July 06, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• After 3 months, few leads on missing man
• As oil goes ...
• Bend man arrested after flag altercation
• Bend parks to provide less help on fees
• Births
• Brief chinook season to open on 2 rivers
• Crash near Hampton sends 2 to hospitals
• Crook County mental health to get more space
• Despite one major loss, art scene in Bend might be booming
• Farwell — Harlowe
• FDA reports more salmonella illnesses from record outbreak
• From Silicon Valley to Bend, from one startup to the next
• Genovese — Ohlde
• Hane — Burke
• Hocker
• If measures pass, prison for women could see huge influx
• Ignoring Hamas’ pleas, militants keep up strikes
• Kyger — Packman
• News of Record: Deschutes County deeds
• Paullin
• Pittman — Merritt
• Redmond flights: Which are best?
• Sentences expected in Pendleton killing
• State is taking 2nd look at mill’s pollution permit
• Study: Orangutans on fast track to extinction
• Summers — Clark
• Tacy
• ‘The Lights of New York,’ the first all-talking feature, premieres in 1928
• Untangling the red tape
• Volunteer Search
• 5 wildfires continue to burn in the area
• Wind power was almost too much of a good thing for the electrical grid
• 100 YEARS AGO Thousands cheer the festivities on Mirror Pond in 1933 and ’58

BUSINESS

• All vehicles — sooner or later — need their tires rotated
• As oil goes ...
• Buick"s adapting - and we like it
• Employers use federal law to deny benefits
• Equity group aglow after lava lamp deal
• From Silicon Valley to Bend, from one startup to the next
• ‘Go local’? Then what are cars for?
• New Sharpie won’t bleed through paper
• News of Record: Deschutes County deeds
• Redmond flights: Which are best?
• Surfing the Web for gas savings
• What's not bothering small businesses?
• With merger, Coors losing its aura
• 30-year mortgage rates dip to 6.35%

SPORTS

• At 48, Pernice seeks PGA win
• Dirt attack
• Finalists Federer, Nadal know each other well
• For rodeo champ Brazile, a lot of work for a few seconds of fame
• Former Tradition champ leads in N.Y.
• Gay misses finals in 200 meters
• Golf Scoreboard
• Half of couple from Oregon makes Olympics
• Kyle Busch takes sixth ’08 victory in Sprint Cup
• Mariners guarantee winning homestand with victory over Tigers
• Mt. Bachelor opens its chairlifts for the summer sightseeing season
• On the Air
• Phelps qualifies for eighth event
• Rising costs take a toll on Nevada horse owners
• Scoreboard
• Sisters player is called up to Bend
• Spaniard wins first Tour de France stage
• Venus tops Serena for her fifth Wimbledon title

OBITS

• Robert Seamans helped moon landing to occur
• TV producer Eric Lieber created ‘Love Connection’

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Kenneth Sorenson
• Larry Duane Overberg
• Vergie Wellette-Seymour

NATION & WORLD

• A boy’s first swim - and Iraq’s first real signs of progress?
• Campaign finance ruling means Smith is free to use his own funds
• Chicago ban might test court’s gun ruling
• Clock’s ticking for Air Force’s response on tanker deal
• Despite swell in funds, Swift Boat-type groups may sit out this election
• Elderly suffer when fuel prices force cutbacks
• Employers fight tough immigration measures
• Fireworks accident injures 37 in Iowa
• For California Democrats, shades of another choice
• Helms leaves a legacy - what it is, few agree
• Hitler sculpture vandalized at wax museum opening
• In costly cancer drug, hope that it will work - despite conflicting evidence
• In New Mexico, forbidden sport continues to thrive
• Iran: Incentives don’t change nuclear policy
• Is the Jesus story really that unique?
• 9 Islamist inmates killed at Syrian prison
• Murky evidence for and against deterrence
• Nickelodeon special focuses on parents returning from war
• Rescue video shows duped Colombian rebels, elated hostages
• Response to Iraq remarks was overblown, Obama says Rising convention costs, delays worry Democrats
• Rising costs take a toll on Nevada horse owners
• Robert Seamans helped moon landing to occur
• State’s resources strained as 330 California wildfires burn
• Swastika burned into lawn in Jordan
• The thrill of the roadsters
• TV producer Eric Lieber created ‘Love Connection’
• Up close with gorillas
• U.S. removes last uranium from Iraq
• Washington man receives Purple Heart, 63 years later
• What defines a generation: This time, few really know
• What it means to be made of honor
• Will Smith’s kids see ‘daddy being mean’
• Winehouse performs, with a glass of wine
• You must love dogs

FEATURES

• Crook County mental health to get more space
• Growing movement may see locavores at White House
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes
• U.S. share of foreign tourists is slipping, travel experts worry
• What it means to ‘transform’ DHS
• Wild kingdom

ENTERTAINMENT

• A timely question: How long is a ‘while’?
• Bestsellers
• Book details China’s rise to power
• Calendar
• Descendant of famed horse to be at auction
• Lawn mower race draws big at La Pine Frontier Days
• Movie Times
• Sisters folk fest opens songwriting contest
• The family that writes together

OPINION

• A visit to Shepherd’s House
• DA wrong on co-sleeping
• Growing movement may see locavores at White House
• Nixonian fallacy: Oil futures and the folly of price controls
• Portland ‘hospitality’
• Refighting Vietnam in Election '08
• State should talk to forest neighbors
• Thanks, Sen. Wyden
• The choice is clear
• The election: Old pro vs. deliverance
• The truth of Obama’s money class
• Untangling the red tape