing of Yale grad student
• Shareholders OK $7.1B coal merger
• Three Gorges Dam may be making a bad drought worse
• Two-thirds of Pakistanis deny U.S. killed bin Laden
• Weiner’s plan to calm furor over Twitter photo backfires

FEATURES

• Aerobic exercise can strengthen hearts of seniors, study shows
• Alternative for aging
• Bend councilor makes a hair-raising promise
• Counting the cost of AIDS treatment, 30 years later
• Don’t be fooled by ‘healthy’ fast-food options
• For some products, expiration date isn’t a death sentence
• Germany races to find source of lethal E. coli outbreak
• Health Datebook
• Healthier diet can provide student athletes a leg up
• Hungry? Here are some ways to skip the chips and eat more fruits and vegetables
• In 1981, ‘Donkey Kong’ makes its U.S. debut
• Legal challenge
• People
• Rapid development keeps Zynga on top
• Retirees face health care cost squeeze
• Signs of a concussion? There’s an app for that
• Skin cancer surgery lessens chance of needing an additional procedure
• Swimmer's ear
• Tying payments to results
• When it comes to beating illness, the mind matters, doctor says

ENTERTAINMENT

• BendFilm 2011 Bash this Saturday
• Community Datebook
• Congress urged to toughen penalties for illegal streaming
• High Desert Museum now offers free admission to military families
• Movie Times
• Moving in step to Latin rhythms
• Of current crop of clever comedies, which is best?
• Rapid development keeps Zynga on top
• 'Single Ladies': all bling, no brain
• What I Wore hosts book, dress sale
• Will new documentary club enjoy the Oprah effect?

OPINION

• Fight for good charities
• More work needed on bike lanes and sidewalks in state
• OK Rep. Walden’s Bowman Dam bill
• The city of Bend addled by seven core incompetencies

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Electric car fast-chargers coming to I-5 in Oregon