July 07, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Beach theme makes summer reading hot
• Boy, 14, loses arm in surfing accident
• Clear skies here for rest of week
• Climber airlifted off Mount Hood
• Coos Bay man killed in crash near coast
• Correction
• Crash kills Albany motorcyclist
• Fun on the water vs. reality of the fuel tank
• More care for area vets still the goal, Wyden says
• News of Record: Bankruptcies and Civil Suits
• OHSU eyes new waterfront building
• Search is on for missing Bend doctor
• Sludge remains in Indian city with a toxic history
• Snapping turtles being spotted in Oregon
• Studying why kids quit school to better help them
• Watch for work east of reroute

BUSINESS

• A business pitch, Little League style
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Slowdown takes a toll on dividend payments
• Wage stagnation is the culprit, not soaring oil prices

SPORTS

• At age 41, swimmer is faster than ever at Trials
• Auto Racing Scoreboard
• Back on track
• Dixon mistake ends bid for four straight
• Elks end skid with a home victory
• England’s Hamilton wins rainy British Grand Prix
• Golf Scoreboard
• Kim notches second PGA win of year
• Norwegian takes second stage of Tour de France
• On the Air
• One for the ages at Wimbledon
• Race at a glance
• Scoreboard
• Yankees salvage split with Red Sox

NATION & WORLD

• Air travel system is broken, former FAA official says
• Aurora man accused in sex abuse of minor
• Blog ethics: If it becomes popular, does it have to follow new rules?
• Brazil’s leader quietly takes the lead in Latin America
• Britain wants sanctions against Mugabe
• Bush defends Olympics move
• Catalytic converter theft on the rise across the U.S.
• Congress, stalled on Medicare payments, heads back to work
• ‘Crocodile Hunter’s’ daughter gets doll
• Dalai Lama’s envoys disappointed by talks
• Debate erupts in Idaho over user fees for kayakers
• 11 die in Pakistani capital bomb blast
• Factories, mills to halt work in China to help air quality
• Focus on Iran during Bush’s final months
• Genetics lessons for judges
• George Hartzog, 88, dies; expanded popularity of nation’s park system
• Google, zen master of the market
• Group to acquire Weather Channel
• In one rural county, a proud past spurs desire to serve
• McCain’s health plan: a threat to employer policies?
• Now that we’re in bear market territory, it’s a good idea to evaluate investments
• Online, more outrage over Web site outages
• Pass the prosecco: New dictionary entries debut
• Pediatricians urge treating cholesterol in children
• Reality TV’s ‘Bachelor’ weds in California
• Renewed attacks in and near Baghdad
• Some press for more digital TV publicity
• Supermodel attends pediatric cancer events
• ‘The 42-month guy’ awaits his next tour
• Trials end with record in pole vault, Felix winning the 200
• Turns out even small space rocks carry risk
• Unbearable next-door neighbors? Here is your spot to complain
• U.S. hopes are high as Trials end
• U.S. strike kills civilians, Afghan officials say
• 52 victims, 4 suicide bombers die in London attacks in 2005
• White Stripes’ White pens Detroit poem
• With few resources, Californians step up to fight hundreds of fires

ENTERTAINMENT

• B.B. King embraces Bend
• Calendar
• Gems draw rockhounds to annual Sisters show
• Movie Times

OPINION

• A ‘10’ from the 9th
• Bethlehem Inn needs help
• Co-sleeping is fine
• Dugan is wrong
• Miracle fuel
• Proposed water rates are fair, equitable, justified

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Watch for work east of reroute