July 20, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Anglers seek motorboat ban on South Fork of Coquille River
• Bank shares reflect uncertain market
• Bend home company helps a family get back under a roof
• Births
• Bringing jobs here: Is EDCO a success?
• Bull speed ahead
• Byram — Basham
• Calendar
• Crews fight fire in Juniper Canyon area
• Dubisar — Ely
• Erickson sticking with House race
• From a near-fatal motorcycle crash to walking again, Bend man ‘overwhelmed’ by support
• Housing slump? Not with custom projects, builders say
• Humane Society appoints new director
• Kelly
• Lane County ends biodiesel buses
• Little — Seymour
• New crop of growers aims for a fruitful harvest
• News of Record: Deeds
• Portland rental house seemed too good to be true - and it was
• Red Cross urging people to give blood
• Rodriguez — Garretson
• Salem man gets 50 days for hit-and-run
• Scott
• Spaniol — McDaniel
• Walters — Bailey
• 100 YEARS AGO Movie filmed at Warm Springs in 1958 takes a toll on the actors

BUSINESS

• Bank shares reflect uncertain market
• Bend home company helps a family get back under a roof
• Bringing jobs here: Is EDCO a success?
• Housing slump? Not with custom projects, builders say
• 3 Monaco plants with 1,400 jobs to close
• New crop of growers aims for a fruitful harvest
• News of Record: Deeds
• Pabst now largest U.S.-owned brewer
• Rate falls on 30-year mortgages
• To save corn, why not use wood-based renewable fuel sources?

SPORTS

• Bend’s Craig is national champion Elks win first in home invitational
• Deschutes Dash Results
• Elks win first in home invitational Bend’s Craig is national champion
• First for a cause, then for her father
• Golf Scoreboard
• Locals have a good day as Deschutes Dash begins
• Norman leads Open Golf Roundup
• On the Air
• Scoreboard
• Serena injures knee, pulls out of semis
• Spaniard nears sprint title, wins in Stage 14
• Sportscaster Sherman Maxwell spread tales of the Negro leagues
• U.S. women’s gymnastics team picked
• Yankees top A’s in strange ending
• Youth is served

OBITS

• Fighter pilot and executive DeHaven dies
• Sportscaster Sherman Maxwell spread tales of the Negro leagues

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Nancy Tapscott
• Walter Richard Peterson

NATION & WORLD

• A few lessons from Dad
• A second bit on redundancy
• A solid surface for Disney’s success
• Abuse victims unsatisfied with pope’s apology
• Ahead of revolution’s anniversary, Cubans see more change
• Al-Qaida may be shifting its focus, Petraeus says
• Armstrong, Aldrin are first to walk on the moon in 1969
• British hostage killed self, Iraqi militia says
• Celebration honors Mandela at 90
• 50 Cent can go on trip after passing drug test
• Creator says end is in sight for ‘Desperate Housewives’
• Even with airport, Dubai just doesn’t know small
• Expectant elephant gets fit in Portland
• Fighter pilot and executive DeHaven dies
• For Russians, a new, and fonder, glimpse of the last czar
• For the Games, ads cheerlead for China
• Former Guns N’ Roses drummer arrested
• Gas prices force police to trade 4 wheels for 2 feet
• Government in Iraq clears major hurdle as Sunnis end boycott
• Hayek, Pinault call off their engagement
• History of Prozac fight gives hope to the underdogs
• Investigation of fatal crane collapse begins in Houston
• Iran talks stall, even with U.S. on board
• It’s not easy picking a path to enlightenment
• Lincoln MKS: likeable, not lovable
• Magnificent obsessions take hold and fill pages
• Michael Gregg published early AIDS warnings
• Moroccan woman’s veil closes door on citizenship
• National Park Service Web site aims to help special needs visitors
• Obama takes election fight to the battlefield
• One nation, under me
• Portable computers become, well, really portable
• Soccer team helps subdue man on flight
• Somali killings of aid workers imperil relief
• State report to give input on federal forest health
• ‘Stem cell tourists’ travel abroad — looking for miracles
• Take care of your bridesmaids
• To clean up, Beijing shuts down
• To ease gas prices, Bush
• Travel costs? Not with videoconferencing
• Unification Church founder Moon injured in copter crash
• U.S. sees first storm of Atlantic hurricane season
• Wedding guide based on TV show
• What’s the value of life? The EPA defends lowering its estimate
• Why ferrets are worth the trouble each day

FEATURES

• Bend home company helps a family get back under a roof
• From a near-fatal motorcycle crash to walking again, Bend man ‘overwhelmed’ by support
• News of Record: Reunions, Military Notes, College Notes and Youth Notes
• Road Warriors

ENTERTAINMENT

• ‘Great Lodges’ author to hold readings
• Movie Times
• 2nd Street Theater isn’t about to bow out

OPINION

• Data doesn’t lie
• Economy will return; let’s look at the lessons
• Mugabe’s rule: Illegitimate and dangerous
• Take a step to immunize children
• The help Freddie and Fannie need
• The risk of intervention
• The women in FDR’s life and how they shaped him
• Training baristas won’t brew good government
• We aren’t a post-anything society
• Welcome to the self-service economy — and all its freedom