May 16, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• After death at UO, no new meningitis cases are reported
• Agency doesn’t review rules as law requires
• Bagley, Balyeat advance
• Ballots, from box to courthouse
• Bead show set this week in Bend
• Bulletin seeking market info
• Correction
• Ex-PSU official punished for lying
• Eyewear sales aid local students
• Former deputy in sex case sentenced
• Greene gets GOP nod, will face Unger in fall
• Group asks judge to halt sea lion killings
• Jefferson County passes school bond
• Klamath Falls kids learn street safety
• Knopp trounces incumbent Telfer
• Law enforcement officers honored
• Long-shot bill a threat to Meals on Wheels
• Making sense of sunscreen
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Portland audit: Police progress lacking
• Portland schools budget saves jobs
• Rabid bat found in Medford
• Recovery is uneven in Central Oregon
• Rosenblum wins primary, apt to be first female AG
• School board chooses new member, praising deep ties
• Search continues for Bend woman
• Sharp rise in state’s gas prices is expected to be short-lived
• Slim margin in Crook County judge primary
• Smith headed for Portland mayoral runoff
• Talks resume in teacher strike
• 911 tax measure heading for defeat
• U.S. 97 reopens in Bend

BUSINESS

• Allegiant to start Hawaii flights
• Bead show set this week in Bend
• Boehner promises a new debt fight
• Bulletin seeking market info
• Business Calendar
• Community Calendar
• Correction
• Creative services for our dearly departed
• ‘Crowd labor' industry employs army of digital grunts
• ‘Do not knock’ registries lock out peddlers
• Eyewear sales aid local students
• FBI opens inquiry into bank’s $2B loss
• Former tabloid boss is charged in British phone hacking case
• Making sense of sunscreen
• New art market in Redmond
• News of Record: Bankruptcies
• Recovery is uneven in Central Oregon
• Retail sales cool in April
• Sharp rise in state’s gas prices is expected to be short-lived
• Solar panel deals too good to refuse
• State jobless rate declines
• 200 to get help paying rent
• Virtual supermarkets are established at Philadelphia, Chicago train stations

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• College
• Correction
• Crook County is runner-up at state
• Cycling
• Equestrian meet set for Redmond
• European Tour
• Golf Scoreboard
• Hockey
• Kings shut out Coyotes 4-0, go up 2-0 in conference finals
• LPGA Tour
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• Nationwide Tour
• On the Air
• One busy building: L.A.’s Staples Center to work overtime in playoffs
• Pacers win 78-75, as late chances doom Heat
• PGA Tour
• Play-in games start Thursday
• Prep Scoreboard
• Sisters golfer ties for 7th at state
• Soccer
• Storm finish in tie for second
• Summit wins another title

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths Elsewhere
• Douglas Lee Puett
• Gerald (Jerry) Michael Meyers
• Pamela Jane Smith
• Writer Carlos Fuentes captured essence of Mexico

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Douglas Lee Puett
• Gerald (Jerry) Michael Meyers
• Pamela Jane Smith

NATION & WORLD

• A promotion for Vesta, from asteroid to planet
• Boehner promises a new debt fight
• Changing of the guard in France
• Creative services for our dearly departed
• ‘Do not knock’ registries lock out peddlers
• EU forces strike pirate base
• FBI opens inquiry into bank’s $2B loss
• Former tabloid boss is charged in British phone hacking case
• Greece fails to form new government
• Hybrid cars, silent killers, may not be for long
• Making sense of sunscreen
• Pakistan may see supply lines reopen
• Prevention is the goal of Alzheimer’s drug trial
• Tea party upset in Nebraska race
• Today In History
• Virtual supermarkets are established at Philadelphia, Chicago train stations
• Yemeni forces push to recapture towns

FEATURES

• Creative services for our dearly departed
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• Community Calendar
• Local Movie Times
• New art market in Redmond
• The end is near for ‘30 Rock’

OPINION

• Agency doesn’t review rules as law requires
• Board members need to speak their minds
• Boycotting Starbucks
• Changes to PERS needed
• Loaded with sugar, flavored milk doesn’t do a body good
• ‘Lost’ is right description of DUII arrest details
• True scientific debate vs. orchestrated dissent

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Hybrid cars, silent killers, may not be for long