May 06, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Baney fix to tourism turf war stirs anger
• Bend bullet maker grows
• Births
• 5 charged in heroin overdose death
• Clackamas County candidate faced $74,000 tax lien, bankruptcy
• Community Calendar
• Corvallis man bowls his way into the U.S. record book
• Diabetic inmate hospitalized
• Driver held on suspicion of DUII 3 months into license suspension
• Ex held in killing of pair with bat
• Got the munchies? Pot eatery opens in Ashland
• 2 hospitalized in Redmond crash
• K-9 units earn badges at Pendleton conference
• Man accused of killing dog, burglary
• Mongar—Johnson
• Motorist denies guilt in fatal 1-car crash
• Multiple generations of veterans celebrate opening of new center
• News of record: Deeds
• No sign of foul play in inmate ’s death
• Root
• Saudi teen in jetliner ruckus to face charges in police chase
• Students walk out to back teachers
• Summer classes go online, but not entirely
• ‘Super moon' shines big and bright
• Super student
• 1962 track meet measured in meters
• Youngsters take the yoke

BUSINESS

• Baney fix to tourism turf war stirs anger
• Bend bullet maker grows
• Carry-ons to cost as much as $100 on Spirit Airlines
• Compact is loaded with features
• Following bread crumbs on the trail of data-sharing
• 231,000 miles with more to go
• News of record: Deeds
• Several possible causes for overheating engine
• Young veterans battle to find jobs
• Youngsters take the yoke

SPORTS

• A fresh Glaze
• American League roundup
• At long last, a playoff for college football
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Capitals tie series with 3-2 win over Rangers
• Central Oregon golf survey results
• Crosswater Club’s greens getting new life
• Cycling
• Ex-coaches, teammates fondly remember Seau
• Fortune smiles on Mickelson on his way to hall of fame
• Gilchrist girls win own meet
• Gordon wins pole at Talladega
• Hockey
• Major League Baseball
• Mayweather defeats Cotto
• National League roundup
• Nicklaus, Palmer, Player win scramble exhibition
• Off-peak rates for Central Oregon golf courses
• On the Air
• Out of nowhere, I’ll Have Another takes Kentucky Derby
• Pac Am changes to drum up interest
• Paint Horse Club offering $1,000 scholarship
• Posting better scores doesn’t have to be tough
• Prep Scoreboard
• Redmond baseball sweeps South Eugene in district play
• Simpson emerges with lead
• Soccer
• Stable rates show optimism in Central Oregon
• Tennis
• 24th Salmon Run draws 300 plus
• The Last Chapter
• Thunder rally, sweep defending champs
• Track & field
• Volleyball

OBITS

• Bowman, critic and novelist, had a satirical bent
• David Merle Christensen
• Death notices
• Deaths
• Iris Rose
• Tom Carey
• Virginia V. Moyer
• Wallowa County mourns loss of biologist, musician

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• David Merle Christensen
• Death notices
• Iris Rose
• Tom Carey
• Virginia V. Moyer
• Wallowa County mourns loss of biologist, musician

NATION & WORLD

• A rare dementia tests ‘for better, for worse’ vows
• Bowman, critic and novelist, had a satirical bent
• Chaotic scene at 9/11 trial
• China’s censors lost control of Chen case
• Citing safety, U.S. abandons $80M Afghan consulate site
• Crash dieting before the wedding
• From abroad, trying to shape a new Syria
• In race to French presidency, Hollande sets his own pace
• Military turns focus to drug smuggling
• More Mexicans find opportunities at home
• Raised in drug-plagued home, woman heads to White House
• Scores march as Japan shuts off nuclear power
• Sowing the seeds of hate
• Test-tube babies not at risk, except ...
• Today
• Uphill fight for GOP freshmen
• Washington Week
• With jobs few, grads lured by unpaid work

FEATURES

• How tacos conquered America
• In the footsteps of Lewis & Clark
• Super student
• Teach kids the value of humor
• Youngsters take the yoke

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author’s wry novels are finally in English
• Dancing granny is aging with pizzazz
• ‘Final Sail’ resumes series’ ‘dead-end job’ theme
• Finale of ‘The Voice’ on NBC tops TV picks
• ‘iDisorder’ takes a critical look at digital devices
• Local Movie Times
• Science Pub will focus on media and teens
• Simple story is worth a read
• Sisters Rodeo parade entries are due soon
• The Last Chapter
• ‘Waiting for Sunrise’ a prelude to next Bond

OPINION

• Bulletin endorsements
• Crime rate and abortion
• Don’t punish the innocent with fines, fees
• Elect Sercombe
• Keep the death penalty available
• No municipal golf course
• No to routine X-rays
• State recovery means easing the taxpayer’s burden
• Tanks, jets or school?
• The online tsunami of higher ed
• The worst way to judge a charity organization
• These Cabinets have gone wild
• What would a 2nd term look like?