May 19, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Ashland closes loophole on public camping
• Bar complaint filed by DA’s wife is disputed by those named
• Cary installed as bishop of the Diocese of Baker
• Clarification
• COCOA expands Meals on Wheels
• Correction
• Former sheriff’s worker arrested
• Health council holds forums
• Local Services
• News of Record: Police Log
• People on the Move
• Plan to turn hospital into memorial approved
• Pot dispensaries concern state’s new U.S. attorney
• PSU team wins national prize for computerized pill identifier
• Student filmmakers get the red carpet treatment for film fest
• Sunriver picks new police chief
• Trial vaccine made some more vulnerable to HIV, study confirms
• Waiting for permanent home, bear cub stays with zookeeper
• What’s next for Telfer?

BUSINESS

• Companies scramble as soda falls out of favor
• Facebook has mild stock debut
• MF Global trustee gets big payment
• Natural gas prices threaten carbon capture
• ODDITY: Dozens of flyswatters wash up on Alaska beaches
• Oil prices drop to 6-month low
• Paralyzed patients move robots with minds
• People on the Move
• What s going up?
• Workers over 65 at a record high

SPORTS

• Baffert’s silence could speak volumes
• Baseball
• Competing in costume
• Cowgirls in second at state
• Cycling
• Football
• Free skiers at Bachelor today
• Golf
• IndyCar drivers make pitch to keep boost
• Lakers beat Thunder in thriller
• Man injured in bicycle crash
• MLB roundup
• More than 2,900 to race in PPP today
• Motor sports
• Olympian Kris Freeman wins men's PPP
• On the Air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Ready ... Set ... PPP!
• Softball
• Storm girls, Cougar boys lead district championships
• Summit boys, girls earn early state titles
• Tennis
• Tops seeds continue to fall at Sybase
• World-class speed joins PPP field
• Zabriskie leads Tour of California

OBITS

• Death notices
• Ed Ray, 91, was hero in kidnapping
• Harold G. Baughman
• Joan D. Symons

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Harold G. Baughman
• Joan D. Symons

NATION & WORLD

• Chicago protests draw thousands
• Churches divided on gay marriage
• Companies scramble as soda falls out of favor
• Ed Ray, 91, was hero in kidnapping
• Embattled Greeks face epic choice
• Euro, Iran, Syria on docket
• Friend: Trayvon Martin spoke of ‘crazy and creepy’ man following him
• Heading into talks with Iran, U.S. officials see hopeful signs
• House rejects ban on some indefinite detentions
• Mexico detains 3 generals with ties to drug cartel
• Noted psychiatrist sorry for study on gay ‘cure’
• Obama, GOP stake out positions in debt battle
• ODDITY: Dozens of flyswatters wash up on Alaska beaches
• Paralyzed patients move robots with minds

FEATURES

• Cary installed as bishop of the Diocese of Baker
• Churches divided on gay marriage
• Civil unions vs. marriage: Differences are practical and symbolic
• Companies scramble as soda falls out of favor
• Local Services
• ODDITY: Dozens of flyswatters wash up on Alaska beaches

ENTERTAINMENT

• Can and bottle drive coming up
• Competing in costume
• ‘Eastwood’ about a real California celebrity family
• Local Movie Times
• Loretta Lynn married at age 15, not 13
• Public works open house
• Solar eclipse Sunday
• Star Party today in Prineville
• What s going up?

OPINION

• After Americans elect a president, we still need a bolder vision
• From eau d’infant to indie smell
• From the archives
• Residential care facility in Bend has not been a good neighbor
• The good and not-so good of new mascot rule