May 26, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Airport targets service to LAX
• Bend Chamber pledges $50K to OSU-Cascades
• Bend market offering compost
• Campsite limits slashed
• Civic calendar
• Clinton says he’ll seek a 3rd term
• Correction
• County inmate suspected of mailing white powder
• Forest trail bridge to be removed
• Josephine sheriff shutters detective division
• Lawyer claims mental illness at arraignment in Etan Patz case
• Memorial Day closures
• Pedestrian struck, killed
• Police locate mother of 3 kids abandoned in shed in Portland
• Redmond Proficiency Academy
• Renovation project set to start at Redmond High School
• Solar plane begins transcontinental journey
• Suspect indicted in health worker killing
• Wanted: Bigfoot hair samples
• Well shot! Reader photos
• What s going up?
• With 2 on state higher ed board, the region’s profile rises
• Witness discounts confession to killing of newborn
• Woman arrested at school picket line

BUSINESS

• Airport targets service to LAX
• Bend market offering compost
• Goody’s expands to Eugene
• Icahn takes stake in Chesapeake
• People on the Move
• Presidential panel urges better use of spectrum
• Regulators are under scrutiny in JPMorgan trading loss
• Spain’s banking crisis widens
• What s going up?
• Yahoo folds tablet magazine

SPORTS

• American League roundup
• Baseball
• Basketball
• Beavers win Civil War opener
• Bend rallies past North Eugene for a 3-2 victory
• Celtics, Sixers set to battle in Game 7
• College
• Cycling
• Devils top Rangers in OT to advance to Cup finals
• Dufner takes halfway mark lead at Colonial
• Madras baseball suffers loss in state quarterfinals
• Major League Baseball
• National League roundup
• On the air
• Prep Scoreboard
• Scoreboard
• Softball
• Summit and pitcher D.J. Wilson shut down Putnam in the quarterfinals
• Summit, La Pine are in second place in their respective classifications after individual titles
• Summit takes a big lead after Day 1 of the 5A meet; Madras jumper places second
• Young tennis player working hard to return

OBITS

• Acclaimed literary scholar and author Paul Fussell dies at 88
• Death notices

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• Acclaimed literary scholar and author Paul Fussell dies at 88
• Activists say troops kill up to 50 in central Syria
• Anti-tax pledge losing steam
• Cameron defends his handling of Murdoch bid
• Center of gravity in oil world shifts to Americas
• Dragon makes history, docks at space station
• Edwards jurors break for holiday with no verdict
• Maine churches raise funds to fight gay marriage
• More holiday travelers expected to hit the road
• Muslim Brotherhood, military to square off
• SpaceX carried the cremains of 320 people
• Thai king makes rare visit outside Bangkok
• U.N. finds more highly enriched uranium in Iran

FEATURES

• In a Vatican whodunit, a punch line of a suspect
• Local Services
• Maine churches raise funds to fight gay marriage

ENTERTAINMENT

• Local movie times
• The Shins rock the Schwab
• War movies, marathons mark holiday weekend

OPINION

• Frauds, swingers and the odd early days of credit cards
• Oust Obama, a cunning swindler
• Tax initiatives not in Oregon’s best interests
• The magic and power of reading
• Too much to expect of old dam

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Passes expected to have minimal snow