July 18, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Apartment project clears hurdle
• 3 appointed to Juniper Ridge oversight board
• Bend amps up Ride the River weekend bus service as more float the Deschutes
• Bend to help Shepherd’s House
• Captured underwater
• CEO group plans to expand in Bend
• Correction
• Cost of raising special needs child examined
• Cyclist suffers minor injury in Bend crash
• Dispatches
• Doctor is awaiting extradition in L.A.
• Ex-teacher gets 60 days in jail for sex with boy
• Family Calendar
• Few show an interest in shaping the future of La Pine
• In Bend, kids get their very own festival
• Leash rules slacken a bit
• Lottery’s new game is like a raffle
• Motorcyclist flees police at 130 mph
• New driver’s license standards leave Gilchrist man with a costly dilemma
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs, Stolen Vehicles and Pets
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Police seek man in Bend car chase
• Restaurant Guide
• Small brush fire quickly extinguished
• State chooses campus emergency system
• State’s data center receives poor marks
• Struggle to let go
• Survey reveals teens’ sources for alcohol
• Todd Parr wants kids to know they’re OK
• Tribal fish commission names a new leader
• With trims, bond for Crook County schools might have a chance

BUSINESS

• AMD replaces CEO, posts $1.19B loss
• An approachable supercar (if you have $1 million)
• Apartment project clears hurdle
• 3 appointed to Juniper Ridge oversight board
• 2 area campgrounds will close July 28
• $200B needed for hydrogen vehicles, report says
• Bend to help Shepherd’s House
• Business Calendar
• Central Oregon fuel prices
• CEO group plans to expand in Bend
• Cessna’s parent posts higher profit
• Dispatches
• Europe expands its Intel antitrust case
• For ODFW, a different perspective on Metolius, development
• Google profit grows slower than expected
• Housing market is good news for renters
• IBM earnings rise
• JPMorgan beats earnings forecasts
• Merrill Lynch posts loss, sells Bloomberg stake
• Microsoft profit jumps, but shares decline
• Playing through a rough patch
• Single-family building dips to 17-year low
• Small bites
• UBS to stop offshore services for U.S. clients
• Umpqua earnings fall in second quarter
• Wall Street surges as price of oil falls

SPORTS

• A lot of action
• Athletics trade pitcher Blanton to Phillies
• Brasada Ranch playing host to reined cow horse competition
• Chances of M’s ace getting traded slim
• Coroner: Intoxication added to Marzano death
• Dodgers to host World Baseball Classic
• Golf Scoreboard
• Horse Country Calendar
• Hunter-jumper leader lands in Bend
• Hunters & jumpers
• Its straight from the judge's mouth
• Japanese star Nomo retires with 2 no-hitters
• Leader aces first round of Milwaukee PGA event
• Little Lava Lake
• Lucky Lake
• New boss is ready to take on Bachelor
• No. 5 seed headed to quarters to face Williams
• On the Air
• OSU names basketball director
• OSU players get jail time for rifle incident
• Prineville wraps up a good meet
• Scoreboard
• Solo home runs lead Cardinals over Padres
• Source: Yankees reach deal with Sexson
• Strong field expected for Collier Cup tournament
• Tour rocked again by doping
• UO’s Rashad among 20 to be enshrined in college hall
• Weather wins on Day 1, Mediate in tie for lead
• Zimmerman working to trim acceptance speech

OBITS

• Former state Rep. Taylor, dies in Astoria
• Howard Bachrach pioneered genetically engineered vaccines
• Huffington, was oilman, diplomat
• Washington elite pay tribute to Tony Snow

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• Donald W. Geiger
• Douglas Paul Monson Sr.
• Walter Russell Hensey III

NATION & WORLD

• Administration considers a diplomatic post in Iran
• Bush tours California fire lines
• CDC: Number of obese continues to climb in U.S.
• Coffee spat becomes bitter
• Controversial farm tax fails by single vote in Argentina
• Denali National Park unveils its new hybrid bus
• For Dubai deal makers, ‘Bubble? What bubble?’
• Gore calls for drastic changes in energy
• Having to cope when parents go to war
• Human trial for vaccine against HIV is canceled
• Illinois jail fares poorly in federal report
• ‘Insatiable consumption’ scarring Earth, pope says
• Interior Department challenges halt to uranium mining near Grand Canyon
• Joint strike kills 2 Afghan tribal leaders, U.S. says
• Kuwait’s ambassador to Iraq first since 1990
• Madrid train bombing convictions overturned
• McCain renews call for gas tax holiday
• More talk signifies subtle Mideast shift
• Obama campaign up $52M in June
• Officials: No more diseased cattle are found in Montana
• Pelosi calls Bush ‘a total failure’
• Presidential Succession Act signed in 1947
• Prevention is the cure, new health study says
• Ruling lets trial begin for bin Laden’s driver
• Seized mini-submarine thought to hold drugs
• Shock risks at bases in Iraq worse than Pentagon said
• Still taking a bite out of crime?
• Texas to execute 5 Mexican citizens
• U.S. businessman testifies in Olmert case
• U.S. judge to limit grazing on conservation land
• Where the undocumented are unwelcome
• Woman finds python in washing machine

FEATURES

• CDC: Number of obese continues to climb in U.S.
• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• A lot to take in at Munch & Music
• Albino! at the Schwab and The Summit
• Art exhibits
• Arts Central staff to exhibit at Mirror Pond
• Bonds, Jacobs-Strain at Angeline’s Bakery
• Bravo for Brickhouse
• Carrie Clark plays downtown Bend twice
• Church plans art events Sunday
• Clear Summer Nights tix available
• Deadline for BendFilm entries is closing in
• Hunters & jumpers
• It’s back to the 1960s for new season of ‘Mad Men’
• La Pine library seeking artists
• Lincoln Crockett and his fresh take on bluegrass come to Silver Moon
• Local casting call set for comedy film
• Mountains of plastic
• Music releases: Alejandro Escovedo
• Music releases: Crooked Still
• Music releases: Motley Crue
• Music releases: RZA
• Music releases: Three 6 Mafia
• NEEDTOBREATHE at Munch & Music
• Ottmar Liebert returns to Bend
• Out of town
• Planning ahead
• Plenty of laughs
• Small bites
• ‘Solid’ finale
• Some things never change: Melvins bring loud, lumbering rock to Bend
• Story times, library youth events for July 18-24
• Sunriver show set for Cascade ticket holders
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Tentareign, Symbolic head R3 warm-up show
• This week
• When pigs fly

RESTAURANTS

• Bravo for Brickhouse

OPINION

• Abortion should be a woman’s choice
• Council did right on water rates
• In a presidential candidate, humorlessness is no laughing matter
• Ready, fire, aim

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Bend amps up Ride the River weekend bus service as more float the Deschutes
• New driver’s license standards leave Gilchrist man with a costly dilemma
• Small brush fire quickly extinguished