June 29, 2006

LOCAL & STATE

• A new view on lactic acidResearchers now believe lactate can be used as fuel
• Central Oregon foresters host Russian counterparts
• Decision of self-defense not to be taken lightly
• Deschutes OKs $253M budget, adds positions
• Fetus helps mom with arthritis
• Fly-tying corner
• Health Datebook
• Jefferson County chooses new land use process for Measure 37
• Madras men taken into custody for possession of meth
• Newberry monument mine, homes proposed
• News of Record
• No alert of worst state sex criminals
• ODFW's shocking discovery
• ODOT to discuss road projects
• Oregon to unveil Internet registry of sex offenders
• Poisoning by cardiac meds on the riseOfficials fear drugs are more accessible
• Searching for inspiration
• Seniors need more fluids
• Soldier's funeral to draw protests
• Sunriver Owners Association holds meetings on fees
• Two men injured in Redmond crash
• Unicel gives signal a boost

BUSINESS

• Business CALENDAR
• Jefferson County chooses new land use process for Measure 37
• Mt. Bachelor set for summer rides
• NEWS OF RECORD
• Old Mill's fuel building to house spirits, sparkle
• Unicel gives signal a boost

SPORTS

• Elks take series from AppleSox
• Events Calendar
• Rainbow study
• Scoreboard
• Seattle pro takes lead
• Success picks up at Big Lava
• The master's plan

OBITS

• Alvester Deon Sparks Jr.
• Edward Ray Whitehurst
• Paul 'Pablo' Edward Velasquez
• Walter Darel Names

FEATURES

• Soldier's funeral to draw protests

OPINION

• Decision of self-defense not to be taken lightly
• 'Defenders' with an agenda
• Drop the pot fee
• Get out of Iraq
• Going back to basics
• Parents at fault
• Support term limits