July 10, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend, Redmond housing data mixed
• Bend teen undergoes another surgery on severed arm
• 1 candidate remains for OIT’s top position
• COCC to request $43.75M bond for health center
• Correction
• Court ruling favors resorts in Jefferson
• Dangerous diets
• Deschutes readies for digital TV switch
• Driving heat
• Embattled sheriff will give up badge
• Ensuring private schools meet minimum standards
• Fruit growers fight fire blight with fire
• Help promised to Redmond shelter
• LNG foes call for the ‘backbone’ to say no
• Man gets 78 months in child porn case
• McMahan’s Furniture in Bend is closing
• New hazardous dump site found at Powell Butte ranch
• News of Record: Permits
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Nitrates rule is approved after 10 years of study
• Owner of KOIN-TV is planning to launch CBS affiliate in Bend
• Prineville man pleads guilty to killing deer
• Proposed stripper bar before liquor board
• Redmond lieutenant will face assault charges
• Services cut, taxes raised as timber payments fade
• Smaller local cities grew faster than larger peers from ’06-’07
• Suspect targeted widow, police say
• Teen mom faces child neglect charges
• Timber harvest down 12 percent
• U.S. Highway 26 reopens near Warm Springs
• Wildfires burning in Central Oregon

BUSINESS

• Bend, Redmond housing data mixed
• Business Calendar
• Columbia Bancorp stock drops 25.7%
• Correction
• Court ruling favors resorts in Jefferson
• Deschutes readies for digital TV switch
• Hot peppers eyed as salmonella toll climbs
• iPhone’s App Store could be a game-changer
• McMahan’s Furniture in Bend is closing
• News of Record: Permits
• Nitrates rule is approved after 10 years of study
• Northwest Airlines to cut 2,500 jobs
• Owner of KOIN-TV is planning to launch CBS affiliate in Bend
• Pentagon gives Boeing new chance at contract
• Smaller local cities grew faster than larger peers from ’06-’07
• Steve & Barry’s files for bankruptcy
• Stocks dive as investors get jitters over trouble at big lenders
• 3 ways you can spend less
• Why you shouldn’t expect to receive an inheritance
• Will UPS, DHL deal pass antitrust test?

SPORTS

• At Crooked River Roundup, horse racing and socializing
• Bend rallies to beat Gresham
• Bend’s Black advances in women’s amateur
• Brit gets first Tour victory
• Cascade Cycling Classic Results for Stage 1
• 2006 CCC champion takes early lead with three-second victory
• CCC riders take to the hills
• Clippers’ Brand lands in Philly as free agency begins for NBA
• Colombian climbs to first-stage victory after long trip to C.O.
• C.O.’s Cocco, Vijarro reach match play
• Cyclist critically injured in crash
• Despite heat, upper trails still clogged with snow
• Fly anglers catching rainbows on Little Lava
• Fly-tying corner
• Hunting and Fishing Events Calendar
• Kids fishing event on tap in Prineville
• Missed triple play opens door for Ellsbury, Red Sox
• On the Air
• Practice hones archers for August bow season
• Scoreboard
• Three C.O. kids make finals for Hershey’s track
• Tony Stewart released from Joe Gibbs Racing
• Top seed falls at Hall of Fame
• Views of Smith Rock

OBITS

• Douglas Dollarhide was the first black mayor of Compton
• Ruth Greenglass was key witness in Rosenberg trial

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Kristi Rye Otteni
• Lynn Barton McDonald
• Sally O. Jasinski

NATION & WORLD

• Ailing Kennedy casts decisive Medicare vote
• Badlands bill before Senate panel
• Drinking to destruction
• Fires threaten 3,800 homes in California
• FTC: Internet privacy best left to industry
• In the Gardens of Versailles, one man’s horticultural revolution
• Iran tests long-range missile
• Iraq is becoming a tougher negotiating partner for U.S.
• Iraq reports a drop in violence; attacks kill 21
• JonBenet Ramsey’s family cleared by DNA
• Key developing nations reject G-8 climate plan
• 6 killed in attack on U.S. consulate in Turkey
• Moon may have had water since formation
• Obama stokes VP speculation
• Polygamist sect leader Jeffs is hospitalized
• 3rd climber attempts to scale skyscraper
• Senate OKs major wiretap expansion
• So, how dumb are we?
• U.N. peacekeepers are killed in Darfur
• World War II’s Battle of Britain begins in 1940

FEATURES

• Addiction treatment could save in chronic disease costs
• Almonds may help lower cholesterol
• Approach to health care reform
• Baking soda may be effective in aerobic activities, study finds
• Bend teen undergoes another surgery on severed arm
• Body parts: Small intestine
• Dangerous diets
• Health Datebook
• New hospital financial headaches
• Paddling sports are a good way to burn off calories and build strength
• People
• So what do all of those numbers mean anyway?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Anthology is a literary tribute to rivers spanning 350 years
• Calendar
• Community Datebook
• Correction
• HBO miniseries traces start of the Iraq war
• Hospital protecting Brangelina’s privacy
• Lee to film Stew’s ‘Passing Strange’
• Spears, baby pose for magazine cover
• Star-be-cue combines cookout, sky viewing
• Workshop focuses on invasive species

OPINION

• Don’t drill
• It’s the point
• Leash-free times for Shevlin Park
• Merkley, master of muddle
• Self-service gas ban has many unrecognized costs
• Weak dog laws
• Write about this

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• CCC traffic report