August 05, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Africa survey finds trove of endangered gorillas
• Bend’s big solar project delayed, in doubt
• Big apartment deal closes in Redmond
• Brangelina twins pictured in People
• Campaign Calendar
• Catching a wave in Central Oregon
• Children’s theater to stage ‘Willy Wonka’ adaptation
• Clear Choice revenue is up as profit slips
• Correction
• Daughter to judge: Keep my parents in jail
• Deal of the day
• Death Notices
• DEQ fines gravel plant for no permit
• Despite plan change, Bend school renovation rolls on
• Foot washed ashore in Washington is human
• Game show no trivial pursuit for its host, Alfonso Ribeiro
• Greene announces his bid for seat on Bend City Council
• Grizzly bear roughs up Yellowstone firefighter
• Harmonious blend of luck, skill boosts singer-songwriter
• Iran issues warning in nuclear face-off
• K2 avalanche survivor tells of climbers’ peril
• La Pine bus plan required for state funds
• Lost autistic boy found near Saint Helens
• Marilyn Monroe is found dead in 1962
• Morgan Freeman injured in car crash
• News of Record: Deeds
• News of Record: Police Log, Bend Fire Runs and Pets
• Obama shifts on U.S. oil reserves
• Older men may be able to forgo prostate screenings
• One-third of schools miss federal goals
• Oregon artists encouraged to apply for career grants
• Oregon House Democrats take aim at corporate tax
• Oregonians warming to the idea of big wind
• Prineville ready with redone building code
• Report: Israel preying on Gazans seeking care
• 5 reported dead as airplane hits vacation home on coast
• 4 schools in region fail federal ‘No Child’ standards
• Scientists say plan for spotted owl isn’t good enough
• Sorority may link anthrax suspect to N.J. letters
• Taking Ford forward
• Teenage hunter who shot woman was not with adult
• UO sees state’s economy stabilizing
• 2 U.S. soldiers killed as Iraq vote is delayed
• Voting rolls show shift to Democrats
• 2 Warm Springs men sentenced in shooting

BUSINESS

• A billionaire oilman stirs interest, debate with natural gas push
• Appeals court OKs remote storage DVR
• Bend’s big solar project delayed, in doubt
• Big apartment deal closes in Redmond
• Business Calendar
• Correction
• Despite plan change, Bend school renovation rolls on
• HSBC profit falls 29%
• ImClone lukewarm on Bristol-Myers offer
• JetBlue to start selling blankets and pillows
• Making sweeping panoramas with help from a robot
• News of Record: Deeds
• Niche sites aim to clear the clutter with more refined ‘vertical’ searches
• Oil prices drop after storm threat eases
• Oregonians warming to the idea of big wind
• Pooled resources, low overhead, no worries
• Prineville ready with redone building code
• Retailers widen offerings as expansion plans slow
• Rising prices stifle impact of stimulus
• Some food packaging is home to a potential carcinogen, EPA says
• Taking Ford forward
• UO sees state’s economy stabilizing
• WCI Communities files for bankruptcy

SPORTS

• Area track athletes shine at Hershey Finals
• Back in the saddle
• Beaver back for second senior season
• Bend's Vijarro just misses qualifying for U.S. Amateur
• Blazers present free kids hoop clinic in Bend
• Community Sports Calendar
• Community Sports Scoreboard
• Cyclist takes the hard way home
• Cyclists legal rights class offered tonight
• Distance runner takes second in trail event
• Dive right in
• Favre stays under radar in Green Bay
• Football coaches needed for Cascade
• Free exams being set up for local athletes
• Georgia deals with off-field troubles
• Get dirty at Redmond volleyball tournament
• Griffey prepares for home debut with White Sox
• Help needed at Haulin’ Aspen marathon
• Ibanez powers M’s to win against Twins
• Local pro mountain biker wins Idaho race
• Many golds for Bend racquetball player
• Middle school tennis signup deadline looms
• On the Air
• QB key as Ducks open practice
• Registration for fall softball closing soon
• Registration open for tennis tournament
• Runner breaks world record for age group
• Scoreboard
• Shoulder surgery brings season to an end for Athletics’ Chavez
• Young rock stars

OBITS

• Cancer patient Karen Pasqualetto featured in story about treatment
• Jack Nash helped create a business around hedge funds
• Ohio’s John Seiberling served 8 terms in Congress
• Pierre Beres famed as a book collector
• Skip Caray broadcast Braves games since ’76

FEATURES

• A Wikipedia for home how-to’s
• Bring all 5 senses into your garden
• Custom home allows all access
• 31 days, 31 ways to save
• Fish tacos — a warm, creamy and spicy treat
• Hydroponic gardeners reap many benefits
• Mangoes make more than just smoothies
• Pickle class offered
• Recipe finder
• Relishing summer’s pickle plates
• Sate your sweet tooth with fresh corn
• So I married a gladiator ...
• Summer baking made easier
• Too hot for muffins? Try blueberries in a smoothie

OPINION

• Behind the progress in PERS
• Drilling won’t help
• Empty complaints
• Ethanol is fine
• Evidence in support of intelligent design is growing
• Harassment rules need to change
• Quick to blame climate change for everything? Not so fast ...

ROADS & TRAFFIC

• La Pine bus plan required for state funds