July 13, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A voter — in 2 states? It’s not so unusual
• Barnes — Henkel
• Bend Summer Festival
• Bend surfer’s family recalls harrowing day at beach
• Births
• Callahan — Kunz
• Default: The view behind the numbers
• Fallen soldier honored with degree from COCC
• Fire damages high school in Southern Oregon
• GOP candidate in wrong district, out of the race
• Grasshoppers threaten crops, Baker County farmers say
• How to keep your pets cool
• Juniper Canyon emergency exit hung up by cost
• Kelly
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pakistan won’t allow U.S. search for bin Laden
• Panter — Dorflinger
• Parkour: kind of like a dance, only in the city, bouncing and jumping off urban objects
• Prison escapee is caught after chase
• Scurlock — Finley
• ‘She’s a star’
• Smith pushes bipartisan record - except when it comes to taxes
• State veterans’ group to meet in Madras
• Teachers learn computer skills in ‘83
• 2 utilities will raise rates by January
• Wildfire update

BUSINESS

• Default: The view behind the numbers
• Forget the computer; here comes the sun
• Google unveils virtual world
• Kia minivan: More features, more cost
• Mpg got you down? Try out mpv (that’s miles per volt)
• News of Record: Deeds
• Notices of default: Breaking down the numbers for Deschutes County
• Southwest’s chief in the catbird seat
• 2 utilities will raise rates by January
• What they found
• With food costs rising, school meals suffer
• 30-year mortgage rates rise to 6.37%

SPORTS

• Bend’s Horner carries injured cyclist to finish
• Britain’s Cavendish wins his second Tour de France stage
• Busch dominates again
• Cascade Cycling Classic Results for Stage 5
• Curlin is second in first turf race
• Defending champ back in final of Hall of Fame
• Elks earn shutout win
• Golf Scoreboard
• Klitschko gets KO to retain heavyweight title
• Nearing the end of the road at the CCC
• On the Air
• Overall leader wins stage
• Packers say they won’t release quarterback Favre
• Patience pays in Stage 5
• Perry part of three-way tie
• Rain allows Dixon to win 3rd straight at Nashville
• Scoreboard
• Smith Rock race attracts runners from near and far
• Tickets going on sale for UO baseball

OBITS

• Ex-Yankees star Bobby Murcer dies at age 62
• ‘Gone With the Wind’ co-star Evelyn Keyes dies
• Rebuilder of hearts, and patient of his own design
• Tony Snow redefined press secretary role

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Eleanor Lois Johnson
• Jeffery Lynn Grafton
• Jeraldine "Jerri" Geiger

NATION & WORLD

• A rush to retire their robes? Views are mixed
• California fire crews report major progress
• Draft riots erupt in New York in 1863
• Embattled Olmert slams widened investigation
• Full version of oldest surviving novel found
• Good news for Cheney in annual heart checkup
• Governors association celebrates 100 years
• Hostages Rescued in Colombia head home
• Hurricane Bertha is losing steam
• In Belgium, language again rears its head
• McCain’s conservative model? Roosevelt - Theodore, that is
• N. Korea blames South for killing of tourist
• N. Korea may dismantle main reactor by October
• New guides to China crop up before Games
• Obama supporters on far left cry foul
• Pessimism high among boomers, survey finds
• Remote Alaska volcano erupts, spewing rock and ash
• Sudan warns of disaster if president is indicted
• Syria, Lebanon to open first full embassies
• U.S. considering increasing pace of Iraq pullout
• Venezuela, Colombia restore strained ties
• Washington Week
• Why a popular trade pact is stalling
• 80-year-old burlesque queen still does it ‘classy’

FEATURES

• Bend surfer’s family recalls harrowing day at beach
• Colors runneth over at Sisters quilt show
• It’s not too late to get away
• Motorcycle maker now has its own iconic home
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes and Youth Notes
• ‘She’s a star’

ENTERTAINMENT

• Author captures the world in one book
• Best-selling books
• Book details the life of a hypochondriac
• Calendar
• 3 candidates for admission
• Colors runneth over at Sisters quilt show
• Deadline is Friday for Kayak Kantata
• For love of the seas
• ‘Gossip Girl’ fashion a must-get
• Holly Hunter keeps it professional
• Jackie Chan museum planned in Shanghai
• Laura will return to ‘General Hospital’
• Lee takes Jackson to task for Obama riff
• Negotiations ongoing over Troyer sex tape
• Sisters artist to create White House ornament
• Tattoos cover her body - and soothe her soul
• Thriller takes on a serial killer and a suspect U.S. president
• Writer finds inspiration in criticism

OPINION

• Businesses deserve FISA immunity
• Drill or chop
• Energy independence
• It’s a win for all who need water
• Left out of ‘Leisureville’ in the suburbs of America
• Myths about the bust following the boomers
• Public transit
• Self-serve gas
• The audacity of listening to a candidate who compromises
• The prescient ‘Clash of Civilizations’
• The role the newspaper plays – and how that may change
• War with Iran
• Who is running here? Barack W. Bush?

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Juniper Canyon emergency exit hung up by cost