June 20, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• Capell revisits idea of reallocating transportation funds
• Does immigration status matter?
• ‘Dr. No’ no more
• Excavation turns up 1800s school remains
• Fairness of American Indians’ $3.4B settlement questioned
• ‘Heart’ of Bend parks retiring
• Justice served
• News of Record
• NOAA retains threatened status for coastal salmon
• Outsource positions
• Pollutant in Hermiston may threaten fish
• 3 rescued after vessel capsizes near Astoria
• Rethinking waste
• Rodeo hauled into court in dispute over trademark
• Seaside falls short for All-America City
• Sine die: the mystery term at the Capitol
• Smarts in Salem
• Substance dumped into irrigation canal
• Support home health bill
• 2 swimmers pulled from Willamette River
• 248 teachers laid off at end of school year
• Top assistant DAs resign
• Warm, sunny days in the forecast
• Wasted money
• While stuck, hunter finds huge elk sheds
• Why they fly it

BUSINESS

• Debate pits GPS against Internet via satellite
• Does immigration status matter?
• Justice served
• Lessons in longevity, from IBM
• Outsource positions
• Rethinking waste
• Social networking websites enrich those in the know
• Support home health bill
• Wasted money

SPORTS

• Autocross club lists events for the week ahead
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Cycling
• Cycling Central Scoreboard
• Cycling insider | Rider profile
• Elks beat BlueJackets 3-1 to avoid sweep
• Events Calendar
• Football
• Future looks bright for champ McIlroy
• Hamlin holds off Kenseth for victory at Michigan
• Locally
• Major League Baseball
• More riding in Redmond?
• Races
• Running
• Soccer

OBITS

• E Street Band sax man, Clarence Clemons, dies

NATION & WORLD

• Debate pits GPS against Internet via satellite
• Divided on prime minister, Palestinians cancel meeting
• E Street Band sax man, Clarence Clemons, dies
• Eurozone delays Greek loan decision
• For Giffords, a brief taste of her old life in Tucson
• Gates acknowledges early talks with Taliban
• Louis XVI and his family are caught attempting to flee France in 1791
• NATO confirms it hit wrong target, killing Libyan civilians
• Spy drones, some tiny as bugs, evolve to fight new battles
• Study debunks renowned scientist’s claim of racism in skull research
• U.S. examines Syrian war crimes charges
• U.S. nuke regulators weaken safety rules

FEATURES

• A sticky, smelly state of affairs
• Heading abroad to teach, and learn a bit, too
• ‘Heart’ of Bend parks retiring

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• ‘Combat Hospital’ familiar but compelling
• Def Leppard still adrenalized after three decades
• Movie Times

OPINION

• Don’t cut funding for The Environmental Center
• OSU-Cascades should get OK to buy building
• Regulation relies on decades-old research