July 29, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Bend downtown group changes name
• Calorie-listing rule considered for Portland-area restaurants
• Commission OKs bid for 911, OSP building
• Correction
• Crash closes lanes on U.S. Highway 20
• Crook schools fire superintendent
• Deer killer sentenced to year in jail
• Deschutes County official gets raise
• Etiquette unleashed
• Falling rock causes Mount Hood death
• Fire destroys 12 homes near Yosemite
• Geothermal firm gets $145M in funds
• High demand boosts whitefish prices
• New kids club to open in Prineville
• New rule could impact immigrant farmworkers
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Oregon Zoo releases endangered turtles in Columbia River Gorge
• Pet calendar
• Pet sitters are a financial priority for many owners
• Photos are his business - and so are photographers
• Plan to dump Oswego Lake sediment generates concern
• Portland woman dies in Rogue rapids
• Pretty pictures
• Programs cater to special needs
• Redmond lieutenant arraigned in assault
• Redmond meth dealer gets 14 years
• Redmond shelter rescued
• Reroute of railway is shelved over costs
• Souped-up, street-legal and fuel-free
• Summer living made simple with Pacific shrimp
• This is Melissa.
• Two more arrested in marijuana bust
• Veterinarians take a special interest in care for area pets

BUSINESS

• A taxing problem as cell phone use evolves
• Bend downtown group changes name
• Business Calendar
• Commission OKs bid for 911, OSP building
• Deer killer sentenced to year in jail
• Geothermal firm gets $145M in funds
• Loans for automakers gain support in House
• Merrill to sell troubled assets, raise capital
• Mortgage market to get financial boost
• New rule could impact immigrant farmworkers
• News of Record: Deeds
• Photos are his business - and so are photographers
• Post your PowerPoints online as videos
• Stocks fall hard on financial worries
• Testing the best toys for the iPhone
• The new real-estate game: flipping Web sites
• Toxic chemical found in the house?
• Toyota cuts forecast
• Verizon boosts profits
• Weyerhaeuser selling hardwood sawmill

SPORTS

• Bend boy competes in national track meet
• Bend girls soccer team win youth tournament
• Bend teams to compete in tennis championship
• Braves put Jones, Hudson on disabled list; demote Reyes
• Cascade Lakes Relay set to kick off on Friday
• C.O. softball team takes third at tourney
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Cubs win battle of NL’s two top teams
• Gymnist Hamm not going to Beijing
• High Desert Omnium takes on new look
• Local triathlon offers business challenge
• NASCAR’s trip to Indy ruined by tire troubles
• On the Air
• Posada’s shoulder surgery brings season to an end
• Registration starting for Sunrise to Summit race
• Ride one, ride all
• Roberdo wins opener at Cincinnati
• Safe at home
• Scoreboard
• Will Beijing be last stop for U.S. softball?

OBITS

• Brooks Jones, 73, produced regional theater in New York
• Bud Browne created genre of surf films
• Donald Stokes was auto tycoon
• Jazz guitarist Joe Beck

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Death Notices

NATION & WORLD

• Beijing may step up anti-pollution efforts
• Branson unveils citizen spaceship
• Bush, Pakistani PM present united front
• EPA to staff: Don’t talk to investigators, press
• Jurors view al-Qaida film at war-crimes trial
• Justice Department audit: Politics affected hirings
• Mexican voters say no to oil privatization
• Montana fire grows
• Obama, McCain focus on domestic issues
• One case spurs calls for scrutiny of the national DNA database
• Palestinian factions escalate arrests
• President Eisenhower signs act creating NASA in 1958
• Rally will try to stop Karadzic’s extradition
• Sen. Reid thwarted on a bundle of bills
• Shootings suspect said to hate liberals, gays
• The story behind Kennedy’s brain surgery
• Turkish officials link bombings to rebels
• University of Florida called best party school
• U.S. deficit zooming to half-trillion

FEATURES

• Baking staple Bisquick gets another cookbook
• Even high-tech toys cause clutter
• Great BBQ, no fire needed
• How to carry that pie to the potluck? Go old-style
• How to use water in the garden (hint: sometimes sparingly)
• Mulching mowers feed the grass
• No time to even say ‘olé’
• No-hassle cheesecake from your refrigerator
• Perfect time to grill fruit
• Plan ahead before choosing appliance colors
• Save time: Make breakfast that doubles as lunch
• Shrimp recipes
• Starbucks lets you sip your sorbet
• Summer living made simple with Pacific shrimp
• Take time to choose your tools carefully
• The natural A/C for your home
• These leaves aren’t just for the bay
• Try lemon cucumbers for a change
• Washed dishes with black marks — what’s happening?
• With little to no follow-up, artificial joints giving us pain

ENTERTAINMENT

• Calendar
• Church near Sisters plans fair, art show as fundraiser
• Gizmos to make it up close and personal at the Games
• Local Spanish-speaking families invited to forum
• Ray’s culinary skills going to the dogs
• Romijn, O’Connell to start seeing double
• Winehouse in hospital after drug reaction

OPINION

• Be afraid, please, of an undivided U.S. government
• Drill now
• Eat local
• Health care cost control
• Repeal Oregon ethanol mandate
• Respect our public lands
• Weddings at the ranch

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• Reroute of railway is shelved over costs
• Souped-up, street-legal and fuel-free