July 30, 2004

LOCAL & STATE

• A solemn 'Village' Movie is afraid to raise its voice
• Anglers asked to limit fishing in hot weather
• Ben Davis
• Bend rider at the top of her game
• Black conviction
• Blue-green algae levels still a concern
• Bronco Billy's Ranch Grill & SaloonTaj Palace
• Children's theater presents 'Fiddler'
• Christian singer Stacie Orrico proves her mainstream appeal Slip into some leg warmersPhilharmonhick seeks replacement
• Club Pioneer
• Consumer laws difficult to enforce Federal rules prevent states from helping
• Decker hits a cycling crossroad
• Decker makes his point clearwhen needed
• deschutes county fair and rodeo
• Deschutes County Fair offers quintessential summertime fun
• Elks turned back twiceby SeattleBulletin staff report
• Fair heats up for the weekendMore attractions make for more fun, say organizers
• FAIR TIMERide a camel. Eat an elephant ear. Have a blast. Deschutes County Fair 2004 is bigger, and word is, better. The final three days of this year's run combine the traditional and the new in one fun, countrified package, PAGE 8
• Fat Tire Favorite
• 'Harold and Kumar' makes you laughHere, nothing beats the stoned pursuit of a White Castle 'slider'
• Have a blast at Deschutes County Fair
• High Desert Classics reaches final weekend
• Highlights ROCK ON!: On Saturday, a day-long celebration of the unique geology of Central Oregon's High Desert, in conjunction with the opening of the "Within the Stone: Nature's Abstract Rock Art" exhib
• Honky-tonk ROCKSupersuckers mix it up with new country sets
• Jose Tavarez
• La Pine hopes to attract businesses
• La Pine State Park
• Latin roots, eclectic styleLos Mocosos incorporates range of music genres
• Learn from masters at song academy
• 'Manchurian' ripe with cynicism No need to compare Frankenheimer's 1962 classic with 2004 version
• Message to teens: Driving's serious business
• Obituaries Published 07/30/2004
• Oregonian tops leaderboard By Jim Salter
• Park district waste
• Paul Alexander Wille
• Phonebook litter
• Photos that rockA Californian's prints of rock and wood, the likes of which most have never seen, are featured at The High Desert Museum
• Pole Creek
• Pottery Olympics in Bend on August 6
• Prayer Mountain tickets available
• Probation services privatized
• Program keeps more water in river
• Project hit by rising steel cost
• Randall Jay York
• Right Around the Corner Aug. 6-8 - FLASHBACK CRUZ 2004 continues: Central Oregon's Classic Chevy Club hosts its 19th annual car show for pre-1974 cars, with events all around Bend, including a show 'n' s
• Robert Scott Haldorson
• Roger Allen Pickett
• Sisters to host bead show soon
• Tankers join Log SpringsFire effort
• Thanks for not signing
• TODAYSATURDAYSUNDAY
• Visiting another universe 'Thunderbirds' stems from failed TV series
• Water-rights holders agree to lease their shares
• Witness sought in investigation

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