July 26, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A new look at the bottle bill
• Another community bank reports loss, cites real estate
• Area United Way beneficiaries grateful for record fundraising
• Campaign Calendar
• Correction
• Debt help for Redmond shelter tops commission’s next agenda
• 38 Degrees restaurant closed indefinitely
• Idaho utility wants line through Oregon
• In search of the fruits of summer
• Legal student, once a local boy, comes home to try his hand
• Limited power outage planned for Monday
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• $600 plane ticket OK for commissioner
• Portland may charge shoppers for grocery bags
• Prison workers win sick-leave ruling
• Public health advisory lifted for Tualatin River
• Redmond school gets health services grant
• Regional power company criticizes ex-CEO
• Region’s hospices join with plans to expand
• School holds athletes to a higher standard
• Sister doubts officer in brother’s fatal shooting
• Small brewers thinking big
• Smith, Wyden push sustainable ag funds
• State hospital demolition gets OK from commission
• Tennis camp mishap
• U.S. Senate bill could help area farmers find secret to better yields
• Wanted: One Prineville city manager
• What's Going Up

BUSINESS

• A new look at the bottle bill
• Another community bank reports loss, cites real estate
• Area United Way beneficiaries grateful for record fundraising
• Chrysler to end leasing next week
• Correction
• 38 Degrees restaurant closed indefinitely
• Economic reports show improvements
• In search of the fruits of summer
• LibertyBank earnings down 68% for year
• Limited power outage planned for Monday
• Motor home generator starts campground fire
• Regional power company criticizes ex-CEO
• Satellite radio merger approved
• Searching for best deal on student loans can be costly
• Small brewers thinking big
• Tibi and Custo Barcelona debut bold swimwear
• U.S. Senate bill could help area farmers find secret to better yields
• Wanted: One Prineville city manager
• What's Going Up
• Workers at 3 Oregon beer dealerships get warning about jobs

SPORTS

• At Top Gun, one hotshot emerges
• Bad knee doesn’t slow Senior British Open leader
• Bend’s Tetherow Golf Club set to open
• Defending champ falls at Rogers Cup
• Elks muster little offense in loss on road
• Favre must file letter to join Packers camp
• Former Champ Car drivers have small edge in Edmonton
• Golf Roundup Rookie on top in Canada
• Golf Scoreboard
• Olympic swimmer Jessica Hardy says ‘I’m innocent’ after a positive drug test
• On the Air
• Pirates deal two players to Yankees for prospects
• Rams’ Jackson is a no-show for first day
• Rangers pull away for victory over A’s
• Scoreboard
• Seattle opens camp, signs its top rookie
• Second Grand Prix takes place today at High Desert Classics
• Tour de France: Race at a glance
• U.S. basketball rolls over Canada
• Weathering the rapids
• Welterweight title fight will be flavored by international rivalry
• With no change at top, final showdown looms
• WR Harrison makes return at Colts’ camp

OBITS

• Professor’s ‘last lecture’ became global sensation
• Richard Wade, 87, was an urban historian
• Saxophonist Johnny Griffin

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Albert Nolan Espey
• Death Notices

NATION & WORLD

• Bush widens Zimbabwe sanctions
• Bush’s decisions in foreign policy hamper McCain
• Cambodians rally around premier
• Dear parents: Try to relax; it’s just camp
• Detroit mayor violates bond, judge finds
• Dispatches from Comic-Con International
• Elections a setback to Britain’s Brown
• FBI agent testifies in Hamdan trial
• FDA: Avoid jalapenos from Mexico, not U.S.
• Hollywood sidewalk stars to get makeover
• In Iraq, a sanitized view of the war?
• $8.7M fine sought against sugar company
• Obama receives warm welcome from Sarkozy
• Plane loses part of fuselage, lands safely
• Police kill man who menaced radio station
• Precursor to the FBI founded in 1908
• Putting the wind back in their sails
• Reports criticize mine operators, regulators
• Taliban exploit sectarian divide in Pakistan
• Tornado damages 9 New Hampshire towns
• Trans fats banned in California eateries
• Turkey levels charges in terrorist plot

FEATURES

• Area United Way beneficiaries grateful for record fundraising
• In search of the fruits of summer
• On Christian Science
• Perfect iced coffee at home
• Region’s hospices join with plans to expand
• Religion in Brief
• Sikhs lose tradition in translation
• Trans fats banned in California eateries

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Church sponsors drive for school supplies
• COCC seeks applicants for resident scholar
• Correction
• Dispatches from Comic-Con International
• Fox rocks the Tower
• Foxy Brown, Lil’ Kim sued over book deals
• ‘Mad Men’: There’s truth in advertising
• Mia Farrow: Nations should protest China
• ‘Monday Night Football’ still features Williams
• Party with the stars at Pine Mountain
• Redmond wants input on public art
• Tourism is next topic of ‘Talk of the Town
• Wild mustangs visit High Desert Museum

OPINION

• Call illegals, illegals
• Cliff hangers
• Go East, Bend
• Marvelous powers of Jeff Merkley
• On Christian Science
• Once again
• Providing universal health care is a conservative approach
• Respect private property
• Support Alley