August 10, 2008

LOCAL & STATE

• Awards prove validating for Tumalo cheesemaker
• Births
• Cultum — Bratton
• Danny C. Anderson,
• Duda — Jones
• Firefighters are battling ‘multiple small fires’ in region
• Giving in Central Oregon
• Glider crashes near Bend airport
• Growing diversity in swing counties is favoring Obama
• Kathman — Shelton
• McClain — Kipp
• Miller — Niccum
• Moving up
• News of Record: Deeds
• On the ranch, at the rodeo ‘Real, true cowboys’
• 2 Oregon firefighters released from hospital
• Redmond man injured in shooting
• Robert "Bob" Willey
• Sisters may get curbside recycling
• Teeth top agenda for Crook County students
• Yates
• 100 YEARS AGO Lightning kills 21 sheep in 1908

BUSINESS

• Advertisers are going for their own Olympic gold
• Awards prove validating for Tumalo cheesemaker
• Coffee, now with a conservative kick
• Decoding the latest business buzzwords
• Do your homework before buying a car
• Forget the cost of a trial; what about not settling?
• Fraud scheme raises a question: What‘s a consumer to do? The high cost of not settling a lawsuit Mind over mouse: Brain-controlled computing is next
• Giant fraud scheme raises a question: What are we to do about it?
• Glider crashes near Bend airport
• Hotel floors just for her
• Insurer sets stricter policy on ‘never event’ coverage
• Mind over mouse: A new way to compute
• Monsanto to sell off hormone business
• Moving up
• News of Record: Deeds
• Old house built anew by reuse expert
• Passengers soon will surf the skies
• Redmond man injured in shooting
• Save your gas money — and get a hybrid?
• Scared by the national deficit? You should be, these filmmakers say
• Sisters may get curbside recycling
• When it comes to oil, how old is too old?
• Where do billions in phone fees go?
• 30-year mortgage rates unchanged

SPORTS

• A major breakthrough
• A Tradition continues
• Australian gets NASCAR win in Nationwide’s Zippo 200 Kyle Busch goes after history, bonus points at Watkins Glen
• Breaking down the Champions Tour
• Champions Tour Statistics
• Coming home
• Crosswater takes center stage
• Cyclists are beaten by humid conditions in men’s road race
• Dixon gets sixth IRL victory of the season
• Elks lose with one game left before the playoffs
• Families with children from China embracing Games
• Final set for U.S. Women’s Amateur
• Giants rally to take win over Dodgers
• Golf Scoreboard
• Handicapping the Tradition’s field
• How hard is this hole for an amateur? Your guide to Crosswater
• How to be a good golf fan
• Jets’ Clemens ready to learn from QB Favre Seahawks’ offense off to a running start
• Kyle Busch goes after history, bonus points at Watkins Glen
• Monday What’s Next?
• More information Upcoming television schedule
• NBC Upcoming television schedule
• Olympic Scoreboard
• On the Air
• Oregonians lead a U.S. sweep in women’s saber
• Phelps wins first gold in Beijing
• Roddick headed to final to face Argentine
• Scoreboard
• Seahawks’ offense off to a running start
• Southern California is once again the favorite in the Pac-10
• Storms halt PGA Championship
• Today What’s Next?
• Tourist’s death dampens Day 2 of the Games
• Tuesday What’s Next?
• U.S. on a quest for gold, and to save the sport
• USA volleyball beats Japan, but tragedy casts pall Olympic Roundup
• Wednesday What’s Next?

OBITS

• Bend volunteer was known as a Renaissance man

CENTRAL OREGON OBITS

• Dorothy Mildred Whitted

NATION & WORLD

• Alaska woman mauled by grizzly
• Alleged scheme involved Skid Row homeless
• All-out war nears in the Caucasus, and it was hardly a surprise
• Anthony Russo helped leak the Pentagon Papers
• Be wary of bats and rabies, state health officials warn
• Bernie Mac, an acerbic comedian and TV dad
• Bin Laden driver might not go free after prison
• boon to state economy
• Bush, Hu get ready for another candid talk
• Canadian man dies in Grand Canyon fall
• Clinton-favored health plan to get play at convention
• Collection details life after the USSR
• Couple’s love thaws an old cold-war wall
• Court order ends suit filed by Burton’s ex
• Crow coal-to-liquids plant could be boon in Montana
• Disaster declarations
• Eugene mayor backs downtown crackdown
• Explosions rock restive Muslim area of China
• FBI documents reveal new look at skepticism of JFK assassination
• Fear and uncertainty in volcano’s shadow
• Film, video a $1.39B
• First black astronaut
• For scores of other suspects, anthrax case had a big cost
• Key WMD operative was among those killed in last month’s strike on al-Qaida
• Major Nevada water ruling is challenged
• McCain addresses veterans group
• Moscow reports 1,500 killed in Georgia
• New Orleans poll
• Officer denies being drunk while on duty
• Online climate change site opens for West
• Plan to euthanize wild horses runs into resistance
• Psychology behind the push to win
• Researchers hope dye attracts bees to fields
• Smithsonian founded in 1846
• Tourist’s death dampens Day 2 of the Games
• Where do billions in phone fees go?
• Whole Foods pulls ground beef
• Woman gets 11 years for identity theft

FEATURES

• Across China’s delicate dragon
• An aptly named wagon (or SUV?)
• At $4, the price is right
• Couples voicing support for gays during weddings
• Couples who play together more likely to stay together
• Deadbeat owners abandon pets as well as their homes
• How to ward off that chilly reception at work
• News of Record: Reunions, College Notes
• Reagan is a model for the power suit
• Seniors seek more help during economic slump
• Teeth top agenda for Crook County students
• Welcome to the state of Jefferson
• What can seniors do to meet dietary needs?

ENTERTAINMENT

• Annual celebration brings out the plaid
• Author intrudes on victim’s tragedy
• BendFilm Festival is ready to roll
• Book is a sweet buffet of stories
• ‘Breaking Dawn’ gives readers plenty to enjoy
• Bridge players invited to play in tournament
• Calendar
• Doris Day gets her due in new biography
• He is not the son of Spock
• Literary forger tells of bogus missives
• Mahmoud Darwish was a Palestinian poetic icon
• Movie Times
• ‘So Long at the Fair’ is no fun house
• Sugarland founder sues band for $1.5M
• Thank you, Ms. Thomas

OPINION

• Calif. school standards test patience of potential teacher
• DA explains position on co-sleeping
• Deschutes should find a different tax to hike
• Forgetting the evils of communism
• Hillary Clinton’s shadow is growing
• Housing collapse ahead? Not according to the data
• How much is a ‘number’ really?
• How the Democrats are trying to lose How the Democrats are trying to lose
• Make SDC deferral plan permanent
• The fight for permanence amid the transience