July 19, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A better viewing space
• Bend artist’s goods pass test by FDA
• Bend doctor enters plea of no contest in sex abuse
• Cable firms join plan to block child porn
• Eight apply for Bend-La Pine School Board opening
• Fire restrictions in effect for local forests
• Housing nonprofit turns its energy to Redmond
• Humane Society clears a holdup to new facility
• Local Starbuckses survive company ax
• Molasses spill makes mess of Texas highway
• New cell tower widens Eastern Oregon service
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Next week’s agenda is crowded for Deschutes County Commission
• Oregon backs restoring salmon to where dams block Klamath
• Pelosi vows to block offshore drilling vote
• Prineville memorial will gurgle back to life
• Springfield man recovering after bear attack in Montana
• Taking the tour of fine homes in Bend
• Three candidates enter Redmond City Council race
• What’s Going Up

BUSINESS

• A better viewing space
• Bend artist’s goods pass test by FDA
• Cable firms join plan to block child porn
• Housing nonprofit turns its energy to Redmond
• Local Starbuckses survive company ax
• What’s Going Up

SPORTS

• Amputee sprinter fails to make South African Olympic team
• Angels roll to easy win over Red Sox
• Bend Little Leaguers playing for state title
• British cyclist wins again, but doping dominates talk on Tour
• Draft horse show under way in C.O.
• Elks fall in own tourney
• Experienced players stay near top of leaderboard
• Foreign-born athletes mark ‘a magical time’ for the U.S.
• Golf and food, for a cause
• Golf Scoreboard
• Grand event
• Kim holds lead after 68, but Wie closes
• Leunen has a solid outing
• On the Air
• Pack president backs team, not Favre
• Race at a glance Tour de france
• Scoreboard
• Stopping on a dime
• UO players start fund for teammate’s family
• Williams advances to Stanford semis

NATION & WORLD

• Army captain charged in arms-export conspiracy
• Belgian king seeks end to political deadlock
• Bill Clinton announces ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ policy in 1993
• Billy Crystal joins 9/11 memorial board
• Bush cites goal of leaving Iraq
• Farina gets probation for airport gun charge
• Felons petition Bush for mercy at rare pace
• Florida keeps its gator farms full by culling nests in the wild
• Gang used torture to rob rival dealers
• Gay bishop reflects on a difficult journey
• How an energy hot spot fits in the landscape of the West
• In Brazil, a wave of investment focuses on athletes’ contracts
• Jet sales drop in U.S., and gas isn’t to blame
• Judge restores protections for Northern Rockies wolves
• Mandela – and his legacy – are celebrated as he turns 90
• McCain co-chair Phil Gramm quits
• Missile defense sensors have successful test run
• New reality show cashes in on popularity of ‘Musical’
• Ohio must put Bob Barr on ballot
• Oil falls again, but is bubble bursting?
• Physicist guilty of research misconduct
• Pope apologizes for clergy sexual abuse
• Robert Shayon behind groundbreaking radio
• Shoppers get their fill on the Web
• Smith sharpens attack on ads
• South African likely new U.N. rights chief
• Taliban in Pakistan threaten to kill hostages
• The buzz about McCain, Romney
• To fight food costs, Cuba will provide more land for farmers
• UO, Kent agree to new contract
• U.S., Iran relations starting to thaw
• Well-bred Pacific oysters aren’t invincible
• When the police err, should all evidence be lost?
• Will the world’s first Web city go for gold?
• Wistful singer ‘GI Jo’ Stafford a troop favorite

FEATURES

• Bend doctor enters plea of no contest in sex abuse
• Disabled for a day
• Housing nonprofit turns its energy to Redmond
• Making friends with our enemies
• Religion in Brief

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Learn about MountainStar nursery during free public tours
• Movie Times
• Sisters library launches summer reading program for adults
• Zany comic to perform at Tower

OPINION

• Don’t blame lawyers
• John McCain, Republicans care little about veterans’ problems
• No comparison
• No self-serve
• Stop complaining and start drilling
• Tax the rich more
• They have spoken
• What we’ve learned

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Fire restrictions in effect for local forests
• New cell tower widens Eastern Oregon service