July 15, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A garden escape
• A menu from the freezer
• Another bike vs. car crash in Portland
• Bend police seek robbery suspects
• Bend-La Pine School Board has a vacant position — but no takers
• BLM land plan should consider wilderness, appeals court rules
• Clinton campaign pays local debt
• Correction
• Crook County to boost fire prevention education
• Epic Aircraft’s big investment deal isn’t dead, company says
• Gas prices depend on the station, and many are noticing
• Glide High School fire under investigation
• Inmate jumps from van, escapes in Portland
• Merkley fundraising heats up Senate race with Smith
• More cuts for Bethlehem Inn
• New Jefferson schools chief looks to future
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Pet calendar
• Planners deal blow to family event proposal
• Public meeting set on water rate structure
• Rates may climb locally after federal mortgage bailout plan
• Redmond St. Vincent de Paul earns grant
• Rolling into town for the High Desert Classic
• Small brush fire near Tumalo Road
• Small quake felt in Central Oregon
• Sunriver should present unified front
• Tankers, crews fight fire near Deschutes River Woods
• This is Carlos.
• Timber money loss ends county jail pact
• Traveling without your pet? Take steps to reduce everyone's stress
• VA to fund Bend veterans shelter

BUSINESS

• A tale of a video upgrade disaster
• Business Calendar
• Confidence in banks falters on Wall Street
• Dinner, team-building and maybe a murder
• EBay cleared in suit over counterfeits
• Epic Aircraft’s big investment deal isn’t dead, company says
• Fed rules target abusive lending
• Gas prices depend on the station, and many are noticing
• GM to cut more jobs
• In Mexico, strict safety for U.S. food
• 1 million 3G iPhones sold over weekend
• News of Record: Deeds
• Oregon jobless rate mostly unchanged
• Oregon lawmakers weigh in on drilling plan
• Rates may climb locally after federal mortgage bailout plan
• Streaming Netflix movies coming soon to Xbox 360
• Waste Management offers to buy a rival
• What’s in a wine bottle’s shape?

SPORTS

• A strong pitch
• Australian grabs Tour lead
• Bend cancer survivor completes Death Ride
• Bend’s 10 hits not enough in defeat
• Bonds not likely to play baseball in 2008
• Coaches needed for youth tackle football
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Crater Lake Runs still accepting entries
• Favre: Pack should let me play elsewhere
• Italian ends losing streak in Croatia
• It’s all downhill from here
• Leunen scores 16 in NBA debut
• Masters pole vaulters shine at State Games
• Miserable Mariners rush into break
• On the Air
• Packer replaced as CBS lead announcer
• Ranger puts on big show, but loses home run derby
• Record turnout expected for High Desert Classics
• Rowan swim meet this weekend in Redmond
• Scoreboard
• Synchronized swim clinics are starting
• ‘Take Me Out to the Ball Game’ turns 100
• The story behind the Tour des Chutes
• Three-day swim series coming to Elk Lake
• U of O football player dies after river trip
• Volunteer soccer coaches needed
• Wakeboard, water-ski contest coming soon
• Weekend sports festival, here we come
• Zen and the art of fly-fishing

OBITS

• Charles McCabe taught surgery, inspired generations of doctors
• MIT professor Jack Howard guided by both science, faith

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Carol D. Chaney
• Death Notices

NATION & WORLD

• 3 accused plead guilty in British terrorism trial
• 86 charged in alleged Turkey coup plot
• Democrats abroad rallying for Obama
• Device shows promise in detecting diabetes
• FAA moves to lower runway collision odds
• Fire grows as danger escalates in Washington
• Foreign policy agendas emerge
• Lasers damage sight of fans at concert
• New Yorker cover stirs controversy
• On the road in a reshaped nation
• Oregon lawmakers weigh in on drilling plan
• President Nixon announces historic visit to China in 1971
• President rescinds orders banning offshore drilling
• Renewed search for Fossett yields few clues on first day
• Sudan leader charged with genocide
• The latest frontier for Title IX? Science
• Zimbabwe may run out of bank note paper

FEATURES

• A menu from the freezer
• At Home With ... Bend Cycle Cab's John Flannery
• Christian camps aim to teach children the Bible
• Freezer food recipes
• High Desert Garden Tour is Saturday
• Luck and labor help build small suburban garden
• 2 magazines offer some peachy recipes
• More cuts for Bethlehem Inn
• Perfection?
• Recipe Finder
• Sweet beets are summer gems
• When it comes to improvements, it’s he said, she said
• You want food with that?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Beatles producer Martin is honored
• Calendar
• Christian camps aim to teach children the Bible
• Dinner, team-building and maybe a murder
• Prince Harry balances army duty, charity
• Shalhoub may be more ‘Monk’ish than you think
• Silver Moon Brewing fundraiser for skatepark
• Whoopi to appear in ‘Xanadu’ on Broadway
• Zen and the art of fly-fishing

OPINION

• Budget for wildfires, save USFS programs
• Europe does little to combat the violence it bemoans
• Sunriver should present unified front
• Why 35 mph is limit on bypass