July 23, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Advanced Placement Italian may not make it
• Bend company signs waste-to-fuel deal
• Correction
• Deschutes County Commission to vote on Millican Valley mine
• Feds deny $1.5M bid for Liberty Theater
• Housing prices rise in Pacific states
• Hunter who paralyzed UO student gets probation
• Hurricane Dolly gets moving
• Just hanging around this summer
• Livestock feeding forum set in Prineville
• Local teens’ education goes to the (hot) dogs
• McCain steps up critique of rival’s foreign policies
• News of Record: Police log, pets at shelters
• Obama downplays Mideast peace outlook Attack wounds 16 in Israel
• Officer who hid obesity surgery may be fired
• Oregon National Guard will train for firefighting
• People On the Move
• Recreation programs may close next year
• Revamping The Riverhouse
• State grant jump-starts first phase for Pine Nursery
• Suterra scouting Juniper Ridge
• Traffic deaths fall as gas prices climb
• Tum-A-Lum Lumber set to close after nearly a century in Redmond
• Waste of money
• With tiny howls, gray wolf pups are back in Oregon
• Youth summer programs: Crook County
• Youth summer programs: Deschutes County

BUSINESS

• Airlines report losses, more service cutbacks
• An attempt at reinventing the workplace
• Bend company signs waste-to-fuel deal
• Boeing plans to buy Insitu
• Business Calendar
• Buying a new TV
• Correction
• Deschutes County Commission to vote on Millican Valley mine
• Feds deny $1.5M bid for Liberty Theater
• Housing prices rise in Pacific states
• Independent game makers to get big cut from sales on Xbox Live
• Kayo’s closes two of three restaurants
• Livestock feeding forum set in Prineville
• Oil drops; stocks jump
• One man’s trash ...
• People On the Move
• Plastic wine glasses have come a long way
• PremierWest Bancorp earnings fall 83.6%
• Program would help mediate water wars
• Rescue plan’s cost to taxpayers may be minimal, official says
• Revamping The Riverhouse
• Suterra scouting Juniper Ridge
• 3 tips for landing a job
• Top entertainment sellers
• Tum-A-Lum Lumber set to close after nearly a century in Redmond
• Wachovia and WaMu losses fuel concerns
• With tiny howls, gray wolf pups are back in Oregon
• Witty T-shirts speak for moms-to-be
• Yahoo profit falls 18%, not as bad as feared

SPORTS

• Bend sisters miss U.S. Women’s Amateur
• Bucks earn first victory over Elks
• Golf scoreboard
• Good practice for a full swing? Making impact with a half swing
• James leaves practice with mild ankle sprain
• Jumper ready to add title to resume
• Leader keeps yellow jersey
• On the Air
• On the mustang range
• Oregon Select Baseball holding tryouts Sunday
• Pitcher shuts down Cubs as D-backs rout
• Powell outruns Bolt in 100-meter showdown
• River’s Edge donates $5K to Every Kid Fund
• Rock 101: Kids face their fears, climb to top
• Roddick advances at Rogers Cup
• Safeway Classic seeking volunteers
• Scoreboard

OBITS

• Estelle Getty, 84, found fame as one of TV’s ‘Golden Girls’
• Roger Hall, 89, wrote a memoir of WWII espionage

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death notices
• Laura M. Mosar

NATION & WORLD

• Arrest marks big change in Serbia
• 12 ballot measures announced
• Brush fire spreads in central Washington
• 7 congressmen on diverted flight
• Deadly Detroit race riots erupted in 1967
• India’s confidence vote keeps nuke deal alive
• Kurds storm out as Iraqi parliament sets elections for Oct. 1
• On the mustang range
• Polygamist leader, 4 others indicted
• Program would help mediate water wars
• 2 sides at detainee’s trial paint 2 views of defendant
• Uprising against ethanol mandate
• Venezuela, Russia will coordinate on energy
• With tiny howls, gray wolf pups are back in Oregon

FEATURES

• Local teens’ education goes to the (hot) dogs
• People On the Move

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Dark times for star of ‘The Dark Knight’
• Kayo’s closes two of three restaurants
• Kid Rock given probation in fight
• Movie Times
• NBC, Leno smooth things over
• One man’s trash ...
• Paparazzi arrested near Spears’ home
• Top entertainment sellers

OPINION

• Americans are now paying for a culture of debt
• Deal with cuts
• Drill in America
• FAA’s sucker punch
• Fueling mistrust
• Shelters are helping
• Waste of money

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Traffic deaths fall as gas prices climb