July 22, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Advertising’s new paradigm
• 2 are hospitalized after crash on Bend Parkway
• Area meth, crime stats diverge
• Bend power pole damaged in accident
• Bulletin wins general excellence award
• Central Oregon, powered by water?
• Cool lemonade on a warm day
• Correction
• Death of teen who jumped from van spurs lawsuit
• Donor gives another $175,000 to Mannix
• Energy fair in John Day to feature speaker Greg Pahl
• Eugene mayor hires political consultant
• Eugene neighborhood fights invasive weeds
• Ex-official indicted in fuel theft
• FAA’s rules worry kit-plane makers
• Feeding-time friends
• Fewer frogs to be found for festival
• In Iraq, Obama finds withdrawal support — but no timetable
• Job picture uncertain despite some pluses
• Lightning strikes spark fires
• Medford considers mural program
• More than 30 house fires in Eugene challenge Red Cross
• New Carissa salvage impresses Kulongoski
• News of Record: Jefferson, Deschutes County deeds
• News of Record: Police log, pets at shelters
• Obama opening Bend campaign office
• 2 of area’s Boys & Girls Club branches will close
• Oregon man sentenced in mortgage scheme
• Plans change from Bend condos to hotel
• Prineville Reservoir gets new speed rules
• Public comment sought on Bend BLM land deal
• 2 Redmond residents injured in rollover
• Salem boy drowns in Clackamas River
• Street to close today in downtown Bend
• Veterans’ Services open house planned
• Vision for South Waterfront area in Portland questioned
• Visiting elder Bush, McCain cites Obama’s inexperience

BUSINESS

• Advertising’s new paradigm
• Apple’s profit jumps 31%, but stock drops
• Bank of America profit beats expectations
• Bulletin wins general excellence award
• Business Calendar
• CBS not liable for incident, court rules
• Central Oregon, powered by water?
• Correction
• Create free online polls
• Dutch Bros. Coffee sales will support Relay For Life
• Economic activity forecast dips slightly
• FAA’s rules worry kit-plane makers
• Genentech considers Roche’s merger offer
• In dramatic reversal, Ford plans to focus on small cars
• Interest rates drop at weekly Treasury auction
• IRS: Many in area yet to file, get check
• Job picture uncertain despite some pluses
• Network storage for home, if you configure it out
• News of Record: Jefferson, Deschutes County deeds
• Oil rises past $131 on Iran deadlock, storm
• Oregon man sentenced in mortgage scheme
• Plans change from Bend condos to hotel
• Public comment sought on Bend BLM land deal
• Tips on mixing, matching patterns
• Vytorin ineffective, new study shows
• West Coast Bancorp sees earnings slide
• Yahoo and Icahn reach an agreement

SPORTS

• Adult kickball league hits Bend
• Bend fencer wins bronze at competition
• Bend Little League team places at state
• Bend swim team takes third at regionals
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Correction
• Doubles specialists suspended for betting
• Ellsbury returns to Northwest, Red Sox top M’s
• Entries due Monday for Cascade Lakes Relay
• Horseshoe pitcher places at tourney
• Injured cyclist recovering nicely in Bend
• Man pursues dream to complete coast trail
• Maverix taking on slow play
• Michelle Wie to play on PGA Tour again
• Odell Lake Pioneer Cup offered Saturday
• On the Air
• Redmond AD heads to Eugene
• Registration looms for Redmond fall soccer
• Registration on tap for senior softball
• Saints acquire Giants’ Shockey for draft picks
• Scoreboard
• Three cycling races in a row, coming soon
• Three-day swim series coming to Elk Lake
• Tour leader vows to attack
• Volunteer volleyball officials needed

OBITS

• Art collector Hildy Beyeler
• Eleanor (Ruggles) O’Leary, biographer, book reviewer
• Hmong immigrants mourn U.S. pilot who served in Laos
• Jerome Holtzman, baseball’s official historian
• Scientist Lyall Watson touted ‘hundredth monkey’ theory

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Charles Robert 'Bob' Elliott
• Death notices
• Laura M. Mosar
• Roy E. Marshall

NATION & WORLD

• Christmas in July?
• Court eases limits on nuclear scientist
• Have a problem? Ask everyone, for a price
• Heading into Games, China’s big makeover is more than physical
• Rush-hour blasts kill at least 2 in China
• Saddam Hussein’s sons killed in 2003
• Scholars to reunite ancient Bible — online
• Serbian war crimes suspect is arrested
• The search for alien life gains new impetus
• Trial of Guantanamo detainee opens

FEATURES

• A tasty twig, a BBQ tradition
• Are pests making your house their home?
• Cherry dishes are unusual, but very tasty
• Energy tips: Unplug and save
• Feed the soil, the plant
• Fish losing out in U.S.
• Gardeners can enter fair
• Grilling and chilling — make great gazpacho
• If grass won’t grow, try landscapers’ gravel
• Keep the sun at bay with awnings
• No-bake healthy snack still tastes like a treat
• On the rise
• Recipe finder
• Rid the kid clutter from your house
• Sliders to suit all tastes
• Sweet peppers — stuff ’em and grill ’em
• The Basics: Passive cooling
• Tips to help you avoid ‘greenwashing’
• Vytorin ineffective, new study shows
• Walla Walla onions are sweet and delicious
• What to do at home to keep your energy dollars from going up in smoke

ENTERTAINMENT

• After 9 months, ‘Heroes’ is ready for its rebound
• Batmania: Midnight premiere, weekend numbers put ‘Knight’ on top
• Calendar
• CBS not liable for incident, court rules
• Denise Richards back in court over custody
• Dutch Bros. Coffee sales will support Relay For Life
• Ebert, Roeper won’t be ‘At the Movies’
• Movie Times
• On the rise

OPINION

• An opportunity for Obama to echo Kennedy’s challenge
• County does right for bus customers
• Public’s behavior led to gates on canal
• Support insurance change