June 30, 2012

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend company gets $1M federal grant
• Central Oregon agencies consider streamlining their radio systems
• Community calendar
• Correction
• Geothermal plant ready to operate
• Judge sets deadline to resolve Port of Portland dispute
• Juveniles arrested in Sunriver spree
• Library starts literary series
• Lightning likely caused power outage
• Local Services
• Long fight ahead for plague victim
• Nature of Words unveils lineup
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend fire runs
• Oregon’s court filing system going digital
• Park district relocates Drake Park goslings
• People on the Move
• Rosenblum becomes Oregon’s first female AG
• State Board of Education approves guidelines for teacher evaluations
• test
• 10-year-old swimmer rescued after collapsing

BUSINESS

• A mortgage rate under 4 percent? How do I get one?
• A-B InBev buys maker of Corona
• Bend company gets $1M federal grant
• Central Oregon agencies consider streamlining their radio systems
• Markets heartily approve Europe’s new plan
• Oregon’s court filing system going digital
• People on the Move
• Peter Madoff says he didn’t know about fraud
• Preparers urged to take tax exam
• Sony closes $2.2B EMI acquisition
• Wal-Mart suspends supplier over slew of labor violations

SPORTS

• A fierce competition
• American League roundup
• Athletes prepare for final days in Eugene
• Basketball
• Down 2 sets, Federer comes back
• Football
• Gymnastics
• Heating up the pool
• Late surge leads Bears over Elks
• Lost hiker rescued near Pacific Crest Trail
• National League roundup
• Rookie dominates Nationwide race
• Tour looking to be two-man race
• University athletics’ broken model
• Upset in 200 breast: Weltz beats Hansen, Shanteau
• Well shot! Reader photos

OBITS

• Barboura Jo Walters Shannon
• Death notices

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Barboura Jo Walters Shannon
• Death notices

NATION & WORLD

• A mortgage rate under 4 percent? How do I get one?
• A telescope to spy small but deadly space rocks
• A-B InBev buys maker of Corona
• Also OK’d: highway, student loan funds
• An era of chimp research closes
• Campaign divides along 2 fault lines
• Care for poor challenges Republican-led states
• Deadly day in Syria, with talks on verge of collapse
• For GOP, the road to repeal isn’t easy
• For the president, there’s little time to celebrate court’s ruling
• From barred to in charge
• Judge to rule soon on Zimmerman release
• Justice won’t pursue case against Holder
• Markets heartily approve Europe’s new plan
• New World Heritage site: the traditional birthplace of Christ
• No signing of S. Korea, Japan pact
• Once in decline, Catholic schools are at a crossroads
• Peter Madoff says he didn’t know about fraud
• Plenty of second-guessing of Roberts’ health law ruling
• Preparers urged to take tax exam
• Progress as Obama surveys fires
• S.C. governor cleared
• Sex scandal envelops Air Force
• Sony closes $2.2B EMI acquisition
• 5 states get No Child waivers
• Today In History
• Wait for it: Earth adds a leap second tonight
• Wal-Mart suspends supplier over slew of labor violations

FEATURES

• A past preserved
• Bend company gets $1M federal grant
• Local Services
• Long fight ahead for plague victim
• New World Heritage site: the traditional birthplace of Christ
• Once in decline, Catholic schools are at a crossroads
• To the end, Ephron took a road all her own
• Today In History

ENTERTAINMENT

• A fierce competition
• A past preserved
• Movie times
• Online recaps enhance TV viewing experience
• To the end, Ephron took a road all her own
• Well shot! Reader photos

OPINION

• Correction
• Distinguish fact, opinion
• Don’t use tax money
• Eaton a great person
• From the Archives
• Holder has squandered the promise he once showed
• Tired song and dance
• Wise choice to wait on 911 levy vote