June 26, 2011

LOCAL & STATE

• A real beaut in the arena of ugly
• A tobacco-free COCC?
• Best indicator of fire threat? Lightning
• Bingham—Lueck
• Births
• Boy, 9, dies in accident on I-5 near Grants Pass
• Coast Guard saves man who rolled watercraft
• Deeds
• Delicious days at Bite of Bend
• Fagen
• In school overhaul, some local concerns
• Man arrested in death of 11-week-old son
• Many factors, agencies shape evacuation orders
• Olufson
• Online group deals for outdoor gear
• Rulings bring foreclosures into question
• Salem school district denies union grievance
• Session apt to adjourn this week
• Simple gift inspires girl, 9, to set up far-reaching cupcake charity drive
• Sporrer—Flanary
• State council signs off on wind turbines
• Summers
• Suspect in wife’s death admits mulling divorce
• TODAY
• Who’s making news in Salem
• Women of the law
• Workplace shooting suspect is owners’ son
• 50 YEARS AGO

BUSINESS

• A leap over the paywall
• Amazon.com, too, steps offline and into daily deals
• Deeds
• High spirits as liquor sales rise
• Is near 10% the new normal?
• It’s summer now, so what can job-seeking teens do?
• More women report financial stress
• Nevada prepares to permit use of driverless cars
• Online group deals for outdoor gear
• Owning a home: a fading dream for many in Britain
• Poll: Debt is a threat — but don’t scare us
• Rulings bring foreclosures into question
• To those with 4 jobs, add 1 more: job juggler

SPORTS

• Andretti wins race in Iowa
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Bend golfer ready for big stage at Public Links
• CNN sportscaster Nick Charles dies of cancer
• Doping appeal hangs over Contador and Tour
• Elks suffer home loss to BlueJackets
• Felix and McQuay win 400 titles at U.S. championships
• First Bend Oyster adventure race draws over 250
• Getting things rolling
• Major League Baseball
• Mexico rallies to beat U.S. in Gold Cup final
• On the Air
• Roundup
• Serena among past champs headed to the fourth round
• Sonoma could turn into demolition derby
• Timbers fall 4-0 to Dallas
• Tseng opens big lead at LPGA Championship
• U.S., Germany, Brazil look to put on a show

OBITS

• CNN sportscaster Nick Charles dies of cancer
• Death notices
• Dorothy L. Byington
• Ethel Marie Bruce Hanson
• First woman appointed to Oregon Supreme Court dies
• Fred Steiner, composer of TV and film music, dies

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Dorothy L. Byington
• Ethel Marie Bruce Hanson

NATION & WORLD

• A leap over the paywall
• Atop TV sets, a power drain runs nonstop
• Bay Bridge, partly made, for less, in China
• Biden: Don’t burden the middle class
• Bin Laden pondered renaming al-Qaida for better PR
• Chavez’s long absence spurs talk of succession
• China releases another dissident
• Diabetes’ rapid rise makes it a ‘defining global health issue’
• Disasters deliver blow to state budgets
• E. coli strain resurfaces
• Easy chemical suicides, where the desperate aren’t the only victims
• For the high court, 2012 looks to be an explosive year
• Fred Steiner, composer of TV and film music, dies
• In Afghan ‘peace talks," who’s doing the talking?
• In 1963, John F. Kennedy utters ‘Ich bin ein Berliner’
• Is near 10% the new normal?
• It’s summer now, so what can job-seeking teens do?
• 5 myths about the big house
• NATO pleads for more time in Libya
• Owning a home: a fading dream for many in Britain
• 3 policies that pushed America into the red
• Poll: Debt is a threat — but don’t scare us
• Russians protest rejection of another political party
• Taliban claim strikes exclude civilians
• Teen crusades against ticketing traffic cameras
• Unlikely mix of supporters pushed a vote
• U.S. fares poorly in first polling of Egyptian views
• Washington Week
• Witnesses say truck driver tried to avoid hitting train

FEATURES

• A tobacco-free COCC?
• Acura: Easy on the road but not on the eyes
• Agricoolture
• Arriving at Machu Picchu through the back door
• High spirits as liquor sales rise
• High-end home brews: Amateurs get serious
• More women report financial stress
• News of Record: Reunions

ENTERTAINMENT

• Ann Patchett’s ‘State of Wonder’ evokes magic
• Best-sellers
• Drake Park duck race tickets on sale
• Jungle love isn’t as exciting as it sounds
• Lohan tells magazine she treasures time alone on house arrest
• Memoir recounts Pegg’s ascent from nerd to star
• Movie Times
• Mysteries to keep your summer suspenseful
• Nature of Words to announce author lineup at auction event
• The Roaring Twenties and a sensational, real-life murder
• Why maana never comes in Mexico

OPINION

• Behold the bovines of foreign policy
• Don’t cut center’s funding
• From 100 days to 100 days
• In Deschutes, more money, or gravel roads
• Kindle vs. books: the dead trees society
• 5 myths about the big house
• No notable change yet for Oregon
• Not a smart outsourcing
• Support for same-sex
• The Department of Food Subsidies
• Time for term limits
• Women in authority could mean better use of power

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• A tobacco-free COCC?
• Acura: Easy on the road but not on the eyes