July 28, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• A helping hand for hard-luck pets
• ATV riders statewide are rolling through a new class
• Avoid U.S. 20 project on Bend’s east side
• Clear skies and sunshine should prevail this week
• First home sells in Madras community
• Learn river safety and more at kiosk
• Local experts weigh in on the bailout bill
• MacDonald vying for a council seat
• Newport Market to revamp facade
• News of Record: Bankruptcies and Civil Suits
• Terrebonne man arrested after gun goes off in domestic dispute

BUSINESS

• Business Calendar
• Business loans getting scarcer
• Car rental rates are on the rise
• Equity firm to go public on NYSE
• FDIC chairwoman explains how banks are protecting your money
• First home sells in Madras community
• Help wanted
• Lenders leading consumers down the road to debt
• Local experts weigh in on the bailout bill
• Marketing blitz planned for ‘Horton’
• Newport Market to revamp facade
• News of Record: Bankruptcies and Civil Suits
• Online ad traders take a page from Wall Street peers
• Say goodbye to an old friend: cassette tapes
• Something for almost everyone in housing bill

SPORTS

• American wins Senior British Open in playoff
• Auto Racing Scoreboard
• Challenge champions
• Closing the show
• Elks hope for playoff push during homestand
• Favre a no-show to Packers camp — for now
• Golf Scoreboard
• Johnson survives tire debacle to win at Brickyard
• Nadal keeps rolling with Rogers Cup title
• On the Air
• Philly wins Arena Bowl
• Red Sox get win in series finale against Yankees
• Reliever Gossage leads ’08 class inducted into baseball hall of fame
• Scoreboard
• Spaniard wins doping-scarred Tour
• Team USA begins its quest to win gold in basketball
• Two Chinese Olympic gymnasts may be too young to compete

OBITS

• Egyptian director Chahine, 82, critical of Islamic extremism
• Katherine Kinkade, 77, became disillusioned after starting utopian commune
• Norman Dello Joio, prolific composer
• Rosemary Ingham, 71, theater costume designer

NATION & WORLD

• At least 15 dead in Istanbul bombings
• Cambodian leader claims landslide win
• Candidates trade jabs in television appearances
• 2 congregants killed as gunman fires in Tennessee church service
• Death-row inmates reach out via the Web
• Democrats compile bill of measures blocked by Sen. Coburn
• Despite efforts, pollution remains an issue in Beijing as Games near
• 14 die when Army bomber crashes into Empire State Building in 1945
• Drilling issue has raised GOP hopes
• Expanding the Internet into some unused space
• Frying pan becomes flying pan
• Fueling high gas prices: the world of subsidies
• Loot in need of cleaning; man in need of a lawyer
• Powerful typhoon makes morning landfall in Taiwan
• Qantas to focus on oxygen canisters
• Seeking longevity secrets in side effects, mice mazes
• Sudan leader’s indictment elicits unexpected unity
• Terrorist attacks unsettling India
• Unveiling of ‘mothership’ may stir up new space race
• U.S. says soldiers fired on Iraqi civilians in June
• Wildfire near Yosemite still largely unchecked

FEATURES

• Vanity medicine is changing the face of dermatology

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Jessica Lange’s home up for sale again
• LaBeouf booked on DUI after early-A.M. wreck
• Taylor Swift receives high school diploma

OPINION

• A Snowball in hell
• Be conservative with air conditioning
• Dugan is wrong
• Help the disabled
• Making Bend better
• Pay-as-you-go insurance is a winner at the pump
• The sky is not falling in Iraq

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Avoid U.S. 20 project on Bend’s east side