May 27, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Assault suspect collapses in custody
• Births
• Copley — Grupe
• Cougar making its presence felt in Jacksonville
• Dad defends locking up autistic sons
• Deal ends Reynolds teachers strike
• Deputy injured when car spins out
• Dramatic change at Madras High
• Ebers — Holland
• Eugene utility plans to cut 50 jobs
• Facing tariffs, huge Chinese solar-cell maker drawn to Oregon as it scouts U.S. factory sites
• Few buyers for high-end homes
• Fish farm detects virus, kills stock
• Have a story idea or submission? Contact us!
• In Coos Bay, Oregon’s oldest Coast guard vet
• In 1912, suffrage speaker Sara Ehrgott wins over audiences
• Is a cure delayed a cure denied?
• Jackson County may ban GMOs
• Ketrenos
• Marine from Boring killed in Afghanistan
• Memorial Day closures
• News of Record: Deeds
• Our region's economy improves
• Pedestrian hit, killed in La Pine
• Redmond banking on new website
• St. Francis School celebrates 75 years
• Sunriver's 'SHARC' opens with a splash
• Train strikes man sitting on tracks
• Tweets show support for shocked teen
• Washington nuclear plant license extended to 2043

BUSINESS

• Few buyers for high-end homes
• Is private equity behind dental abuse?
• News of Record: Deeds
• Our region's economy improves
• Redmond banking on new website
• Thanks to clouds, there’s no ‘my’ in music anymore
• Tweets show support for shocked teen

SPORTS

• A trio of titles
• American League roundup
• Beavs top Ducks in thrilling finish
• Bend races draw more than 200
• Caballo Blanco's last run: The story of Micah True
• Cycling
• Dufner has 1-stroke lead at Colonial
• Indy 500 wide open as Penske tries to go 5-0
• Major League Baseball
• Miami next stop for Celtics after beating 76ers in Game 7
• Mixed martial arts
• Motor sports
• National League roundup
• On the Air
• Oregon reaches World Series
• Sisters’ state run ends in quarters
• Soccer
• Summit wins its sixth straight state team title
• Tennis

OBITS

• Death notices
• Deaths
• Irene Dufek
• Jack Salkovics
• Marie Moffitt Abbot
• Wesley Brown was 1st black graduate of Naval Academy

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Irene Dufek
• Jack Salkovics
• Marie Moffitt Abbot

NATION & WORLD

• Birthplace of Memorial Day: Many cities claim it
• 2 candidates in Egypt seek wider support
• Gas prices falling? Not on this coast
• Is private equity behind dental abuse?
• Magma crystals can help predict volcano eruptions
• Massacre in Syria, with children as targets
• Pope’s butler charged; Vatican in chaos
• 2012’s biggest issue: Can Washington govern?
• Today
• U.S. seeks Russia’s help in removing Syria"s Assad
• USPS offers buyouts to 45,000
• Washington Week
• Wesley Brown was 1st black graduate of Naval Academy
• Will a volcano blow? Answer is crystal clear
• 50 years on, still ablaze underground

FEATURES

• Berkeley artist finds beauty in organic paints
• Falling in love with Lisbon all over again
• Far-off families log on for graduations
• Morgan Spurlock’s male grooming tips
• St. Francis School celebrates 75 years
• The all-purpose commencement keynote address
• Women love wine, not its marketing

ENTERTAINMENT

• A comic sits down to write a book ...
• Art event focuses on women’s empowerment
• Authors: Poisonous atmosphere on Hill has roots in Gingrich era
• Best-sellers
• Demand for ‘Fifty Shades’ erotic novels sways libraries
• ‘Ghosts of the Ozarks’ sheds light on stereotype
• Local Movie Times
• ‘Pinstripe Empire’ a home run
• Pull weeds in your community
• Riveting tale of Cromwell vs. Anne Boleyn
• Special Olympics plans fundraiser
• Thanks to clouds, there’s no ‘my’ in music anymore

OPINION

• Caballo Blanco's last run: The story of Micah True
• Character is more than a career path
• Don’t tie up forest management in more lawsuits
• High gas prices and our cooling love for driving
• Make a statement about Mt. Bachelor
• She has a pimp’s name etched on her
• Syria intervention problematic
• The bizarre assault on private equity
• Underwear bombers show TSA limits

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• How to deal with a difficult ignition switch
• Prius tackles streets of San Francisco