July 21, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A boon for OSU branch, but will it last?
• A flood of voters this fall is likely to test new technology
• Baker County battling grasshoppers
• Bend park slated for improvements
• Collision in Oregon kills Washington man
• Crash near Blachly kills 1, injures 3
• Crews make progress on several wildfires
• Grand jury indicts former Prineville public works director
• McCain in the Senate: fringes to the front line
• More money, more marketing
• News of Record
• No daytime delays at bridge project in Crook County
• Obama visit builds furor in Iraq as well as at home
• Proving sufficient investment proves to be a bit of a tangle, claimants say
• State task force hears area vets
• Thunderstorms may crop up today
• Virginia state sen. Gartlan

BUSINESS

• A backyard gusher? Only in my dreams
• A different type of consumer has emerged – but will the trend last?
• A doctor trades medicine for Apple rumors
• Becoming a better investor
• Bend park slated for improvements
• Business Calendar
• Creation of regulator seen as key to rescue
• ‘Dark Knight’ sets weekend record
• Development after Measure 49: What’s happening
• Esquire creates digital magazine, version 1.0
• FedEx CEO and 2 producers: an unlikely film partnership
• Fishermen look for ways to conserve fuel
• More money, more marketing
• Mortgage giants stir concerns abroad
• News of Record
• Proving sufficient investment proves to be a bit of a tangle, claimants say
• Recovery will take months, Paulson says

SPORTS

• After 60-year Olympic drought, basketball matters again in Iran
• Auto Racing Scoreboard
• Beijing gets a fresh face for the Olympics
• Bend’s Collier Cup tennis tourney crowns champions
• Canadian gets first WTA title
• Elks win finale in Bend invitational
• Golf Scoreboard
• Harrington wins again in British Open
• High Desert Classics return Wednesday
• Leunen has his best game as a pro in the NBA
• Major League Baseball
• Making a splash at the dash
• Mets earn tie for NL East lead with win in extra innings
• Motor sports calendar
• On the Air
• Penske driver gets his second IndyCar victory
• Race at a glance Tour de France
• Redskins get Jason Taylor from Dolphins
• Scoreboard
• To the finish
• Tour has a new leader
• With much work already done, U.S. set to open camp

OBITS

• Fields, 53, former director of music for Harlem theater
• Walter Kerwin instrumental in ending draft

NATION & WORLD

• Across the Midwest, interest in medical marijuana on the rise
• Anglican leader says fellowship faces crisis
• Development after Measure 49: What’s happening
• Feds plan new signs for Bear Camp Road
• For troops, virtual Iraq a new take on therapy
• French papers test electronic reading device
• Hamilton wins German GP, solidifies F1 lead
• Idaho truck crash spills cargo
• Iraqi governor’s relatives are killed by U.S. forces
• Is e-mail dying out with today’s teens?
• NASA scientists work to build a better rocket
• On the trail of the world’s largest freshwater fish, an unlikely team
• Politics echo as Thailand confronts Cambodia
• Pope decries modern age, calls for new one
• Readily available in Tijuana: quick death in a bottle
• Rice: Iran not serious at nuke talks
• Scopes convicted in 1925 for teaching evolution
• Search team finds no sign of Steve Fossett
• Tropical Storm Cristobal brushes Carolina coast
• U.S., NATO attacks take civilian toll in Afghanistan
• Water or crops? Arab nations face hard choices
• What do you do with an endowment of $1.1 billion? How about free tuition?

FEATURES

• Anglican leader says fellowship faces crisis
• State task force hears area vets
• Sunriver doctor is put on 10 years’ probation

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• ‘Dark Knight’ sets weekend record
• Jolie and twins slip out of hospital in Nice
• Reprising Scully ‘odd,’ Gillian Anderson says

OPINION

• Bend should assist the Shepherd’s House
• Christian nation
• Energy facts
• Facing problems and the coming of the activist age
• Meeting Gore’s power challenge
• Proof of citizenship

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• No daytime delays at bridge project in Crook County