June 10, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Accused rapist violated terms of his release, reports show
• Air time
• Allies are few in foreclosures
• Cat with bubonic plague on the mend
• Chambers vote today on redistricting plan
• City struck by tsunami likely to get new harbor
• Corvallis school helps women from afar adjust to U.S. culture
• 2 cougar sightings reported
• County presents union proposal
• Deal in works for ‘Barefoot bandit'
• Deschutes brewmaster to strike out on his own
• Dispatches
• Driven to pedals by gas prices
• Family Calendar
• Former backer sues Dudley over loan
• Free puppet show
• GPS device tracks Bray’s every move
• Group will ask top court to nullify death warrant
• Kitzhaber inks widening of bottle deposit system
• Mount Hood climber hit by ice, falls 300 feet
• Mountain View High School
• Oregon's recovery slows
• Parents' Guide to Movies
• Police identify fatality in 6-car wreck
• Prescribed burn west of La Pine today
• Probation revoked for Jackie O’s half brother
• Redmond Proficiency Academy
• Restaurant Guide
• Ride 'em, cowboy!
• Share memories of Dad
• Story times, library youth events for June 10-16
• 5 suspects identified in cave vandalism
• Teen girl hit while crossing U.S. 97
• Theater camp for kids
• 30 years in the making, the last 10 as a school

BUSINESS

• A bank regulator logjam may be easing
• Allies are few in foreclosures
• Apple backpedals on terms of its subscription service
• Companies increasingly adding machines rather than employees
• Company targets dubious practices
• County presents union proposal
• Data breach at Citigroup sparks security debate
• Deschutes brewmaster to strike out on his own
• Dispatches
• Food prices climb in May
• Goldman fined $10M over ‘trading huddles’
• Microsoft loses appeal in patent case
• Oregon's recovery slows
• Record U.S. exports shrink trade deficit
• Researchers at IBM create high-speed circuits from graphene
• Small farms aim to profit with tourism
• U.S. home equity near a record low

SPORTS

• Adventure Sports Events Calendar
• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Dirty Half trail race slated for Sunday morning in Bend
• Luongo looks to shake struggles
• Major League Baseball
• Mathis takes first-round lead in Memphis
• Mavericks jump to 3-2 lead over Heat
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Seattle golfer goes low to win PNGA Senior
• Sisters Rodeo first main performance kicks off tonight
• Track and field
• Vanderbilt hopes home field helps against OSU
• Whoops Trail

OBITS

• Death notices
• John Sinfelt, 80, a pioneer in unleaded gasoline
• Maqbool Fida Husain, 95, Indian modernist painter
• Mary M. Slavkovsky
• Roy J. Campbell Jr.
• Sharon Ruth McGeachy

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Mary M. Slavkovsky
• Roy J. Campbell Jr.
• Sharon Ruth McGeachy

NATION & WORLD

• A bank regulator logjam may be easing
• Apple backpedals on terms of its subscription service
• Companies increasingly adding machines rather than employees
• Company targets dubious practices
• Data breach at Citigroup sparks security debate
• Deep South becoming turbulent front in war on illegal immigration
• Disasters spur witnesses to study emergency service
• Economy, climate concerns curtail production of 6-cylinder vehicles
• Espionage charges dropped against ex-NSA manager
• Fearful of assault, more Syrians flee into Turkey
• Food prices climb in May
• Friendly rivalry between Mars rovers
• Gingrich to forge ahead after campaign staff quits
• Goldman fined $10M over ‘trading huddles’
• Half of country wilts in unrelenting heat
• Libya rebels to get huge cash infusion
• Microsoft loses appeal in patent case
• Palin e-mails set for release today
• Piercing a tongue, in the name of mobility
• Preschool benefits last into adulthood, study finds
• Record U.S. exports shrink trade deficit
• Research affirms declining snowpack in West
• Researchers at IBM create high-speed circuits from graphene
• Small farms aim to profit with tourism
• Ultrabright supernovae an ‘amazing’ discovery
• U.S. home equity near a record low
• Winds die down, giving firefighters a needed assist

FEATURES

• Deschutes brewmaster to strike out on his own
• Help your tween daughter survive perils of summer
• Piercing a tongue, in the name of mobility
• Student lives, learns to the fullest

ENTERTAINMENT

• Art exhibits
• Bend homes host Taylor, Henry, Barris
• Cascade Chorale goes to the movies
• Clear Summer Nights series begins with Brett Dennen
• Concert to showcase 11 young artists
• ‘Dirt 3' kicks up dust
• Double the plays
• Elite wheels
• Erin Cole-Baker bares her soul on ‘Big Sky’
• If you’re a tween, get excited about ‘iParty’
• Last Band Standing
• Misty River says farewell (for now)
• Music releases
• New poetry slam at Madhappy Lounge
• Note to ‘Killing’: Find the bad guy already
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Portland trio brings ‘Hot Doom’ home to meet mom and dad
• Redwood Son pushes through the grief
• Renaissance in the Old Mill
• Ride 'em, cowboy!
• The Chapmans kick off free Summer Sunday shows at Bend's Les Schwab Amphitheater
• This week: Around town
• Tommy Emmanuel wows on the guitar
• Two benefits for folks in Joplin, Missouri
• Upcoming concerts

RESTAURANTS

• Renaissance in the Old Mill

OPINION

• Consumers did not win with fee change
• Estate tax should have been killed
• Honor Memorial Day
• Protect, don’t shoot
• Raise speed limits
• Republican challenger needs to keep campaign ideological

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A flashier alternative to the humdrum Prius
• Economy, climate concerns curtail production of 6-cylinder vehicles
• Police identify fatality in 6-car wreck
• Teen girl hit while crossing U.S. 97