July 02, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Architects chosen for Redmond school
• Bend blaze extinguished
• Copper theft imperils goods at food bank
• Fire slows traffic on U.S. Highway 97 in Sherman County
• Five wildfires burning across Central Oregon
• Group: Rural areas should have access to wireless devices
• Hospital’s program brings diabetes care to Madras
• Kids learn to stick with it in duct tape craft class
• Les Schwab settles discrimination suit
• Man is fatally shot by Silverton officer
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Nonprofit expanding to help homeowners in Crook County
• On the way up
• Oregon wildfires
• People on the move
• State looks to protect forestland in region
• Thousands of commuters try alternative transportation
• Unusual traffic on U.S. highway 20
• Utility rates to rise in Madras
• ‘We have to fight for every deal’: Picture isn’t any different locally
• With more roads to maintain, Redmond eyes a fee

BUSINESS

• Boeing 787 damage could create delays
• Business Calendar
• Changing your pillow may help you sleep better
• Citibank ATM breach reveals security hole
• Court overturns lead paint verdict
• Even to work, be a smart cycler
• Group: Rural areas should have access to wireless devices
• In stressful times, vacations are vital, but fewer workers plan to take them
• InBev CEO reaffirms takeover intentions
• June an abysmal month for sales
• Keep a cool head Shop ‘Green’
• Les Schwab settles discrimination suit
• Manufacturers’ prices keep rising
• People on the move
• Put your best foot forward with these handy shoe tools
• Sleep tight
• Soccer dads, get ready for resume gaps
• Starbucks to close 600 stores, lay off 12,000 employees
• Time to find a deal
• Top entertainment sellers
• Upstart airline takes aim at Seattle-Portland route
• Useless?
• Visa rescinds PIN rule for its debit cards
• Wal-Mart could face big fines over breaks
• ‘We have to fight for every deal’: Picture isn’t any different locally
• Your perfume won’t spoil, necessarily

SPORTS

• Americans set two new records at Olympic trials
• Bend swimmer finishes 34th at U.S. Trials
• Blazers, Spanish guard reach deal
• Broken Top Club undergoing an attitude change
• Central Oregon Golf Tour : Big Meadow
• Chris Horner of Bend left off U.S. Road Cycling Team
• C.O. golfer finishes fifth in Arizona event
• Cyclist headed to Olympics again
• Davis on verge of signing with Clippers
• Elevations make a difference on both sides of the mountains
• Golf Week
• Hurdler lives up to name
• On the Air
• One cyclist in, another out One cyclist in, another out
• Pitcher’s gem lifts Giants past Cubs
• Right tee height can save strokes
• Scoreboard
• UCLA, Howland agree to seven-year deal
• Williams sisters closing in on final

OBITS

• Clay Felker changed face of magazines

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles A. Harkness
• Death Notices
• Dolores E. Thomson Russell
• Helen Ann Judson
• Iona Leagjeld
• Mae Evelyn Thorson

NATION & WORLD

• Amelia Earhart disappeared in 1937
• Bush has confidence that homeowners will get aid
• Cheaper fuel - but, ultimately, it could cost you
• China opens talks with Dalai Lama
• Ex-convict suspected in 8 deaths is captured
• Florida executes first since botched injections
• G-8 to call for restraint on food-export bans
• How to save a cave from modern missteps
• In Colombia, McCain has U.S. voters in mind
• Iran diplomat strikes softer tone on nukes
• Long-held views on saving ecosystems are reconsidered
• Medicare cutback on hold as Congress takes a break
• Most Iraq benchmarks being met, report says
• Obama vows to overhaul faith-based initiatives
• Prices alter conservation mind-set
• Report: Oil demand won’t subside soon
• Sex abuse cases to cost Denver diocese $5.5M
• Texas man cleared in killing alleged burglars
• Troop deaths highest since Afghan invasion
• Zimbabwe urged to form unity government

FEATURES

• Hospital’s program brings diabetes care to Madras
• People on the move

ENTERTAINMENT

• Boy George cancels tour after visa denial
• Calendar
• Jolie goes to hospital for birth of twins
• ‘NOVA ScienceNOW’ returns
• Pamela Anderson auctions car for PETA

OPINION

• Africa would react to atrocities if Mugabe were white
• Farmers markets bring many benefits
• Merkley’s mistake - and its management
• The right time to collect fees

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Thousands of commuters try alternative transportation
• With more roads to maintain, Redmond eyes a fee