July 25, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• All set for dress rehearsal
• Author and ‘wealth strategist’ to speak in Bend
• Beaverton fire displaces 13 residents
• Beetles killing trees, causing more damage than we see
• Bend radio station gets FCC permit
• Campaign calendar
• Cascade Bancorp earnings tumble
• Central Oregon shoot ’em up
• Classes teach teens about anger, drugs and alcohol
• Columbia sockeye return near record
• Cost of child care outpacing inflation
• Deschutes River to rise today
• Dispatches
• Family Calendar
• GO! Magazine
• Group to appeal Sunriver decision
• Imagine: Toys that promote creativity
• Initiative puts onus for costly upgrades on Bend
• Jury rules Irishman shooting justified
• La Pine contemplates remaining wish-list items
• Man gets 4 years for fake software on eBay
• Marijuana operation called one of region’s biggest ever
• Motor home burns on Bend’s west side
• Moving experience
• News of Record: Police Log, Stolen Vehicles and Pets
• Oregon man acquitted in pit bull attack
• OSU farm is on quest for tastier blueberries
• Parents of summer campers deal with ‘kidsickness’
• Poker is life, and a living, for Madras 21-year-old
• Police seek gunman in Bend motel robbery
• Prineville to focus on pedestrian safety
• Restaurant Guide
• Running off to join the circus (for the summer)
• ‘Socially responsible’ college fund debated
• Story times, library youth events for July 25-31
• Three enter Prineville City Council race
• Tricks are for kids
• Two injured in crash east of Brothers
• 40 years, 100,000 homes

BUSINESS

• Author and ‘wealth strategist’ to speak in Bend
• Bend radio station gets FCC permit
• Business Calendar
• Cascade Bancorp earnings tumble
• Central Oregon fuel prices
• Dispatches
• Ford posts $8.7B loss, plans more small cars
• Group to appeal Sunriver decision
• Mini says it will launch an electric car by 2009
• Out for a spin, with teenagers at the wheel
• Report finds errors, fraud in federal contracts
• Small bites
• Southwest and Alaska post profits for quarter
• Stocks tumble after home sales decline
• U.S. charges company with oil manipulation
• 40 years, 100,000 homes

SPORTS

• Another invasive fish raises new worries at Diamond Lake
• Boldin says he won’t re-sign with Cards
• Colts’ Manning hopes for quick return
• Corvallis pro leads Top Gun Open
• Engram in Seahawks camp, top rookies still not signed
• Extreme Events Calendar
• Golf Scoreboard
• Grand slam lifts Elks
• Hard-hitting Braun gives Brewers win
• Iraq banned from Beijing Olympics
• Keeping horses healthy at High Desert Classics
• Leader braces for time trial in Tour de France
• Mariners’ announcer ready for spot in Cooperstown
• Mountain Bike Trail guide: McKenzie River Trail
• Norman falters at Senior British Open
• On the Air
• Roddick makes early exit
• Scoreboard
• Skiers and boarders have a local haven on the water
• Swimmer positive for little-known drug
• Tour de France Race at a glance
• UO’s Clemens to compete for Jets’ starting QB job
• Wickiup Reservoir
• WNBA suspends 10 players for skirmish

OBITS

• J. Jackson Walter led ethics office, pushed to preserve historic sites
• Paul Bentley helped arrest Oswald after JFK shooting
• Victor McKusick was a pioneer in medical genetics

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices
• George Collins
• Gloria Belle VanSchoyck Stalker

NATION & WORLD

• Another invasive fish raises new worries at Diamond Lake
• California mandates low-sulfur ship fuel
• Earthquake hits Japan; more than 100 injured
• Elk likely source of disease in Montana, study reports
• Farm animal law would require room to roam
• 400,000 gallons of oil spill into Mississippi
• Girls’ math skills now measuring up to boys’
• Hate crimes at 5-year high in Los Angeles County
• Iran ends cooperation with U.N. nuke inquiry
• Israeli plan for more West Bank settlers angers Palestinians
• Japanese, Mongolian scientists recover complete skeleton of young dinosaur
• L.A. immigration court strains under caseload
• Motorsport boss wins suit over orgy story
• Obama draws largest crowd yet in Germany
• Officials question schooling at polygamist enclave
• On immigration policy, rivals are very much alike
• Phoenix college gunman arrested
• Ruling turns a village of winemakers on itself
• Scientists find switch for northern lights
• Senator says EPA knew of the dangers of warming
• Texas and Mexico pick up the pieces after Hurricane Dolly
• 14th-century chess piece found in Russia
• The man behind the new Humane Society
• U.S. explodes underwater atomic bomb, a first, in 1946
• U.S., NATO to look into Afghan airstrikes
• U.S. organ donation finds a place online
• U.S. widens visa program for employees from Iraq
• White House reverses experts on Yellowstone closure policy

FEATURES

• Small bites

ENTERTAINMENT

• All are welcome
• Another taste of Italy
• Art exhibits
• Big sound, little town
• Brewery, restaurant opens in Sisters
• BTYP presents conservatory plays
• Catch Curtis Salgado for free — twice!
• Correction
• Deadlines coming for Sisters Folk Festival
• Ensworth library is open during summer
• Fairly frightening
• Fair-tastic
• Jah Sun does Sunday show at The Summit
• McMenamins hosts Nashville’s Carothers
• Menopause in the spotlight
• Music releases: Alkaline Trio
• Music releases: Earlimart
• Music releases: G-Unit
• Music releases: Vanessa Hudgens
• Organized chaos
• Out of town
• Painting party set at PoetHouse ART
• Parents’ Guide to Movies
• Planning ahead
• Rehab’s rap-rock back at Domino Room
• Rockwell original on display at Lahaina
• Should you try to keep up with this ‘Jones’?
• Small bites
• Talks, classes, museums & libraries
• Tennis anyone?
• The (comic) Force is with Seth Green on new DVD
• The name's the thing
• ‘There’s no place like home ...’
• This week
• ‘Where Rivers Meet’ set for Sisters gallery

RESTAURANTS

• Another taste of Italy
• Brewery, restaurant opens in Sisters
• Correction

OPINION

• Don’t hide the law
• Fuel in your tank
• Researching Allen Alley
• The cost of self-serve
• The last days for old Blue – and what’s to be learned
• The votes of Gordon Smith
• Why directors don’t count as employees

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Initiative puts onus for costly upgrades on Bend
• La Pine contemplates remaining wish-list items
• Prineville to focus on pedestrian safety
• Two injured in crash east of Brothers