June 19, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A game of focus, determination and marbles
• As end nears, corrections budget lingers
• Bend police arrest 3 graffiti suspects
• Births
• Brewer — Bowen
• Bruno — Rasmussen
• Built to last
• Calendar
• Culwell
• Fairham
• Field — Johnson
• High Desert's unquenchable brewery scene
• Jones
• Jury weighs tales of terror
• Lone graduate exhibits hallmarks of a standout
• News of Record: Deeds
• Police target cyclists
• Rebuilding the foundation
• Sen. Peter Courtney, D-Salem
• Sisters retires parks debt
• StoryCorps coming to Warm Springs
• Suspicious fire causes $20K damage at store
• Tourism and dam protection collide in yearly lake cleanup
• Wandering llama caught in Redmond

BUSINESS

• Built to last
• High Desert's unquenchable brewery scene
• In this pet economy, roughing it is for the humans
• News of Record: Deeds
• Old and new, museum highlights scooters and their quirks
• Rebuilding the foundation
• 30-year mortgage rates level off at 4.5 percent

SPORTS

• Auto racing
• Baseball
• Battle of the boards Ready, set, paddle
• Bend falls to Kitsap 3-1 in WCL play
• Cycling
• Football
• For Latino players, a sad state of affairs
• If you’re missing a club, you’re definitely not alone
• Kurt Busch takes third straight Sprint Cup pole
• Locals dominate at Duel in the Desert
• Major League Baseball
• McIlroy leads by eight heading into final round
• More than 100 take part in Dry Canyon Run
• No minivans or orange slices: Soccer is cool in the Northwest
• Road to greatness should start today for McIlroy
• Roundup
• Swimming
• Tennis
• Vanderbilt, Florida win in CWS openers
• Weak draft could still provide teams with assets for later
• Williams sisters look to triumph in return

OBITS

• Death notices
• Harry Freeman, exec in smear campaign
• Jean Ann Notdurft
• Mietek Pemper, 91, compiled Schindler’s List
• NaDene Jane Fahey
• Sharon Ann Sowa

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Jean Ann Notdurft
• NaDene Jane Fahey
• Sharon Ann Sowa

NATION & WORLD

• An ex-congressman checks in for treatment - but is there a cure?
• An Obama-Boehner alliance — on the links, anyway
• Asbestos victims dread repeal of health care law
• Assessing NATO's future
• Big setback at Japanese nuke plant
• Harry Freeman, exec in smear campaign
• Has Obama ignored Africa?
• Jobs lost, jobs found
• Mietek Pemper, 91, compiled Schindler’s List
• Praise for Perry as he mulls Iowa
• Refugee crisis mounts in Syria
• Rosenbergs executed in ’53 for spying
• Science closes in on artificial limbs that can feel
• Soggy summer awaits along Midwest rivers
• Tensions up as Pakistan denies ties to militants
• Vatican to host forum on sex abuse
• Washington Week
• Weary of ‘wars of choice’
• 30-year mortgage rates level off at 4.5 percent

FEATURES

• A few ‘lifesavers’ for moms
• A glitch grounds an airline
• Audi A7 TFSI: Performance and practicality
• Built to last
• It’s back to nature at rustic Quebec spas
• Must-have knives gain an edge in marketplace
• News of Record: Reunions, college notes
• Psst: A secret for lovers of white Burgundy
• Taking gardening to new heights

ENTERTAINMENT

• Acrobatics, music take center stage at the Tower
• Aliens attack (but not often enough) in ‘Falling Skies’
• Best-sellers
• Book tells of lifetime up against the ropes
• ElBaradei doesn’t tiptoe around details in memoir
• Help your hound shed some pounds at race
• Husker Du guitarist sheds a ‘Little Light’
• It’s a robot’s world in ‘Robopocalypse’
• Martha Stewart takes on new role: comic-book heroine
• Movie Times
• Poems that go amazing places
• Send in auditions for fair talent show
• Small, sleepy town in Nebraska stars in charming mystery tale

OPINION

• A bold step on education
• How we can avoid a lost economic decade
• If you want jobs, you’d better forget about the Hoover Dam
• Imagine a world without chain stores
• Military may be good model for U.S.
• Moral philosophy goes global
• Obama shouldn’t turn the clock back
• Park deal should not be exclusive
• Pre-protest of the 2012 campaign

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Audi A7 TFSI: Performance and practicality
• Electric cars for short drives
• Police target cyclists